2-Star Hotels in Daejeon

"It was clean and affordable, and I enjoyed my stay. It was conveniently located near restaurants and bars, so I had a great rest. The nearby park was also great for a walk."

"I stayed in a business room for three nights and four days. Overall, I was satisfied. I previously stayed at the Mitasuya Ryokan Hotel in Gongju, but this one differed from that in that it had breakfast and cypress balls. Parking is available, but there aren't many spaces compared to the rooms (about nine). Fortunately, there are white lines around the area, so you can parallel park on the street. If you're playing games, you'll probably want to go to the 2-PC room. The PC specifications in the business room are ideal for document work, and since personal history isn't automatically deleted, I recommend deleting all browsing history before leaving. CPU: i5-12400 2.50Ghz, RAM: 16GB, GPU: GeForce 210, OS: Windows 10 Pro 22H2 Cypress balls are provided on the first floor, so if you take five or six and soak them in a hot tub, you'll feel like you're in a semi-hot spring. There's a small restaurant on the basement level, open every day except Mondays. Breakfast is free for one person per night. Additional guests are 10,000 won. Considering the prices in downtown Daejeon, it's a reasonable price. From what I remember, there are only four tables for four and two for two, so I recommend arriving at 7:00 or leisurely arriving after 8:20. They offer a green tea bag as a welcome drink, but compared to Osulloc in hotels like Gongju, the quality was a bit lacking. The floor was sticky with gum and glue, which was disappointing. The only difference from Gongju was the double-glazed windows, and I liked the breakfast included. So, excluding the cleaning, I gave it a 5."