Gyeongju Seorabeol Hanok Reviews

I really loved it!

Clean and warm, had a very pleasant stay~

The Hanok just provides a thin mattress to put on the ground and where to sleep on. So it’s not that comfortable as I got back pains after the second night. The location is fantastic, right next to the express bus station and well connected with buses to the train station. It does not have a reception.

Korean room with sleeping on floor Korean mattress. Very hard for European not easy. Location very good, in walking distance sight seeing, restaurants and shops. Price/Ok

Overall acceptable at reasonable price. The mattress might be too thin for some people. Occasional insect visible outside the room, but insecticide is provided.

Great location to explore the area. Very clean and safe. Check in involves exploring the place until you find your room with a post it note with your name. Friendly host! We struggled with very few signs and information in English but Google translate worked.

Self service check-in, so can't comment about the service much as did not meet the owner. For the price, it is very good value for money and location next to the bus station is convenient for arriving with KTX from Seoul and then the bus to get to town and onwards bus to Busan leaves from there as well.

Great location

The interior was clean and the room was very warm, which was nice. I used the dining facilities without any major inconveniences. The hotel atmosphere was also nice.

When I actually went there, the building was much older than I expected. It looked fine from the outside, but once inside, it definitely felt old. The room was completely different from the photos. They told me to eat only in the common lounge, which was stuffy and stuffy, probably because the air conditioning wasn't working. My room was on the second floor, and I saw a lot of spiderwebs on the way there. Because there were no floors between the door and the hallway, my shoes got stuck every time I closed them. To put my shoes in the shoe rack, I had to walk barefoot down the hallway. Still, the room was relatively clean, and the bathroom had plenty of hot water, which was nice. It came with a toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, body wash, and a hairdryer, and the air conditioning was also very good. A taxi to Hwangridan-gil cost 4,000 won, to Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond 5,400 won, and to Gyeongju World 15,000 won.

The blankets were a mess, the space was cramped, and it looked very different from the photos. The wind was blowing so hard that the door shook so much that it was scary and noisy, so I gave up on sleeping and checked out.

The prices are ridiculously expensive for the facilities. I want to go to Gyeongju again, but I won't go here again.

The location was excellent, allowing for easy access to nearby tourist attractions. There was no parking, but we were able to park in the alley. The room was very nice, with a warm ondol floor, and while it was clean, the bathroom had a slight odor, which was a bit disappointing. (We all gave up on showering, opting instead for a cat wash and brushing our teeth.) The breakfast, which included bread, jam, and juice, was delicious. Overall, we had a great rest.

It's simple, but the cleanliness of the rooms, heating, cooling, and communal kitchen are all consistent.