Deagu Taejeondong Soho 102

There are lots of bars nearby, so it’s a good area to go out. The hotel has a main building and an annex, with plenty of parking. It sits at the entrance to Chilgok. On weekdays, the rate is 80,000 won, and the room even comes with a massage chair. The rooms are in excellent condition.

Breakfast didn’t have much to choose from, and I wasn’t keen on the towels either. They were only small strips, which felt inconvenient when I’m used to larger ones. The room itself was quite spacious and soundproofed well. There was a full-length mirror and a large makeup mirror, plus a comb that looked a little dirty. The hairdryer blew hot air with good force. A 24-hour 7-Eleven is nearby, and there’s a clothing shop across the street.

For getting around, the location worked well for shopping and meals. Barbecue places and other eateries are nearby, and supermarkets and convenience stores are within a ten-minute walk. Across the street there’s a Top Ten clothing store, a bit like the Japanese brand Unit Q, with lots of different items. Worth a look. The main entrance is tiny, but the lobby counter seems to make the most of the parking space, and the setup feels unusual but comfortable. The rooms are spacious, with a 75-inch TV and gaming PC, and the other amenities are adequate. There’s a simple Korean breakfast each morning, plus free coffee and an instant noodle maker on the first floor. Rubato Hotel.