Gyeongju Wadamjung Hanok Pension Reviews

One of the most beautiful and calming places. Nice accommodation and friendly staff.

The host of this lovely hanok was very friendly.

Great experience in a Korean traditional guesthouse. The owner is very helpful and the room was warm and cozy. Breakfast is offered from 8 to 10:30am. Thanks for a great stay!

The rooms were clean, and the shower water was incredibly refreshing. The location was great and it was quiet. I also liked the simple breakfast.

It's clean and beautiful. The breakfast was varied and delicious! I'd love to come back again. I'm making lots of good memories. It would be better to rent a car when you arrive. For groups of three or more, I recommend a larger room over a smaller one.

We were very satisfied. First, the grounds were exquisite, and the owner meticulously maintained a beautiful garden. The children had a blast playing there, more fun than any other tourist attraction. Second, the breakfast was buffet style, with a pot and a bread maker. The owner prepared eggs, milk, bread, and apples, all fresh. Third, staying in a hanok was a wonderful experience. I slept surprisingly well, and the quilt and sheets were spotless, showing how hardworking the owner is. Fourth, the owner was very kind, and our family had a very pleasant experience.

I had a really good time at a pretty hanok. The hanok itself was so pretty, and thanks to the owner who kindly smiled and welcomed me, the kids made a lot of good memories. The breakfast prepared with bread, fruit, eggs, and cup ramen was also good, and it was great that it was close enough to tourist attractions to walk around. If I have another chance to go to Gyeongju, I definitely want to come back.

Excellent guest house. Clean and cozy. The main attractions are within walking distance. The architecture is beautiful! Thanks to the hosts for the warm welcome and delicious breakfast!

I'm completely healed and leaving : ) The owner is also so so kind The accommodations are so so nice that I'll definitely go back when I go to Gyeongju I don't write often, but I can't help but have such a great time~

The Hanok experience was great, not far from the attractions by taxi, the yard was very beautiful, and there was a simple self-service breakfast. Nice experience

My daughter and I stayed at this hostel. It's about a 10-minute walk from the city center and about 5 minutes from Woljeonggyo Bridge. The area was quiet. The room itself felt small at first, but it was perfectly adequate for my elementary school-aged daughter and me. It was immaculately cleaned, and the bedding didn't have a strong detergent smell. However, the toilet smelled strongly of disinfectant, so I always kept a small window open to let in fresh air. That way, it was no problem. We arrived in the morning and had planned to have our luggage stored, but they were kind enough to let us in as there was a room available. The owner was always smiling and kind, and even called a taxi for us when we left in the morning, which was very helpful. For breakfast, they provided rice, bread, milk, juice, cereal, instant noodles, and other items, and we were able to cook and eat what we wanted. It was our first time staying in a hanok, and the garden was spacious and well-maintained, making it a lovely experience. 😊

Great place, really liked it! Quiet, clean, has everything you need for a comfortable stay. The kitchen is in rooms 9-10 - you can cook breakfast there (eggs, noodles, toast, fruit). I liked sleeping on futons. Very friendly host! I recommend this place.

This was my first time visiting Gyeongju on a family trip. By car, we visited Hwangridan-gil, Daereungwon Royal Tomb, Cheomseongdae Museum, Donggung Palace, and Wolji Pond. It was all nearby, so it was very convenient. My family thoroughly enjoyed the breakfast provided by the hotel, along with fruit. We sat on the porch under the eaves of a hanok in the morning, enjoying a moment of relaxation before starting our day. The alleyways of Cheonwon Village were also beautiful. Everywhere we looked, our eyes were drawn. In Gyeongju, a city known as a roofless museum, we enjoyed a brief summer break here!

The moment I arrived, I was speechless at the beauty of the hanok. The room felt like a typical old Korean house, but the futon was clean and, best of all, the owner of the pension was incredibly kind. For breakfast, there was bread, instant ramen, coffee, milk, orange juice, and peaches. As it's an old house, you can hear a lot of voices from the next room, but that's part of the fun. The area is full of chickens and rice fields, and there are no convenience stores, so please do your shopping at a convenience store when you return to the hotel. They will look after your luggage for the next day, and the owner will call for a taxi for you. It was a really great experience.