Homo Nomad Hostel Reviews

Clean kitchen, great location, and nice to have breakfast facility all the day :D Recommended

I loved this hostel! It's a quirky little house with a comfortable common area and immaculately kept beds. Kao is really friendly and helpful for your stay in Gyeongju. Minor complaints are that the bathrooms are outside (not a problem in spring/summer, but I imagine so in winter!), and like most hostels in Korea there aren't locks on the doors. But it always felt safe!

More than a hostel, Homo Nomad is a really cool guesthouse. The facade is that of a traditional korean house, but the inside is full of bits from everywhere around the world, and some antiques; all this adds to the experience of staying in Korea's ancient capital, within walking distance of the observatory and some tombs. Though parts of the neighborhood might look a bit run down, I never felt unsafe walking at night. But the best thing was Kao's kindness and advice, she's the best hostess!

Great house with a nice Hanok atmosphere. Very cosy with a great common area.

I enjoyed my stay at Homo Nomad very much. The guest house is very close (10 minutes walk) to the historical town, the tombs and the observatory. It's a place with a lot of character, absolutely filled with books, vynils, curious objects, and the owner is an extremely nice lady, very friendly and helpful. I would come back if I were in Gyeong-ju again and I definitely recommend it to other travellers.

This hostel has a lot of character and it's a great place to just chill out at night after hiking around or site seeing all day. Staff gave great suggestions and were incredibly helpful in giving directions to various places.

Loved the hostel. One of the most interestingly designed hostels I have ever seen in my stay at various hostels. Very cozy and warm. One drawback however is that the bathroom and showers are located away from the main building and you must go outsideto get to them which is not much fun in the summer. But otherwise it was an awesome with amazing people, within walking distance from interesting historical sites. If you stay in Kyongju, be sure to stay there.

By far my best hostel experience in South Korea was with the wonderful owners of Homo Nomad Guest House in Gyeong-ju. The guest house itself is gorgeous: spacious and warm, with large beds and vibrant, colorful decor. But it was the owners that really made my Gyeong-ju stay special. They took me out for an amazing Christmas dinner with their friends, they shared stories of their own travels around the world, and they even shared family-made kimchi with me. Highly, highly recommend staying here.