Pet-friendly Hotels in Daejeon

Because some floors of the Expo Tower were used as a hotel, there were many inconveniences compared to hotels that were stand-alone buildings. Hotel guests, like department store visitors, must park in the underground parking lot. Although the underground parking lot is marked as a hotel zone, not at all. It took a very long time to park because it was not well maintained. If you don't use valet when staying at Hotel Onoma, parking will be very inconvenient. It was a corner room for 3 adults, and the extra bed was nice and soft, not a creaky mattress. The installation staff said that the extra bed uses the same mattress as the king bed. I liked the room condition and staff response, but parking was a problem!!! It's at a level that really detracts from all points.

A clean, uncluttered hotel in good condition Breakfast was much more delicious than I expected! Best conditions for a single room The downside is that the air conditioner is a bit noisy and the dryer's wind is weak.

- Great location! Close to the entertainment area of Daejeon especially a less than 10 min walk to the nightlife/club area. Easy taxi rides to everywhere else. Also, easy walk to the Government Complex subway station. - Hotel breakfast is delicious and great hours (0700-0930). - The price is hard to beat for everything you can experience around you.

Location is very close to subway and buses. As a long term business traveler, having a washing machine was excellent. Plenty of places to eat close by. Bath towels could be bigger (only hand towels are supplied - but there are plenty of them!). Room was very clean and comfortable. Fridge / freezer is also great. Easy check in, even for non Korean speaking travelers. Will use again.

First of all, the location of the hotel is Dunsan-dong, which is great. The facilities are also very clean and sophisticated. Additionally, the breakfast buffet at 7,000 won is reasonable for the price. In addition, simple cooking utensils are provided in the room to help you use it. This is my second visit, and even though it is a weekend, I plan to visit again for the reasonable price.

This is a solid place to sleep for under 50 bucks. The room wasn't thoroughly clean, but it was passable. It has a small kitchen with a microwave and fridge but you have to ask for the cookware. Each room has a washing machine which would be nice for longer stays. The walls are paper thin which is annoying when loud guests return to their rooms late. It's not a room you'd want to spend a lot of time in but adequate for one night.

I made a reservation because I wanted to go to the hot springs. It's clean and right after entering the entrance. It was nice that there was an open bathtub on the left side of the bathroom and a separate shower booth. The welcome food is 5 pieces of chicken, which is not enough for dinner, but it still feels like a pleasant gift, so I felt good when I went to pick it up. After eating, they tell you to leave it in your room so you don’t have to take it back. I was surprised that breakfast was so simple in the morning, but they brought me a simple plate of scrambled eggs when I sat down.

It may be boring because there is nothing to enjoy with the children in the auxiliary facilities, but it was nice to be able to rest comfortably without any inconvenience because there is a large NC department store. However, there was hair in the sink, which made it uncomfortable, and I think it was too lacking that there was only one soap. Even if the bathroom is small, it doesn't drain, so it was most inconvenient that the water was guided when you keep turning on the shower. And even though there is a parking lot up to the 4th ba*****t floor, I had a hard time not having a seat. The price is cheap, so I stay at Daejeon once because I have something to do, but I don't think it's a hotel for a staycation. Those who are on a business trip will have a good day