Gyeongju Hotel Guide - Cherry Blossom Road hotels in Gyeongju, South Korea.

"Very nice Hanok style hotel. Great location. Hotel was very helpful in holding our luggage when we arrived before check in and after we checked out before we left for the next part of out trip."

"Owner greeted us upon arrival and was very nice. We were able to check-in about 1200. Our 2 bedroom room was clean and well maintained. Its overall ambiance was perfect and very relaxing. TV was huge and easy to use. The long private balcony was a plus. Location was great. Upon our departure, the owner even arranged a taxi to take us to the KTX station as we continued our 3 week tour of Korea. This Hanok Stay is the best. We would highly recommend it."

"Good location, quite and clean soon. All staffs are very kind."

"Tiny room, tiny towels, terrible breakfast options. Found a couple of bugs scurrying around the bathroom on day 2. "

"Nice hotel and very walkable to the city."

"Nice clear room. Good location. Poor breakfast"

"The breakfast is only white bread and ramen. The hotel rooms are smelly. The hotel is over priced for what you get. The only good thing is the front desk clerk. He was very friendly, apologized constantly about the poor condition of the hotel and volunteered to cancell our reservation through Expedia if we wanted. Book another hotel."

"A comfortable hotel close to Gyeongju's main attractions."

"Useful location for walking to tomb and restaurants close. Cocktails at Bar Prep worth looking out for! Good advance comms re information how to get to them from station, things to do, restaurants etc Breakfast nice and varied. Good to have rooftop area but why no cushions on the seats? As has been mentioned in other reviews, plastic covering on beds bit hot and rustle. Nowhere to hang wet towels apart from one rail, had to leave one on wardrobe door each time. Receptionist spoke excellent English and very helpful sorting cabs when our Uber app failed! NB Lots of the cab drivers don’t speak English so get the hotel name and address in Korean."