Guest houses in Gwangju

This is my first time staying at a Hanok guesthouse, but the facilities are nice and clean! I was satisfied because all the bedding was of the highest quality! There was a bathroom in each room, so it was easy to use. The owner is really friendly and kind! :) If you travel on a weekday, you can use the room by yourself. I recommend it because it seems to be good for use with family.

The nicest people I've ever met. I came too early but was still able to check in. The owners talked a lot with me and we even drank a coffee together. They also helped me with my SIM card. The room was more than enough and the location was good woth a lot of stores around, while still being in a quiet environment. Definitely recommend going here and would love to come back when I'm back in south korea.

Excellent room and location. It’s super surprised when there’s a warmer in the room and a spacious bathroom, given that it’s very cold outside. The housekeeper is nice. There is a cafe downstairs which is very stylish. It’s sad that we didn’t enjoy the breakfast cause we wake up a bit late haha. Definitely will come to this hotel when visiting Gwangju next time!

The photo was taken to write a review before check-out The location of the hotel is very good, just a few minutes walk from Gwangju station, take the high-speed rail under Gwangju Songjeong, you can take the endless flower loop shuttle bus to Gwangju station, 15 minutes to Gwangju station. There is no need to go out of the station and transfer directly. The hotel is in the alley, it may be a little hard to find, there is a gs25 convenience store at the entrance of the alley In fact, the hotel is more like a homestay converted from one's own house. There is a small courtyard. The first floor is a multi-person room and a kitchen restaurant. The owner is an aunt, who usually cooks Korean home-cooked food in the morning, but she has nothing to do today, only bread and eggs, so I didn’t get it either. I booked a single room on the second floor. There are only two rooms and a large balcony on the second floor. After I went, there were actually two beds, visually 1.5 and 1.2, enough for 3 people. Hygiene: The overall look is quite clean (and because of the fear of soiling, it is forbidden to eat in the room, which I personally find is very inconvenient) Service: My aunt is very kind and provides free bottled water, bread slices, shampoo, shower gel, conditioner and toothpaste, towels, and toothbrushes. Generally speaking, it is very cost-effective, suitable for those who want to save money and live without much demand.

We arrived and our reservation had not been registered, so our room was not ready. The lady who received us was very friendly, and suggested that we would go for dinner, while the room would be prepared, and so we did. The room is quite small but nice, the shower was coming out of the sink?!? Not really practical/nice. For breakfast, you have to wash your own dishes, cups and cutlery at the end ;-)

Good good! ^^~ It is Geha with a smile and a comfortable dessert. I often go to Gwangju, but if I go in after work and rest, I can sleep well.

Very beautiful modern house that has been turned into a guesthouse. The owner does not speak any English but was very willing to help using translation app. Extremely clean. It's more a guesthouse than it is a hostel. Would definitely stay again.

The manager was not there when I arrived on the day and the door wouldn't open, so I called the number on the right side of the entrance and was finally able to enter after being given the number. They spoke English. Overall it's clean. However, the absence of the manager may be a challenge for people who are not experienced travelers. There were also very few guests, and I was alone in the living room shared by two four-person rooms. Probably because there were so few guests the water heater was turned off, but only water came out (if the manager was there they would have been able to help). It was midsummer so it was bearable, but I hope people are careful.