Situated in the near the historical quarter of Gyeongju, Chacharang Guesthouse offers both private and dormitory-style rooms and free WiFi in all areas. Complimentary Korean breakfast is served daily at the guesthouse, and bicycle rentals are available at a surcharge.
Each room here features Ondol, Korean heated floor, and air conditioning. Dormitory rooms are fitted with bunk beds and lockers. Bathrooms and toilets are shared for dormitory rooms while toiletries and hairdryers are provided free of charge. All guests can freely use the shared lounge, kitchen and terrace.
From the property, the treasured Cheonseongdae Observatory of Shilla dynasty is located just 5 minutes’ drive away. Daereungwon, the tomb complex of royals, is within a 10-minute walk. Gyeongju Express Bus Terminal is a 5-minute walk away.
Facilities
General
WiFi available in all areas
Activities
Cycling
Services
Internet services
WiFi
Free WiFi
Food & Drink
Special diet menus (on request)
Grocery deliveries
On-site coffee house
Bottle of water
Breakfast options
Transportation
Bicycle rental (additional charge)
Car hire
Street parking
Front-desk/reception area services
Lockers
Luggage storage
Common areas
Terrace
Shared kitchen
Shared lounge/TV area
Cleaning services
Laundry
Daily maid service
Miscellaneous
Heating
Non-smoking throughout
Air conditioning
Designated smoking area
Non-smoking rooms
Family rooms
Key access
Security alarm
Smoke alarms
CCTV in common areas
CCTV outside property
Fire extinguishers
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