Browndot Airport New Town

The room was nice and the location was great, not far from Unseo Station, about a 15-minute walk. There's a convenience store near the hotel downstairs, which is handy for buying things. Next door is 'Jingya Canteen', which serves delicious food and the ajumma (auntie/middle-aged woman) there is very welcoming. The bathroom drainage wasn't particularly good though.

Second time staying here! The location is convenient, perfect if you have an early morning flight and need to check in the night before. There are also plenty of food options nearby. I'd definitely choose to stay here again.

The room was super clean and spacious, plus they offer free breakfast and a complimentary airport shuttle. It's not far from Unseo Station, and there are plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby. It's incredibly convenient! I'll definitely choose to stay here again next time I'm in Incheon.

The bathroom was incredibly spacious, the largest I encountered during my two-week trip through Japan and Korea – it was truly expansive. The hotel is a bit of a walk from Unseo subway station, about 15 minutes, which can be tiring with luggage. I forgot to book the hotel's airport shuttle in advance, but a taxi to Incheon Airport cost around 60 yuan, and it was super easy to get an Uber, even at 6 AM. The hygiene was good, very clean, and there's a convenient store downstairs. I needed a power adapter before leaving Korea and the front desk had one. Check-out was also self-service.

I arrived at the hotel late at night. A taxi from the airport cost 13,000 won, which isn't cheap for less than 4 kilometers. When checking in, they said the triple room could only accommodate two people. Since I had a child, I had to pay an extra 20,000 won per day in taxes, which was quite annoying – even more expensive than the taxi ride. The room itself was probably larger than rooms in the city center. It had a massage chair, but I didn't try it. Breakfast was included, but there wasn't much to eat – mostly instant noodle machines where you could make your own, along with milk and bread. There's a convenience store near the hotel, and the Airport Express subway station is about a 10-minute walk away, which isn't super close. Along the way, there are some malls and restaurants. Finally, taking the subway to Seoul Station in the city center takes about an hour and costs less than 30,000 won, which is definitely more cost-effective than taking a taxi to the city center late at night.