Spa Hotels in Incheon

Amazing ocean view and a beautiful room! The private pool was perfect, and everything was clean and comfortable. We had a wonderful stay and would definitely come back. Highly recommend!

Everything is good

Good access to the bus stop, rich amenities, and the front desk was always crowded and the response was good and there was a sense of security. It was very nice to have a bathtub, but it may be awkward or unusable if you are two friends who are not so close because there is no partition from the room and you can see it completely ... (I stayed alone so it was okay i'm sorry.

Very nice hotel, close to the station, very clean but room cleaning service is not automatic, you would have to ask the hotel staff. There is also free ramen, coffee, water provided

I stayed here when I came for IVE's concert. It was great to find a hotel within walking distance, as the area gets really crowded after the show. The moldy smell mentioned in some reviews wasn't an issue for me, probably because it was still dry in March. I did notice that the showerhead dripped slightly even when fully turned off, which was a bit annoying, haha. There were no slippers or hand soap in the room, and I wondered if this was due to some amenity restrictions? There are no outlets by the bed, so you can't use your phone while lying down unless you have a long charging cable. Late at night, I could hear music and footsteps from the room above, so the floors seem quite thin. Overall, it's not bad for the price! The cost-performance is definitely good!

I stayed for 2 night , The room is good, They have window , TV, air-condition, free drinks. Although the reception's Auntie no English, but she was so kind to show me how to use the remote control to open the TV and air conditioner. The room and Bathroom is ok clean. But the sheet seem to be no changing after used. I was cleaning up the sheet before I sleep. The hotel location in the Incheon 1- Jakjeon station exit 6, but exit 5 have a escalator that is good for take luggage up .I will come back if I come to Incheon again.

I used this hotel for a layover at Incheon Airport. It was about a 20-minute taxi ride. I chose this hotel because it had a sauna in the same building. The body scrub in the bathing area was very relaxing. I was surprised by the diverse sauna culture in Korea. Note that the body scrub is ”cash only” and card payments are not accepted. I purchased an eSIM through Trip.com, but it took 24 hours to activate, so I gave up on solo sightseeing.

this hotel is cheap and comfortable, staff are so nice, clean. Recommend for solo travelers

You can see the ebb and flow of the sea right in front of the pension. I automatically feel the urge to go for a walk in the morning. There is a swimming pool, which I think kids will enjoy in the summer.

Upon arrival, I discovered the hotel's real name is Sam Mi Motel. That's why searching for it on a map using the Sami keyword won't find it. The decor suggests it was built in the 1990s; for that era, the furnishings and facilities would have been considered luxurious, with a bathtub, a large round bed, and electric blankets. However, it's clearly not comparable to hotels opened in recent years. The owner is a Korean man in his sixties who understands English but doesn't talk much. It's evident he's working hard to keep the business afloat. I later discovered that this area used to house Songdo Amusement Park, which for a long time was the largest amusement park in Korea. Originally built by the Japanese in the 1930s, it closed after World War II. Reopened in the 1960s, it was a well-known large amusement park in Korea, complete with a Ferris wheel. However, it couldn't compete with newly built theme parks in the new century and finally closed in 2011. Now it's just a huge parking lot. You can imagine the owner has had a tough time over the years. I stayed here because I wanted to visit the Incheon City Museum and the Incheon Landing Memorial nearby, and I had to catch a flight the next day. From here, you can take a bus to Songdo New District and then transfer to bus 330 or 303; the total fare is only 2400 won. The whole trip only takes an hour, which is quite convenient. However, it's a 5-minute walk to the nearest bus stop, and the hotel is on a small hill, so be prepared if you're bringing large suitcases. The last three digits of the Wi-Fi password are @0B, which is the number 0 and the capital letter B. It took me several tries to figure it out.