Hanwha Resort Gyeongju, Gyeongju

This place is marketed as a resort, but it's not quite what I expected. The rooms are spacious and clean, but they really need an update. The dining experience at the Texas Road House grill was enjoyable, with decent food and some nice drink options. However, the lack of amenities like a proper bar and some unusual swimming attire rules took away from the overall experience. It offers good food, but doesn't fully deliver on the resort experience.

I stayed at what was labeled as a resort, but it didn’t quite meet my expectations. The rooms were spacious and clean, but they felt old and dated. The dining option was decent, with a good barbecue restaurant on-site, yet the facilities left much to be desired. Overall, it’s not the ideal resort experience I anticipated.

This place is marketed as a resort, but I found it to be a bit misleading. The rooms are large and clean, but quite dated with chipped paint. The courtyard area is nicely lit and has decent food options at the Texas Road House grill, which was a pleasant surprise. However, the lack of a proper bar and the strange swimming attire requirement, like wearing a hat, were definite downsides for me.

I expected more from this place marketed as a resort, as it didn't quite live up to that title. While the rooms were spacious and clean, they felt quite outdated. The dining option was decent with good food, but the lack of proper bar amenities was disappointing. Overall, the experience was okay, but there were definitely some notable downsides.

I stayed at what was labeled a resort, but it fell short of my expectations. While the rooms were large and clean, they felt quite dated. The lack of proper bar facilities and limited amenities made it seem more like a basic stay than a resort experience. On the positive side, the courtyard was lovely, and the food at the Texas Road House grill was pretty good, especially the Goose Island IPA on tap. However, the swimming rules were bizarre and off-putting.