Hotel Northtel i Daegu

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  taigyu Chi

  :: 04 November 2020 20:47:59

  So so

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  Dino Robinson

  :: 26 August 2019 09:15:58

  Didnt like the toilet and shower sharing the same close area but overall ok. VIP room but nothing spectacular

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  원준연

  :: 06 May 2018 09:57:38

  Good

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  Smithy

  :: 09 January 2017 22:25:30

  Very loud area unfortunately... Often woken by all the noise, there is a nice bubbly bath however the jets are a little powerful which made us turn them off immediately, the blue light above the bath was too bright for my girlfriend and made her feel uncomfortable, I felt it was a little too bright too though this may have just been specific to the room we stayed in, the staff seem very friendly and a staff member took my luggage when we visited the hotel too early.. The bed was comfy and I liked the bedside controls for all the lights, though there is a little learning curve of which buttons are which lights. The rooms have a very nice design, my room also had a PC, at first looked like a gaming PC, however I discovered it was a Windows XP PC, and the monitor was very blurry. Might be being picky, but 2nd visit, while searching for the TV remote (the room is unfortunately missing) behind all furniture I found rubbish (including tissues)... And the PC monitor doesn't even turn on, though this room still has the extremely bright light, the bathroom is bigger and the room is less cluttered, I admire the wall art that makes no sense and tonight I'm sleeping with a spinning LG standby screensaver on the TV because there's no way to turn it off.

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  Young

  :: 25 July 2016 06:58:26

  Very difficult to control A/C. Located in the middle of Red Light Entertainment District. Too far from downtown Daegu tourist areas. Very dark parking subway garage. No privacy for bathroom. 170,000 won per night was too expensive via Expedia. I would recommend this hotel if it costed under 100,000 won. Not for family with little kids. Great for a couple. Plenty of places to eat, drink, and have fun for guests who has no kids with them.