Andong·8.5
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of typ het gewoon — “rond de 20e, drie nachten”
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Ahndong Kimjongtaek Yangsodang in Andong offers family rooms with garden or mountain views, each featuring air‑conditioning, a kitchenette, and a private entrance. The property boasts a garden, terrace, outdoor seating, free WiFi, a shared kitchen, and daily housekeeping. Guests enjoy free on‑site parking, badminton equipment, and luggage storage. Located 105 km from Daegu International Airport, it is close to Andong Folk Village and Hahoe Village, providing a cultural immersion experience.
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Hoe gasten het hotel beoordelen, aspect voor aspect.
A gorgeous hanok that’s hundreds of years old. Sleeping on a futon and waking up to singing birds is a treat. The owner (we slept in his birthroom) was friendly and helpful. That said, the comfort level was what you’d expect from a hanok.
Remco·Een maand geleden
We felt like we’d stepped back into the Joseon era for our single night—traditional Hanok, stunning! We slept on futons in a room with dolls, and it truly felt like living in the past. The hanok sits outside Andong, closer to the hanoe village, and we drove our rental car to get there. The place is ancient and beautiful, with a meticulously tended lawn at the entrance. The owner welcomed us, proudly shared his family’s history, and was incredibly kind and helpful. The room was awesome; admittedly rustic with an exterior bathroom, but that’s typical of a traditional setup. He woke us with a rooster’s crow, and the surrounding peace brought a sense of serenity. A wonderful experience.
Simona·2 maanden geleden
Staying in a traditional home with a wonderfully warm host was truly incredible.
Emma·2 maanden geleden
We couldn’t find a better spot in Andong, it seems. We stayed in a genuine Korean house built in 1879—once visited and highly praised by Queen Elizabeth II herself. The most amazing part is that a descendant of the original builders still lives there. Huge thanks to the host, a remarkably kind, attentive, and hospitable person you don’t meet every day; honestly, you should come just to meet him. The house is pure authentic Korea: traditional architecture, wooden structures, minimal modernity, and we slept on mats directly on the floor. It felt like we’d been transported to medieval Korea for one night. That experience made our visit to the UNESCO‑listed historic village of Hahwa different, letting us appreciate each building and understand how people lived centuries ago. This place is a must‑visit. If you’re in Andong, don’t hesitate—stay here. It’s not just a night’s stay, it’s a real plunge into Korean history and culture.
Alexandr·2 maanden geleden
The experience of sleeping in a traditional dwelling and the very pleasant welcome from the owner was highly enriching. The quiet air‑conditioning and fans in each room were greatly appreciated during August heat spikes! The futons were a bit thin for Westerners used to softer bedding.
Laurent·2 maanden geleden