Gyeongju No. 25 Bulguksa Branch

It was nice and quiet, which I appreciated, even though getting around from here isn't very convenient. There's a cafe, Daiso, and a restaurant a short walk away, so it's a reasonable place to stay. I tried the gaming room. The keyboard and mouse area was messy, but everything else was fine.

Breakfast is served from 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM, with bread, strawberry jam, cereal, and coffee. Our room also had a cup of instant noodles, four packets of Maxim coffee, and two bottles of water. It was a rainy day and the room smelled a little musty, but I still rested comfortably. Inside, there was a computer, Netflix, an air purifier, and air conditioning. GPS had trouble locating the place, but if you keep going straight, it's right beside the road. I had a hard time finding an Ondol room, so I'd recommend Number 25, exactly one spot. Children aged 6 and up cost an extra 5,000 won, and children aged 7 and up cost an extra 10,000 won.

I booked Room 207 through Yanolja for 60,000 won. I arrived late, so I couldn't get the room changed. There was white dust all over the walls, the furniture was broken and hadn't been fixed, and the bed had lots of gritty, sand-like dirt despite the bedding store supposedly disinfecting the elevator. The bathtub tiles were all broken, and there was mold on the floor. This was the dirtiest place I've ever stayed. I'll never come back. ㅜㅜ

Breakfast was a nice extra: bread, cereal, milk, coffee, and ice, so you can make an iced Americano. The rooms were clean and spacious, there's a big parking lot, and I slept really well during my two nights here. The location is a little inconvenient, and getting here without a car could be difficult. Gyeongju Milmyeon Bon-ga, about 100 meters down from the accommodation, is a great restaurant. I'd definitely stay here again if I return to Gyeongju.