Hotels near Yangsanjae, 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."

"It had been a really long time since I last visited Gyeongju, and I had a lot of concerns regarding the accommodation's location and traveling with my kids. In conclusion, if you're traveling with children, I highly recommend this place! ^^ It seemed like the boutique and legacy sections were run together, and breakfast was served on the 5th floor of the legacy building. The basic side dishes, seaweed soup, instant ramen, cereal, bread, etc., were worth the approximately 15,000 won for adults, but it felt a bit pricey for elementary school children. However, the staff were very kind and even prepared separate seaweed snacks for the kids, which was wonderful! There's also a kids' cafe-like area perfect for children to play, and in the basement of the boutique, there are free game machines, so the kids spent their time there when we were at the accommodation! There are also comic books. ^^ The room was generally clean, but the small patches of mold in the bathroom corners were a bit disappointing. If I visit Gyeongju again, I would definitely stay here 100% again! ^^ There's a Daiso right next door, so we could buy necessities as needed, and although the convenience store was a bit expensive, it being open 24 hours was a plus! There's no underground parking, but the lot is spacious, so we had no worries about parking. ^^ "

"Let me start by saying we only stayed for one night. I really wanted to experience a traditional hanok, but I was worried about noise and the potential discomfort of sleeping on the floor. Yet, I was pleasantly surprised! First of all, everything was spotless (like all of Korea). The lady who welcomed us was incredibly kind, attentive, and professional. Outside each room, there's the guest's name, and inside you'll find everything you need, even earplugs for sleeping (though we didn't need them as we heard absolutely nothing). Directly opposite us was a room where we could go and spend time with the residence's cats. There's also a rooftop for smokers. The area is very convenient for public transport to the station and close to the heart of the nightlife, with all its small bars and shops. We had a fantastic time and would have happily stayed for more nights. Thank you so much for everything!"

"I was really surprised by how good the location was. It is next to a fantastic Chinese restaurant frequented by many locals. The hotel has above average amenities for its price point. Big bedroom and hot tub with jet massage. The breakfast was a nice touch. The self service locker was also amazing add on. There are some slight downsides. First of all I found a long hair inside of the bed sheet (I do not have long hair). Second of all, the checkout time is 11 am and I received phone call at 10:50 am telling me to hurry up and check out or they will penalize me for being late. This might be a communication issue but this just comes off as very rude and avaricious on the part of the owners. There does seem to be many mini-surcharge here and there in the hotel, but luckily I didn’t bump into any of them."

"The hotel is really well located, a short distance from the Geungwanchong tomb and the tumuli park. It is also very close to the bus terminal. The room is basic, yet with all the Korean features: 2 types of slippers, big screen TV, fridge with bottles of water, air con. Complimentary tea or coffee is available in the kitchen. The only issues in my room were that it was very hard to sit at the desk because there was not enough space between the desk and the bed and I could not pull the chair far enough from the desk to sit comfortably. The other annoying thing was that anytime someone took a shower on an upper floor the water being drained down would make a lot of noise."

"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 location is great! It's very convenient to get here from Busan Haeundae by intercity bus, taking just over an hour, and then it's a short walk to the hotel after getting off. The hotel is located near the intercity bus terminal, with many bus routes available. You can take a direct bus to Daereungwon Tomb Complex and Hwanglidan-gil Road, or walk there in about twenty minutes. My favorite part is having a McDonald's and a Twosome Place coffee shop right next door, which is super convenient for breakfast. The hotel room is very spacious, and the bathroom is incredibly huge. The shower has great water pressure. The soundproofing in the room could be a bit better, and the ventilation isn't perfect, so you might need to open a window. Other than that, everything else is good, it's clean, and offers excellent value for money."

"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."

"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."

"Room Environment: Being on the first floor was incredibly convenient. The toilet and shower were separate, there was a large TV, and while there was no view from the window, it let in plenty of sunlight. The bathroom was very clean, as was the room floor. Minor Drawbacks: Two lights were broken. The mirror lighting was too dim, and the light at the room entrance flickered. There was no suitable small lamp to leave on while sleeping, and the fridge was tiny. Plenty of towels were provided, along with a kettle. Service Attitude: The host was very proactive and always asked if I needed water or towels whenever we met outside. Coffee sachets and bottled water were also available at the front desk for self-service. The cutest part was the public restroom outside the building – very clean. Surrounding Area: For coffee lovers, it’s a blessing! Step out of the hotel, turn left, and in 30 seconds you can enjoy a wake-up coffee (for serious coffee drinkers: buy the smallest bottle of milk + an espresso shot to mix yourself, take the remaining milk back to the hotel, then buy another espresso shot to make a slightly chilled latte back at the hotel). Turn left again, then left, and you'll find McDonald's. Cross the main road, and there's a Nonghyup supermarket. Walk straight, and you'll reach the end of Hwanglidan-gil Street. To get back to the hotel, walk down the main street to the main road, turn left, follow the main road past Geumgwanchong Tomb until you see McDonald's, and then you're back at the hotel. You can easily find bike rentals for 10,000 KRW for half a day or 15,000 KRW for a full day at the shop opposite McDonald's."