히든힐불국사호텔

It was easy to find accommodation because it is adjacent to the big road near Bulguksa. There is no elevator and the stairs are narrow, making it inconvenient to move luggage. The lighting in the accommodation is too dim.

Heejung·3 weeks ago

“Meglio che rimaneva nascosto”

We walked from the hotel. Terrible. It is located in the ghost town of Gyenogju, ghost because we were probably the only ones there when we arrived. The hotel greeted us with an empty reception at check‑in and a truly terrible smell. The hotel hall looks like it has seen a battle with hammer blows, the room stinks badly. The sheets were dirty; we slept for two nights on our clothes (the owner, when showing us the room, sniffed the sheets in front of us and said that even though they were stained she washes them daily so they were clean…) The room had two power outlets for charging phones, so if you charge your phone for two people you can’t fold your hair. The floor was dirty, and on the second day other guests arrived, and as shown in the photo I’m posting, there were probably about 10 of them in one room. Hidden hill would have been better kept hidden. The second worst hotel on our trip in Korea for detachment.

Lorenzo·A month ago

Everything was tidy and the owner was friendly; the bed was spacious, the blankets were great, and you can walk to Bulguksa, the air was cool, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby. The only downside was that the dining area on the first floor had no sink.

Lee·2 months ago

“Buena opción cerca de Bulkuksa”

The room was very spacious and well kept, the area was quiet with many restaurants and supermarkets nearby, but there was no elevator, it was close to the temple yet far from everything else, and it seemed a bit pricey compared to other Korean destinations I've visited.

María·2 months ago

“Good location and helpful staff.”

The location was great, close to Bulguksa Palace, but at checkout only cash was accepted.

Melvin·2 months ago