“Ne reviendra jamais”
I was overwhelmed by the place: a room with ten beds for women and a five‑bed room for men, and only one bathroom.
Katharina2 settimane fa
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Gotaya Guesthouse in Andong features spacious family rooms with air‑conditioning, free Wi‑Fi, a terrace, dining area and shared bathroom stocked with toiletries. Guests enjoy complimentary bicycles, a lounge, and a fully equipped shared kitchen with coffee maker, microwave and oven. Daily continental breakfast, English‑Korean staff, and proximity to Andong Folk Village and Hahoe Village enhance the stay.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
I was overwhelmed by the place: a room with ten beds for women and a five‑bed room for men, and only one bathroom.
Katharina·2 settimane fa
The host was friendly and involved guests in activities, but overall the place felt a bit messy.
Juan·3 settimane fa
Great spot to stay. A three‑bed apartment turned into a small hostel. The female dorm has an ensuite shower room, while the male dorm and private room share another shower. The host is lovely. Outside there's a terrace, a small kitchen, and a main room for socialising. Breakfast is simple and free: toast, butter, jam, coffee and tea, plus filtered water. The location is excellent for bus stops to Hanok village, the train, bus station, and walking distance to Mask Festival Park, eateries, etc. Free bicycles are recommended for cycling along the river to the bridge, Andong heritage homes (reclaimed from a dam build), and the museum—all in the area. Too many volunteers! I have no idea what they do to help. They’re not a source of information, tips, or help—very slow and reluctant. Friendly enough but very lazy, taking over by lounging around, leaving things scattered, having evening drinks, and then not cleaning up. The host works very hard; I saw him clearing up after them and doing laundry early in the morning. Very disappointing behaviour. The space is quite compact and cluttered, with a lack of storage. It’s not particularly clean. Cars are hard to find parked at the entrance. It’s not suitable if you have large, heavy luggage. The mattress is very hard, making sleeping uncomfortable, and the room air conditioner is set to 26°C! Mosquitoes are present day and night. Sadly, too many Israelis in South Korea spoiled my trip by being disrespectful, loud, waving their flags around! How dare you, shame on you, and I will never forgive it.
Catherine·3 settimane fa
Super cheap, including a small breakfast. You can wash clothes in the washing machine. Nice and helpful volunteers. The women’s sleeping areas have too many beds.
Marianne·4 settimane fa
The accommodation facilities are fairly new and very economical considering how pretty the place is!
Samia·Un mese fa