Arisu Gyeongju

Conveniently located a short drive from Bulguksa and has a Twosome Place coffeeshop on the first floor, the hotel was clean, easy to find, and had ample parking. The only drawback to the room was temperature control: although it was early November it was a little warm and humid indoors, but the air conditioner was disabled and being located right on a major thoroughfare, there was too much traffic noise to sleep with the window open. Staff was friendly and helpful and there is also a convenience store on the first floor with cold beverages, snacks, and beer.

If you are visiting Korea, it is absolutely must place to see. Hotel is locate it at the foothillof a Buddhist temple, in my opinion if anyone is interested in seeing the Buddhist temple this place is must see. it is beautiful breathtaking view of a mountain, and the temple. Hotel staff and the manager was excellent and we had a wonderful time !!!

The hotel looks almost new. It is located in a quiet part of south Gyeongju, a 15-minute walk or so from the Bulguksa temple complex. Our room was spacious by Gyeongju standards, nicely furnished with a large flat-screen tv. The bathroom is large and functional, with a high-end bidet type toilet common in the higher-end hotels here. The shower is at the opposite end. No tub or other enclosure. Dining options are limited and most restaurants are 10-15 minutes away by car. But the quiet and the easy access to Bulguksa make up for this limitation. The main gate to the temple complex also provides access to the national park and a 3 km or so walking path through the woods up to the Seokguram grotto.

Room was spacious and the bathroom was big too. The mattress on the bed however was rock hard and uncomfortable. Also, there are no full sized towels, just hand towels. We asked the front desk and they said they don’t have any regular bath towels. Really???!