Seomun Hanok Guesthouse

I haven't stayed there before, but I would like to stay there at least once. I visited the coffee shop downstairs.Menu 1+1 until the end of February

It's a short walk from Seomun Market. I stayed on a weekday, and there were no other guests so it was quiet. The atmosphere was very nice, but the room was small. The room for two people is about 4 and a half tatami mats.It's Korean style and only has one set of large futons for two people. Air conditioning, refrigerator, mineral water, hair dryer, TV, Wi-Fi, towels, shampoo, etc. are provided, but toothbrushes are not provided. The building is new and very clean, and the linens are clean.There is a cafe below the guesthouse, and the staff will take care of your stay (and pay at the cafe), but it closes at 7pm, so if you check in after that, please leave your room key unlocked. You can also pay the next morning. Cash and Japanese card payments accepted. The clerk couldn't speak Japanese, but he was using a smartphone app. There is only an administrator when the cafe is open. (I received an email a few days ago confirming the scheduled check-in time for the day)Although you can search on accommodation reservation sites, for some reason reservations are not accepted from the site. You can make a reservation from the homepage. Japanese is OK. You can also check the availability of rooms. On the website, you can pay in advance by bank transfer or card (Japanese cards are not accepted), but you can pay on the day. A simple breakfast is included and you can have it at the cafe from 8:30, but since I had plans, I went to Seomun Market to eat kimbap after 7:00 and then checked out.I wanted to stay in a Hanok-style stay in Seoul, but it was so popular that I couldn't get a reservation and the price was high, so I gave up, but I'm glad there's a good place in Daegu.

Get off at Ximen Market Station of the subway.It can be reached in a few minutes' walk,Two-day stay is basically a private room (no other guests,Moving luggage is also a big problem.It is recommended to order a larger size, the space is just right.There are no bath towels, just hand towels.A bottle of mineral water is provided every day,(If you need hot water, you can go to a coffee shop and ask the clerk to fill it up.There will be an additional price for adding quilts.It's a bit difficult to take a shower, the bathroom is a bit cold.So we turned on the floor heating at night,The boss is very enthusiastic and uses Papago to communicate.Check in and check out at the coffee shop(It should be the same bossYou can also store your luggageJust come back and collect it before 5:30.Very close to Ximen Market.You can go shopping at night and during the day,There is also a shopping mall selling clothes inside.Similar to our Guangchao.I will definitely come back next time I come to Daegu.I had a great time visiting Ximen Market.The food is also delicious.#It’s best not to take baths one after another, otherwise there will be no hot water#Foreigners can pay in cash#No USB plug needs adapter plug

There is not enough parking space. There is space for about 2 cars, but the alley is narrow. The soundproofing is disappointing, but it's not too much of an inconvenience. The bathroom is small, so washing up is a bit inconvenient.However, it is a Hanok. It's close to Seomun Market, and the fact that they provide bread and cereal for breakfast is an advantage.