Workers Hotel Daejeon by Aank

I had a business trip to Daejeon and booked this hotel last minute the day before. The exterior was impressive, and the interior was incredibly clean. The room with a queen-sized bed was quite spacious, and the bathtub was also large and immaculate – everything was perfect. Plus, breakfast was provided, and it was a Korean buffet style where you could serve yourself as much as you wanted. The food quality was surprisingly good too. There was a toaster for bread, and cereals and bread were also available. They even had a gym for a quick workout. The design and facilities were all charming and well-equipped; it had everything you could ask for. My business trips to Daejeon have become more frequent, and the price has gone up, so I booked another place this time, but I'd love to stay here again next time. I highly recommend it!

Overall it was okay, but the parking space was really cramped... From the pictures, it looked like there was an underground parking lot, but there wasn't. Aside from the parking, it was fine.

They were kind and the place was clean, and I was able to store my luggage before check-in. It's also close to the subway station, and on the second floor, there are washing machines, exercise equipment, and a mini-mart setup with a microwave, chopsticks, and spoons, which was convenient for eating cake. The atmosphere was good and it was tidy, so I'd love to stay here again if I come to Daejeon.

I took a half-day off work to go to the bank, but hit a reality check (I'm looking for a new place because my lease is expiring). Feeling heartbroken about this and that, Extreme P's thoughtless trip began. Suddenly, I wanted to eat bread (I had been thinking about bread and Sungsimdang for a while). So, I went to Daejeon. I also went to Daejeon because it feels familiar; my family home and relatives lived in Daejeon and Nonsan when I was very young (the Expo was the very embodiment of Kkumdori). Maybe because it's been so long, it has changed so much. First, I went to my accommodation to drop off my luggage, and when I came to eat nearby, most of the popular restaurants were closed, so I just went to eat meat to feel more at home. I'm a solo traveler who frequents meat restaurants even when I'm alone. Usually, meat restaurants only accept orders for two or more people. So, that's okay! Saying that, I ordered briquette bulgogi and noodles. I left a little bit of the noodles behind, but I finished all the meat. I was so happy. Actually, I didn't order any alcohol because I don't think I would have been able to finish it all if I had been drinking. It's a little regrettable. While washing off my sweat-soaked body, I used the Styler provided in the accommodation!! Actually, one of the reasons I ate the meat was because there was a Styler in the room I was staying in (I didn't bring any clothes at all, just went empty-handed). As expected, Korea is so great and convenient to travel in!

The service, location, facilities, and staff friendliness are all good, but I use this business hotel frequently, and recently, the bedding cleaning has been very inadequate during consecutive stays. The bedding used to be cozy and nice, but the bed cleaning is poor and there is a lot of hair visible. ㅜ ㅜ Improvements are needed.

The fitness facilities were excellent. Laundry and drying facilities were available, and the breakfast was great. The parking lot was small, so I parked at a nearby public parking lot, but it was convenient as there were plenty of spaces and it was very close. The room was more spacious than I expected, and overall, I was satisfied and would likely stay here again on a business trip. The only downside is that the water pressure is a bit weak, but that might be a matter of personal preference.

The shared facilities are well-equipped and can be utilized in various ways. The refrigerator in the room was a bit disappointing, but all the other facilities were charming and good.