Hotels with Breakfast in Gyeongju

Overall, the staff were friendly and helpful. They even stored our luggage for us, making our stay very comfortable. The room itself was also incredibly pleasant. I'd highly recommend this place as it's affordable and close to the bus terminal.

Large spacious room, with comfortable bed, good Internet. Location was perfect to access attractions, bus stops, Restaurants and shops. Front counter staff were very friendly and helpful, giving baggage storage prior to check in. Cleaning staff did a great job and always smiling. Very clean refreshing hotel

The pool was lovely and beautiful! Breakfast was just okay. They brought a drying rack to our room when we asked for one, which was great. It was also nice that there was a fried chicken restaurant inside the hotel that stayed open late.

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!

Wonderful Guest house, very quiet and calm. Rooms are very basic and minimalist, but clean and comfortable with all equipment you may need. Staffs were very friendly. Breakfast was little poor. Great value for money

The toilet always felt a bit dirty, like it was never thoroughly scrubbed clean. Hauling my luggage up the rather high stairs to my room was quite a struggle. However, all the female staff members were really friendly!

1. Close to Gyeongju Station with parking available, making it convenient for guests with cars. 2. The room is very spacious, and the bathroom has a separate toilet area, shower, and bathtub, which is convenient for multiple people. 3. About a 20-minute walk to tourist attractions like Hwanglidan-gil. 4. You can use amenities like the gym. There's also a golf practice area in the basement of the Legacy Hotel – awesome!

The location of the accommodation was pretty good. It was within walking distance to Hwanglidan-gil, which was great for exploring on foot. While the facilities didn't feel brand new, the room was clean and spacious. Having a convenience store and Daiso right in front was also a big plus. The basement had a lot of fun activities like board games, billiards, arcade games, and comics, which made for a really enjoyable time.

I arrived in the morning and called to drop off my luggage. I couldn't see the owner or staff. (I called twice: once to drop off my luggage, and once to ask about my room number when I checked in.) The phone number is on the sign at the entrance to the hanok. If you go into the lounge at the back of the building, there's a baggage storage area(?) where you can leave your luggage. I was worried I might lose it, but they said they'd never lost anything before, so I trusted them and dropped my luggage off. I was so relieved to find my luggage still there when I checked in at 3:10 PM. I had a great night's sleep in room 102. The room was warm and clean thanks to the ondol (Korean-style heated floor). The only downside was that there was no mini-fridge, and there was no Wi-Fi in the room (the common lounge does). You can use the water purifier in the lounge. Breakfast is provided, but I checked out at 9 AM because of the morning bus schedule. I had a great night's stay in a clean place. Thank you.

It's a modern, clean place. The rooms have large windows and air-con, and the pot-noodle breakfast is a nice touch.The only problem: there is never anyone at the front desk. The light in my bathroom was out, and there was no way to convey this message: no English spoken on the phone, and messages bounced back. I didn't have a problem with it, as there was enough light coming in from the room, but it's not ideal if there was a real issue