"Everything! A little way out of Gyeongju to make the peaceful atmosphere of the house all the more effective. The authenticity of the house and surroundings."

"Aucun."

"The nature surrounding the property and friendly people."

"The aircon in the room on the right was dirty and spit out black dust when we switch it on. We needed to clean the aircon filters. The property is smaller than it looks on the picture."

"It’s very, very beautiful. The landscape surrounding the house is astonishing. The hanok is very traditional but very confortable at the same time. We recommend it strongly."

"It’s a little far away from the downtown, and at night the buses are not so frequent."

"The property was easy to find and the parking space was ample! The view was so beautiful and the drive to town was about 8 minutes. The house itself was so lovely and had everything you need for a short stay."

"I wouldn’t change anything, it was even better than expected for me!"

"One of the most memorable places I have ever stayed. Truly special and something my family and I will never forget. The site manager came each day to light the fires which are under the bedrooms, keeping them warm each day and during the night. She was lovely. The property is gorgeous and a complete photo op in its own right. There are many small shrines etc. in the surrounding area which you will have to yourself. Downsides I have seen in other reviews are the outdoor bathroom and difficulties in getting a taxi. The property has now added an indoor bathroom with a nice shower and taxis are easily acquirable with Kakao Taxi App which is a must for all of Korea. In all a marvelously unique place to stay that you won't forget!"

"Sleeping on the floor on futons was very comfortable. Harder, however, was sitting on the floor to eat at the low table. I feel the place could provide a few chairs just to give the option. I had been traveling with small children for 2 weeks at that point so my back / joints probably weren't in the best shape to begin with!"

"Beautiful Hanok which was a privilege to call home for the few days we were in Gyeongju. Wonderful hosts who picked us up at the station and bought us coffee and delicious biscuits on the first day. Amazing countryside, full of life, greenery, frogs!! and the noise of cicadas. Loved it! Thank you to the man who was at the premises the day we left, who tried to arrange a taxi, and when that failed, helped take our bags to the bus stop for us."

"Futons were a bit hard, but we knew this going in, so can't really grumble. Taxis were a bit hit and miss even using a combination of Kakao Taxi and Uber, so we'd advise hiring a car for maximum convenience. Bus is a 10 minute walk away but not regular. Could still be an option though, if you're better organised than we are!"

"It was a traditional house so we got to experience that aspect."

"Bedding took a bit of getting used to."

"Lovely, traditional stay that we enjoyed thoroughly. Availability of laundry facilities was a major plus."

"Aucun."

"Gorgeous setting. Out of town a bit, so have to taxi if you're not driving, but it's affordable. Quiet and quaint and such a beautiful experience."

"Aucun."

"Unique is an overused word these days, but this is it. It’s way out in the country which means you need a car (or walk an hour to town, or take public transport). But it such a treasure of thoughtfully restored architecture. We stayed four days in January during a cold snap, -5 degrees Celsius. But with the space heaters the central room was cosy and the underfloor heating in the side rooms was all we needed at night (although we did get three mattresses each to sleep on!). The local neighborhood is wonderful to walk around, better I’d say than some of the clumsily restored Silla stuff in town."

"The concessions to winterization and protecting the wood — bubble wrap and plastic flooring — were unattractive, although I get why they are needed."