Hotels in Gyeongju

Doesn't quite feel like a 5-star hotel. What I liked most was that the hot water was really hot and worked well. The parking lot feels a bit small even though it wasn't fully booked. Restaurants are generally expensive. The bedrooms and the cleaning staff are good.

The location was excellent, and both the garden and the rooms were beautiful and very clean, allowing us to have a wonderful time. The owner is also very kind, so I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to experience staying in a hanok. However, since it's a guesthouse, you'll need to call the owner when you check in. You should prepare a SIM card that allows calls within Korea or an app like KakaoTalk in advance.

Staying here brough back memories of my childhood with the lack of furniture and sitting on the ground all the time. For my American husband, he was quite charmed by the place. The place looked beautiful at night like you stepped into a movie scene.

The hotel’s location was quite ideal, within close proximity to bus stops and post office, walkable 10mins to Daiso and Olive Young. The room was spacious and offered plenty of room for luggage. Though the room had an unpleasant odour when we first entered so we had to open the window and let the room breathe. But overall, nothing detrimental to ruin the experience.