Guji-myeon, Daegu hotel rooms at the Independent

"The hotel was really close to the metro station. Check in process was easy. Communication in English was good. I was pleasantly surprised at the size of the room. It was so much bigger than I thought it would be. The room was clean and warm. The surrounding area was really nice as well"

"Easy access to food and transportation "

"Location was great. Rooms were awesome and I loved the tub!!!!"

"The headboard on the bed had large, disturbing stains in the fabric. The buffet was large and had many offerings providing a variety of breakfast options. They do not provide coffee in the room, only tea. I suspect this a tacit agreement with the Starbucks Reserve in the lobby to draw in guests. Not a huge problem, unless you wake up early because Starbucks does not open until the mid-morning (traditional Korea start times)."

"I was very impressed with the quality of the room, and the area that the hotel was in! I will definitely be back!"

"Considering how cold the shared areas were (hallways, elevators, etc) our room was actually really warm, so much so that we had to open the window to let the cold winter air in. Beds were a little firmer than we're used to, but comfortable enough. Staff was friendly and helped us work the laundry machines."

"I think the property is in general old but also the rooms overall cleanliness was not great. I would only recommend the place if you don’t care about the cleanliness and convenience of the location it being right by the Daegu train/subway station."

"The room was pleasant and met all expectations. There is not a lot of extra floor/counter space and we were bumping furniture occasionally while moving around the room but still found the layout adequate enough to accommodate two adults comfortably. The staff was friendly and the location was decent. "

"Great location just off the metro line and lots of bars and restaurants. It’s a bit tired in some areas and could do with a bit of TLC, but a good hotel for the money and location. They are sticklers for check in at exactly 3pm which then means everyone is queuing up and it takes longer (that seems to be the same across all the hotels we staying in South Korea)"

"I liked the breakfast options i didnt like the dirty slippers and torn toilet paper"