It’s a small nice and cozy guest house, feels like home. The host lady js very welcoming and speaks English. They have complimentary breakfast which is good enough. The location is best. Many of the main attractions and restaurants are within walking distance. Close to bus stop as well. They also have free lockers to store luggage in case you are checking out but leaving Gyeongju late.

Don’t have any complaints.

The guesthouse is located very near to the intercity bus terminal, which is ideal for arriving, departing, and day trips to other cities. Intra-city bus stops are nearby to. On foot you will be at the Tumuli (royal Silla graves) within 10 minutes, which also brings you to a busy touristic centre with lots of opportunities to have lunch or dinner. E.g. the Donggung palace is on walking distance too, when you like a hike. Attached to and included with the guesthouse is a small café serving good coffee and nice sweets. The host is very friendly and generous. Have a look at the black-and-white photographs her husband made of the places of interest in the city.

The best thing is it's location, near bus center, near the city center (the Tombs and Hwangnidal street), near a supermarket. And it is warm and clean. The guesthouse's owner is nice and supportive. There is a kitchen so that I can cook something to eat at night :)

The rate is rather high to me (100 Won/night). My room has a window but there's a building in front. The breakfast is quite simple with only bread, butter, egg and juices.

Free Breakfast with strawberries and fruits (which is not that easy to find while travelling in south korea), the location which is quite center et close to restaurants and bus station for Bulguksa. It's also near to the intercity bus station (10 min by walk). Both the owner are so kind and very patient with kids. They were also really helpful whenever needed.

It's lacking a little bit of furniture in the room, such as table. There's no table in the ondol room to put stuff.

Had good luck with my roommates, we became good friends. I loved the proximity to the bus terminal and the city center. It was not noisy during my stay and the bed was comfortable enough, I had a good sleep.

Sadly the 4 people room I was in was too small. For the people sleeping on the upper bunk-bed, it's hard to see where you can keep your bag or small luggage. It's a bit inconvenient but that's just the youth hostel experience.

Cute little family owned b&b. Location is great, just a short walk from the bus station and near attractions. Room was big and comfortable. Staff was lovely.

Breakfast could be improved. Basically was some bread and jam, and instant coffee. Kind of poor considering the owners own the cafeteria whose entrance is connected to the B&B

The room is quite large and comfortable, with double windows that guarantee excellent brightness and ventilation The owners are very kind and ready to accommodate every request and give information on the city There is also a room for breakfast, self-managed, and for relax The entire structure is really warm and welcoming ^^

The owners were so kind and helpful. We felt warmly welcomed and enjoyed our stay. They were kind enough to let us leave our luggage in the guesthouse after we checked out as well so we could still stroll around the city for a few hiurs until we had to take our bus. Very nice stay, would recommend and go again ^^ The traditional village, the cafe street, the royal tombs, Wolji pond and Dunggung Palace as well as the Cheomseongdae Observatory are close enough to walk there. The guesthouse is also connected to their own cafe so you can refresh there if you do not want to look for other cafes.

The rooms and bathrooms are clean and neat. The floor heating is excellent for winter days.

It was difficult to find the breakfast kitchen. For anyone wondering, it’s downstairs on level B1. Breakfast is eggs and toast, and you cook it yourself.

Room was rather small but enough for two people. The bathroom was clean and offered a shower with a glass wall so not everything will get wet.

It wasn’t that central but there was a bus stop close by.