Hotels With Bars in Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea

The room far exceeded my expectations in every respect! I loved the decor inspired by traditional Korean aesthetics. However, there was a slight issue with flooding, as water sipped through the cracks from the shower onto the wooden floor of the bathroom area even with the shower door shut. Although this did not cause much discomfort, I am concerned about the long-term effect this may have on the beautiful wooden floors! The light switch for the cupboard was genuinely hard to find; I had to call the front desk after 11 p.m. to figure out how to turn it off so I could go to sleep. Since I was on a conference trip, I spent most of my time in the room preparing my presentation, and the tables and chairs were clearly not designed with business travelers in mind. Finally, I found the pillows surprisingly flimsy and regretted not bringing my own. For casual travelers looking only to relax, however, this is a truly outstanding hotel. These are minor blemishes on an otherwise great experience, and I'm leaving these comments only in case the staff is interested in making an excellent stay even more exceptional.

It had been a really long time since I last visited Gyeongju, and I had a lot of concerns regarding the accommodation's location and traveling with my kids. In conclusion, if you're traveling with children, I highly recommend this place! ^^ It seemed like the boutique and legacy sections were run together, and breakfast was served on the 5th floor of the legacy building. The basic side dishes, seaweed soup, instant ramen, cereal, bread, etc., were worth the approximately 15,000 won for adults, but it felt a bit pricey for elementary school children. However, the staff were very kind and even prepared separate seaweed snacks for the kids, which was wonderful! There's also a kids' cafe-like area perfect for children to play, and in the basement of the boutique, there are free game machines, so the kids spent their time there when we were at the accommodation! There are also comic books. ^^ The room was generally clean, but the small patches of mold in the bathroom corners were a bit disappointing. If I visit Gyeongju again, I would definitely stay here 100% again! ^^ There's a Daiso right next door, so we could buy necessities as needed, and although the convenience store was a bit expensive, it being open 24 hours was a plus! There's no underground parking, but the lot is spacious, so we had no worries about parking. ^^

The room service chicken was really delicious, and there was a sauna, so I could come back every day and relax in the sauna. The breakfast had a lot of options and the view was great, so overall it was a satisfactory hotel. I will come back again when I come to Gyeongju!

Very clean and its location is excellent. There’s a Daiso around the corner, local mart 5 min walk, and the bus station is walking distance too. Will come again. I do have 3 suggestions: 1) provide universal plugs or cables. 2) provide toothpaste. I know these 2 are not a must for hotels in Korea now, but it just will help travelers a lot 3) provide free bottles of water I stayed in 3 different hotels in Korea this time and the rest of 2 achieved above, it just increase a lot more convenience.

I stayed at this hotel with my family, and our experience exceeded our expectations in so many ways - most notably because of the staff. From check-in to check-out, we felt genuinely cared for. Everyone was incredibly kind, attentive, and welcoming, and the facilities were always clean and well maintained. I also accidentally left a pair of Galaxy buzz in our room and was unable to return to the hotel, which made the situation especially challenging. The staff went above and beyond to help me, staying attentive and proactive to ensure my ear phones were safely returned. Their care and effort truly meant a lot to me. I felt extremely well looked after throughout our stay and can’t recommend this hotel highly enough.

I traveled from Japan and stayed here. The room size was perfectly fine, and besides the bed, there was also a stool, a mirror, and a kettle. I was really happy that the toilet and bathroom were separate, which is rare in Korea. Just a heads-up, there are no locks on the toilet or bathroom doors. All the reception staff at the hotel were incredibly kind. The location is great, right near Jukdo Market, and there are about three convenience stores within a 3-4 minute walk, so that was very convenient. Amenities are also replaced daily. The price was reasonable, and the recently renovated room was super clean, so I'd love to stay here again.

Lo staff è molto gentile e disponibile. La struttura è pulita e molto carina. Si trova a circa 10 min a piedi dal terminal dei bus. Comodo per fermarsi una notte e visitare l'Hahoe Village. Davanti al terminal passa anche il bus 210 che porta al villaggio. Tutto molto semplice. Naturalmente se volete alloggiare in centro città non è il luogo adatto perché attorno non c'è assolutamente niente. Bisogna tornare al terminal per trovare qualcosa da mangiare. In questa struttura si viene per il fascino del caffè letterario presente al piano terra. E per i bellissimi gatti che girano liberamente. Colazione ottima, semplice, ma genuina. Unico aspetto negativo a mio parere è il fatto che, pur alloggiando, se vuoi trascorrere del tempo al piano terra dove c'è il caffè si è obbligati a ordinare qualcosa. Non essendoci altri spazi ad uso comune ritengo che gli ospiti dovrebbero essere liberi di sedersi magari nel soppalco lontano dai tavoli della caffetteria. Per di più che la caffetteria è sempre vuota, non ho visto nessuna persona esterna entrare. A mio parere poi se un ospite si siede lì, si gode la compagnia dei gatti, dopo un po', è lui stesso ad essere invogliato a ordinare qualcosa. Ma in questo modo, obbligando gli ospiti a ordinare, credo che predispongano negativamente una persona.

I'm a 2007-born male, and I had 2 days left before flying out of Korea, so I spent one night on Ulleungdo Island. It's a 6-bed dorm per room, but on the day I stayed, there were only 3 of us including me, so it felt quite spacious. When I got to my assigned bed, there were two towels, a bottle of water, and a toiletries kit. I really needed that water, so I was grateful for it! The bed also had a curtain, which was great for privacy, and both the light and power outlet worked perfectly. The shower room was incredibly spacious and clean. On the second floor, there's a self-service cafe selling things like ramen and drinks. The microwave was free to use, which was very handy. The only downside was that my roommate snored so loudly that it was hard to fall asleep. There's a GS25 and CU right in front of the accommodation, which is super convenient. Overall, a great stay for a really good price!

This is a review of a one-night stay during an early vacation for office workers. It's a 1980s-style accommodation that feels like it's back in time. The tile floors were sticky due to the heat and humidity, which was a bit of a hassle. The Western-style food is a bit pricey for the service and quality. I had to visit before peak vacation season, as the outdoor fountain tables weren't open, which made it feel a bit like I was on vacation. So, I searched for a good restaurant nearby and went. Thanks to this, I was able to buy some local melons. The weather can be quite unpredictable.

This hotel boasts a great location, right across from the express bus terminal. It's tucked away in an alley just off the main street, surrounded by charming Hanok cafes and restaurants. The room was cozy. Even though it was May, it was a chilly, drizzly day, so I really appreciated the warm ondol floor, which helped me sleep soundly. I was a bit surprised by how compact the toilet and shower area at the back of the room was, but the hot water supply was excellent and everything was kept very clean, so I felt comfortable using it. They also offer a simple breakfast. Regarding luggage storage, it's more like leaving your bags in a designated area rather than a secure storage facility. So, if you're concerned, it's advisable to bring a lockable suitcase.