25 Bukgun 2-gil, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do 1F








































OFF THE DAY, Gyeongju Stay. A place to switch off your daily routine and switch on a week of something new. Spend a week living alongside unfamiliar stray cats in a house with a yard in Bukgun-dong, Gyeongju. Immerse yourself in any passion within the unique 'Hobby Room' in the annex. 'Myo-Myo Day': A feeding station for Bukgun-dong strays, featuring special canned treats. Main House – Daily life is exhausting, but travel can be tiring too; find true rest here. Annex – A 'Hobby Room' where you can clumsily express your raw, unfiltered self. *Accommodates up to 4 guests; features 4 single beds for perfect relaxation.
It is a 3-minute walk from Maetdol Sundubu, a famous restaurant in Bukgun-dong, Gyeongju. It is a 5-minute walk from the Donggungwon bus stop. It is a 15-minute drive to Hwangnidan-gil, 8 minutes to Gyeongju World, 20 minutes to Bulguksa Temple, and 15 minutes to the Gyeongju Interchange.
*Guidelines for Visiting Caretakers Stray cats are easily frightened; please watch over them with a gentle heart. Stray cats dislike loud noises and sudden movements. Please move slowly and speak in a gentle voice during your stay. *Stray Cat Feeding Stations Feeding time is between 8 PM and 10 PM daily. Please place an appropriate amount of food in the bowls and provide fresh water from the tap. There are two feeding stations: one in front of the main house entrance and another next to the annex. Five cans of special treat food are provided. You may choose which days to serve them. Please place the canned food on the yellow tray located in front of the entrance. *Important Notices Smoking is prohibited indoors. Please do not bring stray cats inside the house. As this is an older house, please understand that the water pressure may not be very strong. Due to the nature of Hanok (traditional Korean houses), there may be drafts during the winter. Please be aware that, as this is a detached house, it is susceptible to insects.
*Also... Bomun is a wonderful neighborhood for a walk. As it is a tourist area, the walking paths are well-maintained (thanks to APEC). A leisurely round-trip walk to Bomun Lake takes just over 30 minutes. - Restaurants within walking distance: Maetdol Sundubu, Hamyangjip, Jodol Kalguksu, Nakji Masil - Cafes within walking distance: Gureung, Ten Percent, Ediya - Convenience stores within walking distance: 7-Eleven, GS25, Emart24
Additional charges may apply for damage to facilities, appliances, or furniture. Additional charges may apply if bedding is stained in a way that cannot be removed by washing. Smoking is prohibited indoors; a fee will be charged if smoking occurs inside.
I had a wonderful week-long stay. The place was not only beautiful and spotless, but it was also far superior to most standard vacation rentals; considering peak-season weekend rates, you get your money's worth after just two nights. Even though it’s located in the Bomun Complex, the atmosphere is peaceful, and the surrounding Hanok-style houses really make you feel the authentic vibe of Gyeongju every time you return to the accommodation. Famous local eateries like Maetdol Sundubu and Hamyangjip are right out front. After enjoying a dinner of Hanwoo *mulhoe* (cold raw beef soup), it takes only about 15 minutes by car to reach the Woljeonggyo Bridge public parking lot. The location was perfect for enjoying the night views of Woljeonggyo Bridge, Cheomseongdae Observatory, and Donggung Palace & Wolji Pond. During the hot afternoons, time flew by as I enjoyed the swing in the yard and dabbled in various activities in the "hobby room." The facilities—including the kitchen, laundry room, and dryer—were also better than expected. I’d love to visit again in the autumn if I get the chance!

I run an accommodation in the Bukgun-dong Hanok Village in Gyeongju.
₩710,000
/Week