First impressions are not good, as the entrance lobby is functional and not very attractive. Two staff on duty with poor English. Check in efficient, but was asked whether I wanted housekeeping, which struck me as an odd question. Lift up to 11th floor and hall carpets seemed a little grubby, but room clean, albeit very basic, although I was... More

We didn't choose this hotel; it was the location for a conference we were attending. But we were pleasantly surprised. At check in, reception gives you a very confusing array of special deals. We expected to pay over 110,00 W, per night got by for about 75,000. The room was small but adequate. Wonderful surprise was a free WASHING MACHINE... More

Not like most other Korean hotels, you can earn reward points at Toyoko Inn. This is the biggest benefit at this hotel. Rooms are small and similar to most Japanese hotel but they are very clean and new. I just needed a clean bed and room so small size didn't bother me much. Hotel staff are friendly. Breakfast includes some... More

Before staying in this hotel, I never heard about Toyoko Inn Hotel chain. We went there because I had to meet up with my cousin who came from abroad for a cultural exchange program and she told me she is staying at this hotel. We tried to book the hotel from a website booking, but not able to because it... More

Hotel toyoko inn is a japanese hotel chain. Hence one can expect very compact room. But in spite of being small, the rooms are still comfortable. The single mold bathroom is again compact but enough keeping in mind the amount of time one spends there on a business trip. Positive part: -Price (if you have membership card which you can... More

This hotel was under $100 per night, and for the price was a good deal. The rooms are small (remind me of a cruise ship cabin). However, they have a 110 volt outlet, and a number of other amenities that make it all work. They even give out pajamas if you want them! The breakfast was competely non-western, and as... More

This hotel is conveniently located for business in Daejeon, adjacent to the government complex and close to the new city centre. We were the only Westerners visible during our recent stay. The rooms are surprisingly large. Expecting Asian business hotel room sizes, we had booked a twin suite, which turned out to be huge—twice the size of a standard hotel... More

We stayed one night in this Toyoko Inn, this is the same as all the Toyoko Inn: Clean, free Internet, free (and this time big) breakfast. Room was Toyoko Inn standard size . Bed quality is also very good and you can have a nice view from the city. The only inconvenient is that this is a bit far from... More

I was in Daejeon for a business trip. I had been there several times previously, so I was somewhat familiar with the local hotel scene. I would normally stay in the Yuseong-gu area. But, I found the Toyoko Inn on a website search when the other hotels in the Yuseong were either booked, or did not have a room at... More