Good breakfast, coffee, and room amenities. The motel needs better hygiene practices. Hair on the toilet seat, hair in the body scrubbing towel, stains on the pillow cases, sheets, and comforter. The same stains stayed there for all the 3 nights. Don’t expect a sheet change during your stay, and hope there was one before your arrival.

Good breakfast, coffee, and room amenities. The motel needs better hygiene practices. Hair on the toilet seat, hair in the body scrubbing towel, stains on the pillow cases, sheets, and comforter. The same stains stayed there for all the 3 nights. Don’t expect a sheet change during your stay, and hope there was one before your arrival.

The room was a lot bigger than what is shown on the pictures. Having 3 beds was awesome. The spa bathroom was nice. It’s in the cut next to KFC. It’s about 12 mins away from downtown bars and restaurants.

The room was a lot bigger than what is shown on the pictures. Having 3 beds was awesome. The spa bathroom was nice. It’s in the cut next to KFC. It’s about 12 mins away from downtown bars and restaurants.

The February Hotel was absolutely adorable!! Don't let the check in window throw you off, it's not a weird hotel. The staff was very kind and helpful. Breakfast was typical for an Asian hotel. Toast, hard boiled (possibly roasted?) eggs, yogurt, fruit, ramen. There is a valet most of the time that will help you park. BONUS there's a Thai Massage business on the top floor. Enough of the generic stuff, let's get to the rooms. We stayed in the Abbey Road suite and it was so fun and quirky AND one of the highly ellusive Korean hotel rooms that sleeps more than 2 adults. This room had a twin bed with a double bed loft above it, and another queen sized bed in the main area. The toilet area is separate from the shower and big freestanding tub area, and all are separate from the sleeping areas. Small fridge and electric kettle in the room, no microwave. There are two computers too, but I didn't use them, and a big TV with a DVD player. The decor was quirky and well done, but no real windows so no view. We really enjoyed our stay.

The February Hotel was absolutely adorable!! Don't let the check in window throw you off, it's not a weird hotel. The staff was very kind and helpful. Breakfast was typical for an Asian hotel. Toast, hard boiled (possibly roasted?) eggs, yogurt, fruit, ramen. There is a valet most of the time that will help you park. BONUS there's a Thai Massage business on the top floor.Enough of the generic stuff, let's get to the rooms. We stayed in the Abbey Road suite and it was so fun and quirky AND one of the highly ellusive Korean hotel rooms that sleeps more than 2 adults. This room had a twin bed with a double bed loft above it, and another queen sized bed in the main area. The toilet area is separate from the shower and big freestanding tub area, and all are separate from the sleeping areas. Small fridge and electric kettle in the room, no microwave. There are two computers too, but I didn't use them, and a big TV with a DVD player. The decor was quirky and well done, but no real windows so no view. We really enjoyed our stay.

Overall the hotel is very nice indeed - and right opposite a metro station. Be aware though, when in a taxi or trying to locate the property, there are in fact 2 'February Hotels' in Daegu. The only complaint I have is that the reception area is like communicating with a bank clerk behind a steel grid - very odd and unattractive indeed, and the hotel staff, especially the receptionist, speak absolutely ZERO English.

Overall the hotel is very nice indeed - and right opposite a metro station. Be aware though, when in a taxi or trying to locate the property, there are in fact 2 February Hotels in Daegu. The only complaint I have is that the reception area is like communicating with a bank clerk behind a steel grid - very odd and unattractive indeed, and the hotel staff, especially the receptionist, speak absolutely ZERO English.