Hotels near Baedong Standing Stone Buddhas, Gyeongju

"Good experience of staying in a hanok, location was a 20 minute walk to the walking street (public transport not as convenient, maybe more suitable for groups who rented a car) Breakfast provided was self service, e.g. make your own eggs/instant ramen. Apples were provided though not the freshest. First come first serve - no more milk if you arrive late (though could be limited communication skills too) We were told off for staying in the common area after checking out even though it was raining."

"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!"

"This hotel has essential facilities like a convenience store and a cafe, making it great for relaxing after a trip. Its location is also excellent, with Hwanglidan-gil and Cheonmachong Tomb within walking distance. Most surprisingly, the hotel was incredibly clean. From now on, whenever I visit Gyeongju, Shilla Legacy will be my go-to accommodation without a second thought."

"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!"

"I'm in my 20s. The accommodation is clean and pretty, the facilities are good, and the bathroom is good. The Hanok is pretty, the landscaping is pretty, the stars in the night sky are pretty, and there are many delicious restaurants nearby. This is my first trip to Gyeongju, but I'm making a lot of good memories."

"This was a last-minute trip to Gyeongju. I wanted to stay in a Hanok, so I stayed at Ran, which was recommended to me. First of all, the room was so warm, which was great. I think I was able to sleep soundly for the first time in a long while. My American husband also seemed fascinated by this experience. The room was excellent, of course, and the surroundings were clean and nice. I saw reviews saying that Hwangnidan-gil is a bit far to walk to, but I think it depends on your perspective. Many places don't provide breakfast, so I was grateful that Ran took care of it for us. They also gave us various travel tips. If I visit Gyeongju again, I will definitely stay here again. Thank you."

"First off, I really liked that the bathroom and bedroom were separate. The room felt a bit smaller than I expected, but it was perfectly adequate for leaving luggage and sleeping after being out. The location was also great, being close to attractions like Cheomseongdae. It was a nice distance to stroll over in the evening to see the media art and then walk back. They also provided extra towels right away whenever needed, so that wasn't an issue. I stayed for multiple nights, and aside from not having a parking spot on the first night and having to park in the public parking lot in front of the hotel, it was a very satisfying stay. I plan to use this place again next time I visit Gyeongju."

"The room facilities are new, clean, and there's no unpleasant smell; the toilet is very comfortable. It's just a few minutes' walk to the intercity bus station, express bus terminal, and regular bus stops. You can walk to the commercial area and city attractions in about 20 minutes. There are many restaurants nearby, and the Central Market is also close, which is very convenient. The breakfast is also fantastic, with a wide variety of dishes and great taste, like Korean stir-fried pork, sweet rice punch, and rice that's fresher and more delicious than what you'd find in outside restaurants. The only minor downsides are that there's no shower curtain for the bathtub, so water tends to splash onto the floor, and rooms facing the main road on the opposite side of the entrance can be noisy. It's not very quiet if you open the window for ventilation."