Hotels With bar in Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea

Gyeongju Silla Boutique Hotel The location is absolutely perfect for exploring Gyeongju. And the breakfast is delicious too! I had it all three days of my stay and never got tired of it; I really enjoyed every meal. The amenities are fantastic. I made good use of the massage chair. My child enjoyed the play facilities, spending time in the kids' cafe and playing board games. It felt like a really wholesome family time, which was lovely. The landscaping is beautiful. Plus, there's a Daiso and an SPAO right next to the hotel, which was super convenient for grabbing anything we needed or even buying clothes when I ran out of outfits. It's truly an optimal location! Oh, and there's a convenience store and a coffee shop too – they really have everything. I'd love to stay here again next time!

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!

When searching for a hotel for our family trip to Gyeongju with my mother, I found the Silla Legacy Hotel had a Family Royal Suite. My child loved the slide bed in the room, and with one king and two queen beds, we had plenty of space and slept comfortably. There's a Bodyfriend massage chair in the lobby, but it's not free; it starts from 3,000 won for 10 minutes. The lobby itself is quiet and clean. Breakfast costs 15,000 won and includes everything from Han River ramen to Korean and simple Western dishes. You need to book and pay for breakfast by 8 PM the day before; same-day reservations are not allowed. One important note: we stayed at the Silla Legacy Hotel, but the front desk is located in the Silla Boutique Hotel, which is the building right in front. Breakfast is served on the 5th floor of the Silla Legacy Hotel. It's a bit of back-and-forth, but since it's just across the street, it wasn't a big deal. The family rooms all have slightly different color schemes, so if you're planning to visit with kids, you might want to book in advance to choose your preferred room. Oh, and there's an E-Mart 24 convenience store right in front of the hotel, which is super convenient. I heard it closes at 3 AM, not 24 hours, but I didn't ask about the morning opening time. Lastly, there's an event for two free Ediya Coffee drinks inside the hotel if you write a review, which is why I'm writing this one!

We went on a trip to celebrate our wedding anniversary, and the breakfast was delicious. We went out the back door to Bomun Lake, and it was so nice. It's also great for running. I think I went there in March of last year, but when I went again, it felt like it had been remodeled, so it was even better.

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.

The staff is very friendly and available. The hotel is clean and very nice. It is about 10 minutes walk from the bus terminal. Comfortable to stop one night and visit the Hahoe Village. In front of the terminal also goes bus 210 that leads to the village. All very simple. Of course if you want to stay in the city center, it is not the right place because there is absolutely nothing around. You need to go back to the terminal to find something to eat. This is the charm of the literary coffee on the ground floor and the beautiful cats that are freely running. The only negative point I think is that, while staying, if you want to spend time on the ground floor where there is coffee, you have to order something. Since there are no other common-use spaces, I think guests should be free to sit in the sofa away from the coffee shop tables. Furthermore, as the coffee shop is always empty, I have not seen any outside person in. I think that if a guest sits there, the cats are enjoyed, after a while, he is willing to order something, but in this way, obligeing the guests to order, I think they are negatively predisposing a person.

It's clean. However, I stayed in both the annex and the main building, and in the annex, you have to carry your luggage up to the second floor and take the elevator, and it feels like an officetel Airbnb. There is no integrated air conditioner remote control, bedside charger, or light, and the view is ambiguous. The room is bigger than the main building, but the bathroom and basic setup that you expect from accommodations like hotels and motels seem to be cleaner in the main building.

I made a reservation for climbing Mt. Gaya. I gave a breakfast coupon of 10%, and the room was warm and the water was hot spring water, so it seemed good. (It seemed that the hot springs were also discounted for users.) There was also a botanical garden in front of the hotel, so it was nice to see.

As a true tourist wanted to try a traditional house and sleep on the floor) Location - for me very close to the bus station and as I drove for one night, it was important. Inside several standing houses, the key was in the castle at once. The room itself is small, but even in such a small room a comfortable shower was also delicious gel and shampoo. From the downsides - it was quite dusty and in such a room I never understood how to set up the climate to blow the wind from the street and not cold the air conditioner. Inside the room with a couler and a toaster, I saw people do toasts with jam in the morning. A separate room with cats to clap them and a small area on the roof where you can sit. But since I had an express tour, I couldn't use it. Interesting experience, but I think I will not repeat it and next time I choose a traditional hotel)

Location is very good, within walking distance from KTX station. The front desk was polite! However, I thought that the windows were very dirty and I couldn't see much scenery, and the dust and hair were falling, so the cleaning was not very good. The water pressure in the shower was good! The room was large enough to spread the suitcase.