Vetted short-term houses in Daegu, available for foreign renters without a Korean guarantor.

A hillside neighborhood in Daegu (AI-generated illustrative image)
Known as a major cultural and economic hub in the southeast, Daegu has grown into a vibrant destination for travelers and residents alike. Traditional markets sit alongside modern districts, creating a unique urban atmosphere that feels both historic and contemporary.
Finding temporary housing as a foreign visitor often involves complicated paperwork and demands for local sponsors. LiveAnywhere removes these hurdles by offering verified short-term houses in Daegu that you can book directly online. Browse the current listings below, check the pricing details, and find the right space for your upcoming stay.
📐 26 m² (285 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking
Positioned in the quiet residential pocket of Sindang-dong, this independent house places you a twelve-minute walk from Gyemyeongdae Station without the street noise. It is a practical pick for a solo researcher or faculty member needing a quiet base near campus.
📐 30 m² (320 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR
Priced below what is typical for Dalseo-gu, this one-bedroom house in Yongsan-dong offers a budget-friendly base roughly a ten-minute walk from Yongsan Station. It is a practical choice if you are a solo traveler seeking an independent place without overspending.
📐 53 m² (570 sq ft) · 🛏️ 2BR · 🚗 parking
Priced in line with typical neighborhood rates, this Dusan-dong house offers a straightforward two-bedroom layout without stretching your budget. It is a sensible setup for colleagues sharing a base in Suseong-gu or a couple needing a straightforward work trip stay.
“I had a really comfortable and relaxing 7-day stay here.”
📐 79 m² (854 sq ft) · 🛏️ 3BR
Suited for a pet-free household, this three-bedroom house in Bullo-dong offers a traditional standalone layout with a single bathroom. It makes a practical base for a small family or remote workers needing a quiet residential stay.
📐 17 m² (178 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking
Suited for a solo tenant needing a simple routine, this single-bedroom house is set in the residential streets of Buk-gu, Taejeon-dong where pets are not allowed. It is a practical match for a remote worker seeking a quiet neighborhood stay with no animals on site.
📐 23 m² (249 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking
Priced well below the typical district average, this Daemyeong-dong house offers a budget-friendly one-bedroom setup just a short walk from Myeongdeok Station. It is a practical choice for a solo traveler looking to stay in Nam-gu without overspending.
📐 56 m² (605 sq ft) · 🛏️ 2BR · 🚗 parking
Steps from the busy Dusan-dong street life, this standalone house trades high-rise anonymity for a grounded neighborhood feel in Suseong-gu. It makes a practical landing spot for a small family setting up a multi-room routine.
“I had a wonderful time with the warm and friendly hospitality. Following last year, I felt at home again this year in Daegu. The surrounding amenities, transportation, and comfortable, warm interior were all excellent. It was a perfect stay. Thank you.”
📐 23 m² (249 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking
Positioned in the quiet residential pocket of Sangin-dong in Dalseo-gu, this standalone house sits a short walk from Wolbae Station. It is a practical choice if you are a solo professional looking for a private neighborhood feel during a longer stay.
LiveAnywhere is Korea's favorite short-term and vacation rental platform, built for extended stays of one week to six months. From trendy studios in Seoul to relaxing beach houses in Jeju, every home comes fully furnished and can be booked in minutes through the LiveAnywhere app.
It works much like Airbnb, but with a structure designed for longer visits: competitive weekly and monthly rates instead of nightly pricing, no repeated cleaning fees, and utilities included in your payment. That's why an extended stay in Korea through LiveAnywhere often costs noticeably less than booking the same period on a nightly platform.
Some listings include a small security deposit, far smaller than the large lump-sum deposits required by traditional Korean leases. Your deposit is held securely in escrow by LiveAnywhere, not by the host. After checkout, the host checks the property, and once they confirm there are no issues, your deposit is refunded within a maximum of 5 business days.
LiveAnywhere is one of the more practical Airbnb alternatives in Daegu for stays of a week or longer. Because pricing is built around longer bookings instead of nightly turnover, the same place often costs less than paying night by night. Cleaning fees don't repeat with every stay, utilities are included, and every host is verified and operating legally.
Foreigners can rent in Daegu through LiveAnywhere without needing a Korean guarantor. It's one of the platform's core features. Booking is done online, with no guarantor or in-person paperwork required.
Short-term houses in Daegu typically cost between ₩590,000 and ₩1,907,000 per month, based on 216 matched listings. Prices vary depending on the exact size, neighborhood, and season of your stay. You can browse more options in this area to compare current availability. See live listings on LiveAnywhere →
Daegu offers a mix of houses, officetels, apartments, and rooms. You will find several house options suited for short-term stays among the 216 total listings. Each type provides different layouts to suit your needs during your time in the city.
Yes. We accept Visa, MasterCard, UnionPay, JCB and more. And the entire booking is completed online. Payments are processed in Korean won (KRW).
Yes, utilities are included, so you won't get separate bills for electricity, water, or gas during your stay. The total shown at checkout is the full amount you pay, and nothing is added after you book.
Yes, LiveAnywhere's search lets you filter listings by price range, location, and specific amenities, so you can narrow results down to exactly what matters for your stay.
Right here on LiveAnywhere. The listings above are available to book directly online, with no in-person visit or paperwork required to get started.