Gyeongju Hotels with Parking

Stayed at room 208 which was super spacious and clean. Toilet was huge and came with a decent bath tub. Bed was comfy and the staff changed our towels every day! Location is pretty near the gyeongju intercity bus terminal too (6min walk). However, the toilet light was on a timer and will automatically switch off after about 30mins even if theres someone in there. It is quite inconvenient to have to walk back outside to manually turn on the lights while you are dripping wet. Also, pls note that the aircon control is at the bottom of the TV remote control.

We enjoyed our stay at this villa. It is located away from the city centre, offering a quiet and peaceful environment. Having a car makes getting around very convenient. While it is possible to take a bus or use ride-hailing services, public transport may be less convenient as buses run approximately every 30 minutes. There are limited dining options nearby. We found that many restaurants in Gyeongju primarily offer dine-in service, so takeaway options can be difficult to find. The villa is modern, well-equipped, and appears relatively new. Our unit came with a private pool, which was a great feature. The property is also pet-friendly, with thoughtful facilities such as a pet shower area, pet play area, and dedicated dog and cat houses, making it a comfortable stay for those travelling with pets. The amenities and installations felt new and well maintained. There were also a few additional villas still under construction in the surrounding area, suggesting that the development is continuing to expand.

Staying this place was an unforgettable and truly special experience! I booked this place for my friend visiting from the U.S. so she could experience Korean traditional culture—and it turned out to be even better than expected. The location was perfect, the room was clean and cozy, and the host was incredibly kind and welcoming :) One especially sweet gesture—we were offered sikhye, a traditional Korean rice drink, by the host, and it was so delicious! After booking, I recommend contacting the host in advance to let them know your estimated arrival time—it really helps with the check-in process. For international visitors, communication might be a little tricky, so having someone help with messages can be helpful. If you’re planning a trip to Korea, I highly recommend staying in this beautiful hanok village in Gyeongju to experience a truly authentic and warm piece of Korean culture! ❤️

Large spacious room, with comfortable bed, good Internet. Location was perfect to access attractions, bus stops, Restaurants and shops. Front counter staff were very friendly and helpful, giving baggage storage prior to check in. Cleaning staff did a great job and always smiling. Very clean refreshing hotel

Wonderful Guest house, very quiet and calm. Rooms are very basic and minimalist, but clean and comfortable with all equipment you may need. Staffs were very friendly. Breakfast was little poor. Great value for money

If you arrive early, there's a luggage locker outside the entrance where you can self-check-in using a machine. However, I couldn't get it to work. The screen said early check-in was possible if a room was available, but there was no one at the front desk, so I had to go out and wander around. It's a bit of a walk to the attractions, not particularly close. For breakfast, you have to cook your own eggs and instant noodles, which is quite unusual. Thankfully, you don't have to wash the dishes yourself. The bathroom isn't a wet/dry separation. The price is definitely too high for what you get. I wouldn't pay more than 400 for this.

Beautiful chalet-style place for staying! The bed is very comfortable. The room is clean and organised. A few chairs and a table to do work or eat. Very spacious area for watching tv. There’s a bbq pit outside each unit. The host brought fresh towels for my second night, thank you! I love the beautiful decoration and swimming pool downstairs, even though it’s cold at night. It has a charming atmosphere, with an outdoor screen, swings and nice music. Sound insulation is ok, although you can hear the frogs croak outside from the bathroom. The place is about 20 mins’ walk from the bus stop with restaurants, so wear comfortable walking shoes. Theres a emart24 about 10 minutes away. There’s a restaurant next door that sells fried chicken till 11pm. It’s a must-try! Host and his wife are extremely helpful people. Thank you for your warm hospitality! Highly recommended for people who want privacy and lots of space to hang out.

The location of the accommodation was pretty good. It was within walking distance to Hwanglidan-gil, which was great for exploring on foot. While the facilities didn't feel brand new, the room was clean and spacious. Having a convenience store and Daiso right in front was also a big plus. The basement had a lot of fun activities like board games, billiards, arcade games, and comics, which made for a really enjoyable time.

Very nice people. Room was ready early, it was clean, well equipped and the area was super close to the temple complex. Walking distance. Food options also nearby. However there is no lift, so request low room if you have heavy bags, very short walk to temple area where you can take some great photos

It's a modern, clean place. The rooms have large windows and air-con, and the pot-noodle breakfast is a nice touch.The only problem: there is never anyone at the front desk. The light in my bathroom was out, and there was no way to convey this message: no English spoken on the phone, and messages bounced back. I didn't have a problem with it, as there was enough light coming in from the room, but it's not ideal if there was a real issue