Hotels in Incheon International Airport region, Incheon

I stayed at the Residence side. The room was all right, nothing exceptional. The walls are kind of drab but you get used to it. The room is what Koreans call an officetel. There was sufficient floor space to open two large suitcases without blocking the way. I could hear a cat from another room. The breakfast really was outstanding. So many excellent food choices. Definitely worth including breakfast in your booking. Hotel to airport transfer was excellent. Just make sure you book it in advance. It stops at gate 8A if you're coming from Terminal 2.

Hotel service isexceptional . They let me leave my luggage for a few days. They also extended my check out time by one hour when I did not want any cleaning done, and upgraded my room. I stayed at the hotel twice, both times sea view, and so its pretty. The room itself is clean and aircon works well and its silent. Location is a bit further away from Incheon airport and taxi costs around USD16-18. There are many seafood restaurants around,the hotel.

Witham car it was easy to get to. I arrived on Sunday afternoon. And there were quite a few parking lots. Staff was helpful and checking in and out were swift, without hassle. I was given a room facing the city, not the sea. 2 bottles of water complimentary and other amenities were minimal. The surrounding had food places, and supermarket so it was good for a night's stay. Overall it was ok.

The hotel room even has a washing machine and a drying rack! Absolutely amazing! It's perfect for travelers staying for several days. The room is very clean and tidy, small but exquisite, giving off a 'small but perfectly formed' vibe. Although it's a bit far from the sea, you can still catch a partial sea view from the room, and it's a quick walk downstairs to the beach. However, rooms are in high demand; I wanted to extend my stay and tried to book another night the next morning, but unfortunately, the room was already booked, so I had to check out.

I arrived late at the airport so I stayed nearby. The room was very clean, and the self check-in/check-out process was convenient. There are many restaurants around. It's a bit far from the subway station, which could be an issue if you have a lot of luggage.

We stayed at Best Western Premier Incheon Airport Hotel for one night before our flight. Overall, it was fine for a short stay before departure, but nothing outstanding. The hotel is located in the airport area, but it is not as close to the terminal as we expected. Getting to the airport still takes some time, around 30 minutes in our case. However, there is a shuttle bus every hour, which is convenient. A very useful thing is that there is a convenience store on the first floor of the hotel. This was really helpful for a short overnight stay. Our room was in a traditional Korean style, with a low table for eating while sitting on the floor. It was interesting, but probably because of this traditional style, the furniture felt quite old. Some wooden furniture had visible wear, scratches and small chips, and overall it felt like it had been used for many years. The room had everything we needed for one night before a flight, and in general everything was okay. However, we expected a little more from this brand. One small inconvenience was the lighting: at first we could not understand how to turn off all the lights. There was some device in the corner that had to be plugged into a socket, and only after that we managed to turn the lights off. Overall, this hotel is suitable for one night before a flight, especially because of the shuttle bus and the convenience store downstairs. But the room did not feel very fresh, and for a Best Western Premier hotel we expected a bit more.

This hotel is really clean, and there's absolutely nothing to fault. I've stayed at other places nearby where the water pressure was so low that showering was always a trickle... so annoying! But here, it's just great. The hotel views are amazing, and it's perfect for a walk. It's truly a charming hotel where my family felt as comfortable as if they were at home.

I was planning a whirlwind trip, not staying anywhere for two nights and just using the airport spa before an early morning flight home. However, the spa was incredibly crowded the day before, and I had a long wait, so I decided to book a hotel room last minute. Perhaps because it was a last-minute booking, I got a spacious room with a loft for only around 5,000 yen, which was great. It was a bit confusing finding the entrance as the building name was for a different hotel (Blue Ocean), but the detailed messages they sent me were really helpful. The lack of pajamas was inconvenient. The bed had a somewhat human-like scent, maybe from fabric softener, which was a little unpleasant. It didn't smell freshly washed... Overall, considering it was a last-minute decision and only about 20 minutes to the airport, I'm glad I stayed.

- Great location - shuttle bus takes five mins from the T2 to hotel - Hotel staff are polite and professional - Fast check-in/check-out - Breakfast buffet is very good - Be careful: there're no toothbrushes provided by hotel, need to buy them downstairs in the convenience store - The hotel shuttle bus leaves from T2 at gate 4 (you will find the sign as you exit), I attach the picture of the schedule as of the time of writing Overall: easy to get to, very near airport, great breakfast, easy to find and board the shuttle bus

Summary: Clean, spacious, and excellent service. It's a 20-minute taxi ride from Incheon Terminal 2. I arrived around 12 PM, and the male manager at the front desk, despite being muscular, was surprisingly friendly (many Korean men, I really can't be bothered). Since there were two of us men, he even gave me two face masks and allowed me to check in early, which was a pleasant surprise. The room was very large, clean, and smelled good. The bed was comfortable. The next day, I checked out almost an hour late, and they didn't rush me at all. At 600 for the room, it was an absolute steal. As a transit hotel, the surrounding small commercial area was more than satisfactory. Though small, it felt quite upscale. The Paradise shopping mall next door has a restaurant on the second floor called Bije Korean BBQ, which is very authentic. Their unique way of preparing 'Pyeongyang Naengmyeon' is surprisingly light and refreshing. I used to eat at their Seocho-dong branch for two years when I was studying in Korea. There's also a 24-hour BBQ stew place next door that's equally delicious, and the owner, Yenbasang, is very kind. Both places are within walking distance.