Chiam Gotaek Reviews

convenient location to explore the area north of Andong - arrival wasn’t as smooth as it could have been as there’s no front desk or bell ring at the entrance, we were a bit confused. also think we didn’t get the room we booke but anyways. apart from that the place is beautiful

I booked the room because it was clearly listed as "Sudeokjae" when I made the reservation. Although there were other cheaper rooms available, I specifically chose Sudeokjae and paid extra to book it after seeing the photos on the app. However, upon arrival, I was assigned an annex outside the traditional house. When I pointed out that this was not the right room and showed them my reservation details, they claimed that it hadn't appeared that way on their record and explained that Sudeokjae is a room that requires an additional fee to use. Not wanting to cause any trouble during a family trip, I just said okay and stayed there.

It was a pleasure to stay at the home of a descendant of Yi Hwang. I had a clean and warm day. It was also nice to be close to downtown.

The accommodation is clean and quaint, the only flaw is the bathroom which is a bit dirty.

The surrounding air was good and the individual bathroom was clean, so it was good. The only regret was that I stayed for two consecutive nights, so it would have been nice if the room was cleaned up a little. It was also a shame that there was no breakfast.

I wanted to go to Andong Wolyeonggyo Bridge, so I stayed one night at a nearby hotel. The room felt a little small, but the atmosphere of the old house was nice, and the Wi-Fi, TV, and air conditioning worked well. I went to Gwanggwang and slept well.

It's nothing more or less than an old house experience. It's been a while since I slept on the floor, and my bones hurt. It's a good idea to go when the season is good. It's a bit like that in winter.

The old house experience was truly healing in itself. Some rooms have an internal toilet and shower room, and the condition of each room was satisfactory.

It was nice to be able to fully experience the quiet, beautiful, and elegant Hanok during my weekday visit. However, it was disappointing that there was too little consideration for customers compared to the price. There wasn't even a bottle of water ready, and there wasn't even a single disposable cup. If you pay a little more attention to this part, I recommend staying for about a day. It was a new experience that I was not familiar with.