Inhere Guesthouse

There is only one disappointing point. However, this is not a problem with the facilities, but rather the manners of the guests. A group of people staying there were talking loudly until after 2am, and their voices echoed across the floor. The staff at the facility were kind enough to use a translation app to assist me as I didn't understand the language. The room facilities were sufficient for a solo traveller. It was also nice and clean. Even though it was March, it was still very cold at night, but the underfloor heating kept it warm and very comfortable. In terms of the location, it is far from the station and bus terminal, but not too far to walk. If you can get used to using the bus, it seems like you could do a lot of sightseeing there. Joto Market is close to the inn, and being able to eat there became a fond memory.

Good access, just one bus ride from the station and Bulguksa Temple. A little far from the historical district, but not too far to walk. Lots of cheap, large supermarkets, restaurants, and fast food nearby. The manager is friendly, and the guesthouse is just right. Breakfast included bread, cereal, coffee, and milk. Water, coffee, etc. are always available. However, the manager is not always there, so you might want to be careful if you want to ask a lot of questions. Check-in and check-out were casual. I'm used to traveling, so it's fine for me.

Very good, cost-effective