Stayed 2 nights, very clean, in the heart of Andong town, 2 mins walk from train station. (By the way, the bus station has moved to a location not near the main town. So lonely planet map is now incorrect). It's not really a love motel. Prices start from 40,000 won. Our double room was 50,000 won. It was very... More

Quiete, centrally located. PCs in the room, but no wifi. Very clean. Heated toilet seat. Only non-english tv channels except axn. Only downside is hard beds (which are ok for us) and rock hard pillows (which are not)! and taking showes makes the whole bathroom wet. Great price and nice big room.

It is inexpensive (40,000 KWN), it was In the middle of the town, it was spacious and came with a nice set of extras such as a toothbrush, shampoo and a condom. Huh, what was that last thing? Right. The red lights in the hallway should have triggered us earlier, but... Having absorbed this, I must say, it was very... More

This hotel was the only place that scared me during our three week travels through SK. The owner, his wife and little dog were very unfriendly. While the room was clean and cheap, the bed was made of cardboard, and there were "comforts" in the room that couldn't be used, like a computer with no mouse. If we go back... More

Modern, smart rooms for 40.000 won a night during the weekend (cheaper that uglier motels in the same area). Giant TV, lots of toiletries and little details, like the bottles of water and juice in the minibar (for free). Clean, modern, centrally-located but quiet and with kind owners. The only "but" would be that they don't speak English, but if... More

The hotel is centrally located, plenty of eateries and shopping in the area. It was our cheapest accommodation in our 16 day trip at 48,000KRW, but it certainly was not the cheapest experience. Everything was better than expected, the only gripe I had was that there is no closet space for your clothes. The staff cannot speak English but you... More

I travelled with a friend around the country and we went to Andong, mostly to see the Hahoe folk village. We were a bit lost when we arrived at the Bus Terminal (we came from Seoul), because it was not situated in the city center as indicated by our Lonely Planet. We then took a cab, saying we wanted to... More