2-Star Hotels in Gyeongju

Molto nuovo e quindi pulitissimo. Struttura di tre piani posta in una strada laterale rispetto alla direttrice che porta al parco dei tumuli dove fermano tutti i bus. Molto silenzioso. Quindi abbastanza comodo anche se un po' fuori dal centro. Suggerisco di muoversi con i taxi per raggiungere i punti topici in città, che comunque stanno sempre attorno ai 5000 W, per evitare lunghe scarpinate inutili. Camera minuscola come al solito in linea con la classe di sistemazioni, ma immacolata e fornita di tutto. AC, TV, Frigo, wifi in camera, phon. Servizio molto apprezzabile, la disponibilità nella hall comune di macchinetta per caffé in diverse tipologie e come sempre di acqua gelata o bollente per il thè. Dato che al mattino la struttura non è presidiata fino alle 15:00, orario del checkin, la hall dispone di appositi armadi con serratura dove lasciare i bagagli ed and****ne in giro; servizio gratuito molto comodo. Addetto molto gentile. Doppia con letto queen a 32 € a notte. Buona soluzione distante pochi minuti dalla stazione dei bus (in taxi 5700 W). Consigliato.

The Sugar Hotel has always been a hotel with potential. Close to shops, sights and bus terminals it offers a great stay for travellers. The rooms are immaculate and maintained daily. The facilities are spacious and offer free wifi, daily water and drinks in the fridge and easy to understand instructions for appliances in English. For travellers staying two nights or more a washing machine / dryer is available. Breakfast is free each morning, served by the owner (who also speaks English). Comfortable bed(s), spa, rain-head shower and bidet toilet all add for a very pleasant experience. The owners are lovely people too!

I came to Gyeongju alone and found it on the same day, but I was satisfied with the service, room, facilities, and price. However, the unfortunate thing is that there are no restaurants or convenience stores nearby. Everything is good except that there is no I couldn't eat dinner, so I called and asked, and they said that I had to eat and come in, so I ate and entered the room. I came to sleep really well Thank you.

Staying at this hotel at the moment for total 3 nights. After staying in shoe boxe guesthouses in Seoul and Andong this place is paradise. I am staying in the small double room. by ”small” I mean I have a lounge area with couch and a coffee table. even with a double bed and all that I still have plenty of room to move around. And the bathroom actually has a bath tub. not that I intent to use it but it's just so nice to not having to shower over the bathroom vanity like all other guesthouses I've stayed in the last 2 weeks. There are all the amenities a traveller would need in the room.. from grooming products to phone/laptop charging cables. and the huge high def flat screen tv is a nice touch together with the high speed in room wifi box. The owner Edward is fantastic and friendly and speaks good English. He is helpful and responsive and offers great advices. The location of the hotel is superb with walking distance to most inner city sites and close to public transport to the further away sites. there are also plenty of places to eat around. and of course heaps of mini marts everywhere. The hotel is also very close to the intercity bus terminal so take the bus if you are planning to stay here. it's really a lovely place to stay for a few days while checking out Gyeongju. I've very much recommend it if you want to find a place near the action and comfortable and on the budget side. Look elsewhere if you are after a place with room service and candies on pillows.

We had a very nice stay at Ran Hanok. Upon arrival we were welcomed and introduced to the building and our room. The Hanok is nicely located close to various historic sites which can be easily reached by walking or cycling along the riverbanks. Breakfast was a bit few (for a european) but was kindly served. The Hanok room has not much of equipment inside which is ok and part of the concept of traditional living. However, the floor heating was a completely new experience. Futon mattresses are kinda thin though and you might experience some back/hip pain.

Stayed so comfortable. The room is small but cozy and the bed is fluffy, so I slept. The staff are friendly, so it is a good choice. Daereungwon and Hwangridan-gil are close to each other, so you can almost walk on foot, so I went around Gyeongju with a light walk. ㅎㅎ There are people who have never been to Gyeongju, but there are no people who have only been there once. It was a trip I experienced. Thank you for your good memories.

I wanted to experience living in a structure that remembers traditional homes. This is it. Externally it looks like a magic, really very suggestive, especially at night. It is also located in a central location, very comfortable to visit the most interesting attractions. But I would not repeat the experience: the room was very small, the futon and the bags were very little involved; sleeping on the futon was an experience to forget: I actually sleeped on my bones (a lot of appreciation for those who do it or have done it regularly, perhaps even for a lifetime); it was not intended to clean up for the days we had (two), but only to change the towels (and we had to insist to have a big fabric each: The bathroom was as small as it was, a stick, with a shower attached to the laundry, so it wasn't possible to access it with a painful plastic stick, nor with a stick.

Casa Mini Hotel is a small, compact guesthouse. A short walk from the express bus stop station and in direct line with the Royal Tombs which can be reached in less than a 10-minute walk. Even though it is fairly clean, I don't recommend it. The double room, which was occupied by me only, was extremely tiny and sparse in furnishing: a bed which measured by far less than a queen-sized, a bed side table, a minifridge, a lined up desk, a TV set, and a stool. Even the bathroom was small. Irrespective my room was on the fourth floor there was no view except for an ambiguous massage and spa motel opposite. When I arrived at the reception there was no one. The staff is on duty and site for a couple of hours from 4pm onwards, when check-in begins. Then no one again until the next morning, just in time for breakfast. And yes, the breakfast, an embarrassing service: orange juice, milk, sliced bread, strawberry jam, butter, sliced tomato and chopped bananas Period. Nothing else. And at the end of breakfast you are also invited to clean up the table and wash the used dishes. An ”attention” which surely makes Casa Mini a student hostel more than a hotel. Important warning: there is no lift. Those they need to get to the fourth floor can only use a goods lift to bring suitcases up and down the stairs. However the lift remains stuck more than once so that it results in another ridiculous, useless service. If the price is less than 25 euros or Koreani Won equivalent that might be fine. Otherwise, just opt for something else.

It was a perfect hostel with no response, cleanliness, location, parking. It was easy to walk around because it was in front of the Daerungwon, which is halfway between Hwangridan-gil and Anapji. It was so nice to set up the bedding consumables again even though there was no separate request. Although the scale is not big, it has the service that can only be enjoyed at the hotel;

Hotel cleanliness and soundproofing were good for the price Especially the bed was hard and the bedding was heavy. It was uncomfortable because it was a water floor when taking a shower. Especially the washbasin water is automatic and the water pressure is washed, so it is wet to wash the washing or hand. It's inconvenient