Daegu Prince Hotel
Daegu Prince Hotel
1824-2 Daemyeong 2-Dong, Nam-Gu, Daegu, Korea
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Location :
Nam-gu
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117
Daegu Prince Hotel has clean and spacious rooms with ambient lighting filled with lamps that produce a romantic setting. It also offers a sauna for the ultimate relaxation after a long day of business or sightseeing. Daegu Prince also offers various dining options including breakfast buffet, coffee shop, Japanese Restaurant, and Korean Restaurant.
from US$ 84
per night
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per night
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