Best Hotels with Gym in Andong-si

There was nothing else in terms of service, the amenities were cheap, and there were no facilities to use, so it was just a place to sleep, but the room was better than I expected. I think my mother felt comfortable and liked it because the interior gave the feeling of a bright home rather than the usual dark hotel room. The bed is hard. My mother wanted to go to the Provincial Office, so I booked it nearby. Although it was too far from any tourist attraction, there was Hahoe Village nearby and it was a new town, so it was clean and nice, so the neighborhood was nice and clean. I think I'll stay here again next time I come to Andong!

CY ( 20.10.23 ) There was located in central area in Andong, I didn't check hotel review, so I was failed to choose hotel. I chose this hotel, the named ”hotel” and price, and I believed there was hotel. But there was just motel with motel price. I didn't understand why I pay more price thought online booking about 15%. So I asked staff why more expensive? The answer was simple, because of online booking fee. I think I was fooled. In this mood, I felt terrible on my Andong trip. If there introduced ”Motel” and same price online and offline, there was above normal reputation. But this two point made me there terrible hotel.

I like Anton very much, near the commercial street, the old street. The hotel is not bad. There is no elevator, but the floor is not high, the front desk is always in the house, it is a family.

We stayed here for 3 nights in order to go to Haoho village and see the begining of the Andong Mask festival and for the price we paid were very happy. Hotel is an easy 5 minute walk from the Andong railway station so no taxi needed. We were checked in with the most warm welcome ever although our Korean and his English was lacking. Given a map of the area where all needed bus routes were clearly marked. Very friendly front of house. Hotel is quite old and very traditional. We took a standard double room on the 3rd floor . Lift access. Room was clean and although everything was there, TV, kettle, fridge, complimentary water, in room WiFi aircon and double glazing room was however a bit basic. We had a small sitting area but little storage space. Matress was so hard making this our only issue. Bathroom was Ok, we had a shower, good supply of towels. We had little outside noise however on one evening we could hear the children from a family upstairs running around. This did not spoil our sleep. We had breakfast outside the hotel each morning. Odd numbering of the floors above our floor (floor 3) was floor 5. Location is good very walkable into the town, 5-20 minutes to a good choice of eating places, cafes and restaurants with numberof 7-33s close by.Great coffee place just past Starbucks in town. Not sure that this is the best hotel in town however it represents good value for money and the guy front of house is really approachable.

Location is great, few minutes walking from the bus stop where to take the bus to go to Hahoe, and few minutes walking from the center. Room was spacious and clean. Price a bit expensive in my view considering the prices I paid in other locations in Korea. I was happy I chose this hotel because of the location, but I think there is some room for improvements: - no english speaking staff (but this I knew at the moment of the reservation); - this is a love hotel, but it was not written anywhere at the moment of the reservation. For me this was not an issue but I think that it should be clearly mentioned so that people can decide if to stay in this kind of accomodation r not; - I asked for a quiet room, they let me choose between 2 rooms. The first ones smelt like of cigarettes so I chose the second one. During the night there was a lot of noise (I guess it was the ventilation system) and I couldn't sleep even with earplugs. I have asked to change room to let me sleep as the day after I needed to wake up early but they told me it was not possible even if there were plenty of rooms available (rooms available are with door left open)

It was my second trip to Andong with a friend in more than 10 years, and the Chiamgotok hostel was really a god. Last time I stayed in Hahoe Village, Andong, and it was a pity that it took too long to move. Chiamgotak is close to Andong Station/Market (taxi ride 5-10 minutes), and the atmosphere was so good. Especially if you stay in the Hodo Jae Room, you can use the table space on the floor, and it was so nice to be able to talk and talk overlooking the party and the yard. The room size was small but not very inconvenient because it was a home, the toilet seemed to use the other room in the public toilet, but the hodojae room is separately inside the room. Of course the size is very small. It may be a bit uncomfortable to stay for a long time, but I would definitely recommend staying for a day if you have time.

The facilities are a bit outdated, but clean, clean bedding, and the boss is very friendly. You can provide breakfast, you can have three cereals, five milk, five coffee drinks, three toast, three ramen, three egg fries. Location is good in front of a big hospital, near a bus stop, near a new market, about 10 minutes walk to the old market. There are many Koreans, but more than half of foreigners. I think it's good to stay as a family. Satisfied.

The owner of the Guesthouse was very busy and the location was good to go on the bus quickly or go to eat something. The room we booked was very basic, mattress on the ground, bathroom very in the years, cleanliness was okay, the equipment left more to desire. You should take some money in your hands and renovate the Guesthouse, it looks a little smooth (e.g. the air conditioning that is poorly isolated and drops into the wall) For the money and the location was the accommodation In general, suitable.

A perfect hanok experience, a different kind of Korea. It's as if you're traveling...very good breakfast, very suitable for bringing children, parking space, and the Chinese-speaking staff at the front desk are very nice and enthusiastic. Next time you come to Korea, you must stay a few more days.