Terminal 2 Transit Hotel Incheon Airport

This hotel is really easy to find, located right above the boarding gate, so there's no need to go through security again. It's incredibly convenient and quick. It was quiet at night, and I barely heard any noise. Compared to Changi Airport, it's much cheaper and more accessible. The staff were also more helpful than those at Changi, though their English wasn't quite as good.

This is my second stay within six months, and it's my top choice for international transfers. The only problem is how incredibly difficult it is to book a room; they're constantly sold out. I've had to snag a booking in the middle of the night every time. **Facilities:** The room is small, just enough space for carry-on luggage. It has a TV, shower, and hairdryer. The hotel also offers coffee and snacks. My only complaint is that the in-room air conditioning can't be fully turned off and blows directly on your head, making it easy to catch a cold. **Hygiene:** It's okay. There were still hairs on the towels, and I saw some silverfish in the room. **Location:** The location is unbeatable, a million times better than sleeping outside the airport. It's on the fourth floor, directly opposite gate 252, right next to the Matina Lounge. Super convenient for travelers. **Service:** The front desk staff are very friendly. I had booked an 8 PM check-in, but we were able to check in just after 7 PM. Check-out is by 8:30 AM, but even with that, it solved a huge problem for me.

This hotel is located right in the airport transit area, so you don't need to go through immigration. It's very quiet, allowing for a good night's sleep, which is perfect for an early morning flight the next day! The hotel is quite difficult to book, so I recommend checking frequently – you might get lucky and snag a room. However, the price is a bit on the high side.

Extremely convenient, you can see it right after going through security on a connecting flight. The charging outlets can be a bit finicky, but the front desk has all sorts of adapters you can borrow. There are food courts both in front and behind the hotel with decent food, plus a few popular cafe chains.

The room was a bit small, but functional. However, the hotel's front desk doesn't offer luggage storage, which was quite inconvenient, especially with a child and other heavy bags to carry. Also, some of the power outlets in the room weren't working well, and there weren't many of them. I'd recommend bringing your own power strip.

It's super convenient for a layover, as you don't have to go through immigration and then back again. You definitely need to book this place in advance; there's no way you'll get a room last minute. I arrived around 8 PM, and check-in was really fast. I was given room 335, the first room by the entrance. The room isn't big, but it's perfectly adequate for one night's sleep. The shower pressure was great. I brought my own toiletries and towels, but I noticed the hotel provides towels, just no toothbrush or toothpaste. There were some small flying insects in the room, so the cleanliness was just okay. They provided two bottles of water, and there's an air purifier in the room. Apart from the poor soundproofing – you can really hear other rooms closing their doors – everything else is acceptable for a layover room. There are places to eat across the street from the hotel, so overall it's very convenient.

Extremely convenient for layovers, I always book this hotel when I'm on this flight. It's excellent.