This is an odd hotel. It had been open only a few months when I went in February and yet looked like it had been decorated in about 1986. There were many odd touches that made you wonder who was managing the place - the bar closes at 10pm, "and that includes you", so off to bed now. And breakfast... more

Stayed here for a couple of nights in June. The lobby was pretty impressive in terms of space & design. Reception staff were friendly & efficient and spoke a decent level of english. The rooms were acceptable; clean & relatively comfortable. Breakfast was fine in relation to both choice & quality. In terms of location it appeared to be quite... more

I spent two nights at Inter Burgo with my boyfriend over the Lunar New Year. Upon our arrival we were told that breakfast would be included in the price of our room (over 150,000 Won, not cheap at all compared to their standard) and so we were led to our Deluxe Room. The very first impact was already very disappointing:... more

This is an eccentric local hotel with aspirations of being a world class property. The lobby area is very nice, including the odd Spanish theme mentioned by other reviewers (which I found entertaining, but not intrusive). Service was friendly, although dialog was limited. It is obviously a lot harder to find fluent English Speakers in Daegu than in Seoul. My... more

I live in New York City, and stayed at the Hotel Inter-Burgo with my wife and 6-year-old son in an Executive Floor room with an eastern river view for TWO WEEKS in July & Aug. 2007 (We later stayed at the Westin Chosun in Busan and the J.W. Marriott in Seoul). Our room (which measured about 400 sq. ft.) was... more

My husband and I stayed at the Inter Burgo Hotel recently for a wedding. The hotel is huge and there are a lot of services on location which made it very convenient, including several restaurants, a gift shop, beauty salon, driving range, gym with swimming pool, even something that appeared to be an art gallery. The public spaces are done... more