Toyoko Inn Dongseong-ro Deluxe Double Room

#Domestic hotel I have never been to Toyoko Inn. There are three reasons why I avoided Toyoko Inn. First, the rooms are very small. Second, there is no public bath, although I don't usually go there. And lastly, the third reason is that the breakfast is poor. Of course, Toyoko Inn is cheap, from 500 yen to 2,000-3,000 yen. Still, I didn't go there because of these three reasons. This is my second time staying in Daegu. Last year, when I went to Haeinsa Temple, I stayed at the Daegu Marriott. This time, I came to visit 83 Tower. There are not many hotels in Daegu worth staying at. Then, I found Toyoko Inn. The location is also Dongseong-ro, the Myeongdong of Daegu~~~! It is close to 83 Tower and Dongdaegu Station, so I made a reservation here. The price is not as cheap as I thought. It's a Sunday stay, but it's more expensive than 4-star hotels in Seoul with the same conditions, and the rooms are small. There are also rooms without windows, so I'll book a deluxe room. The hotel has a reception on the 7th floor, so if you take the dedicated elevator, you can go straight to the 7th floor. There are 10 floors, and the guest rooms are assigned to the 9th floor. The structure is very Japanese. In particular, the plastic toilet that looks like it was planted in Japan feels cozy. The hot water comes out well and the heating is good, so I was able to sleep warmly, which was nice. I can even see the Ferris wheel outside the window. Daegu has everything. It was a moment that reminded me of Nagoya. The city view is pretty good because there are no tall buildings around. The check-out time the next day is 10 o'clock. The check-in time was also from 4 o'clock. I went to Daejeon and Duryu Park and checked in around 11 o'clock. I'll be staying for about 11 hours. In Japan, I've checked in at 1 o'clock at night and checked out at 5:30 in the morning, so I've been here for a long time. Breakfast is free here. The menu for the day is gyudong. The main dish is beef bulgogi, and there are boiled eggs, potato salad, stir-fried anchovies, and bean sprout soup. You can eat lightly. Even in the breakfast restaurant, you can see the 83 Tower through the gaps in the buildings. Inchin-nim's words are true. Thank you.