Cheap hotels in Andong

As a female solo traveler, this was by far the best stay I’ve had in Korea. The host is incredibly kind and thoughtful—she genuinely cares about her guests. She had preplanned tours for the surrounding sights, like how to visit Dosan Seowon and Hahoe Village using perfectly timed local buses. It made everything so easy and stress-free. The house is cozy and peaceful, and I felt completely safe and welcomed the entire time. She even waited for me to return from a night stroll to make sure I got back safely. It’s rare to find this level of care and hospitality. I left feeling truly cared for. Highly recommended!

We had a great time in Taehwa House! We came to Andong to visit Hahoe Folk Village, but weren't very lucky with the weather. So it was particularly delightful to find refuge in this nicely decorated and elegantly refurbished hanok. The owner was very friendly, welcoming and warm and swiftly answered all our questions. She even left some lovely gifts for us. We were so wet and cold when we arrived, that we just decided to stay in for the rest of the evening and enjoy the stay in the hanok. We would have loved to stay for a bit longer, but unfortunately time is always too short. Thank you vary much for a great stay in Andong!

The room size! It was enormous, very comfortable. The beds had hard matresses but we like them that way so we slept well. The receptionist gave as a map with bus schedule and near interesting places - very practical! We would have a huge problem without this schedule. Be aware that buses are often late, sometimes run once per hour and finish service early. We could refill our bottles in the reception with fresh cold water. Hotel is a little old, but location and size made up for that for us.

What a hotel!!! I will breakdown my review because so much to say but ABSOLUTELY LOVED MY STAY!! Location: 20 minutes from the intercity bus terminal, you can take a taxi outside if you need help the hotel can assist in arranging one. It is located right outside the Hahoe Village. Service: Amazing staff! Many thanks to Sue who made sure there was someone waiting at the hotel as we arrived at 10:00PM which is past check time. The manager who received us and was kind enough to book a taxi for the next day I cannot remember his name :( many many thanks to Jun the general manager who ensured my stay was comfortable, explained the history of every single meal provided and answered any questions. Lastly the kitchen and housekeeping staff who were great! Rooms: I cannot recommend staying in this hotel enough! If you like culture and want to experience hanok stay this is it!! The room was so beautiful, they provide all the amenities. Hygiene levels are very well maintained. I loved soaking in the spa bath 10/10 Restaurant: I had my breakfast and dinners in the hotel. They offer local breakfast-bulgogi or continental I recommend trying the local breakfast was soo good. I also highly recommend the dinner which is curated and definitely try the local wine and makgeolli you will not regret it!! As an added plus Mr. KIM who is the 'tour guide' of the hotel was able to provide a full day tour of the historical places around and we finished with the village exploration and mask performance. He is very knowledgable seeing as he is a published professor with UNESCO so I recommend highly his services. Lots of cafes too around the hotel and I think the village offers paid shuttle service to the city. Overall this was a great great stay!! I went to reconnect with nature and take a break from the city bustle and it exceeded my expectations!!! Do stay here 100%

The experience to stay in a Hanok house where the owner lives was incredible, the house has around 400 years old and yet they managed to build a nice bathroom. All the areas are great conservated and the ambience of the house brings you peace. The breakfast and the welcome tea were incredible, everything homemade and amazing. There are no better hosts. I really thank you the owners for giving us this opportunity.

The meals were very good. We had breakfast and dinner at the home

This brand new hotel ticked all the boxes! Excellent location in a newly developing area. Lots of eateries nearby; a jogging trail around the lake at the back of the property; walking trails in local parks across the road, and all just 5km away from historic Hahoe Village. Our room overlooked what will soon be another major development, but is currently just an empty section (I would recommend requesting a room at the back overlooking the lake). Everything in the room was wonderful - morning sun; double glazing (so absolutely no road noise); great shower; wonderful toiletries (shampoo/conditioner/body wash); a mini fridge; daily cleaning; comfie bed; lots of charging points and plugs. The breakfast buffet is the best we have had yet on our trip, and definitely recommended, with both western food (hash browns, bacon, pastries, coffee), along with multiple Korean dishes. We used the gym for a back/biceps weight session, and while the equipment is a little limited, there is still enough for a good workout (a full dumbell set up to 20kg, abductor/adductor machine, hyper-extension machine, Smith rack, and two incline benches). This is the second Stanford hotel we have stayed at on our tour of the country, and they are all obviously top notch!!!

It's a pretty hanok, with lots of daylight and plenty of space, and such a lovely courtyard garden in front. The hosts were very nice, and let us drop our bags early and leave them for an hour after checkout, and also gave us a map and guide to the mask festival, which was really helpful. It is private and peaceful and quiet, and we had a very pleasant stay here.

It was really clean and quiet.

Charming owners and house. Authentic experience!