3-Star Hotels in Incheon

amazing room, advanced technology in rooms considered that this is a business hotel. however, the front-dest officers were quite shocked when they saw me. It felt like I wasn't supposed to be there - understood since the check-in time is 2200hrs. Not sure if they spoke English(again, understandable since we're in South Korea), so as long as you can speak Korean or even the basics of it, you're good. I spoke korean and the check-in process became significantly faster. Paid 90k won to check in at 11am(cheap for me since I just want to sleep). However, props to the housekeeping team, room was squeaky clean for the price paid. Bedding and pillows were extremely soft I had such a good sleep. Unfortunately I'm not coming to Incheon again, but I do recommend you try this hotel for a night if you're in Incheon. Excellent location actually, 5 minutes away to subway and many eateries around.

I honestly would have thought it’d be a bit cleaner due to the fact it’s one of a newer hotel/accommodation compared to the other stays I’ve stayed in but, I definitely would hope that they clean the place a little more because there was mold in our place. As well as our air conditioner, it has this smell when you would turn it on and I feel like it is a mold smell and was leaking when we would turn it on and would wake up in the middle of the night to water dripping from it. Although, I would say their hospitality for giving towels and water bottles in the morning was nice! 😊👍🏼

Arrived at 5 AM. There was a customer service rep assisting via camera to help me get my room card from the self-service machine, which was quite convenient. Downstairs, there were lots of fan groups, and it was super easy to get to the subway. The room was quite small and cramped, and the weekend rate was pretty high. A taxi from the airport at night cost 13,000. It was good to be able to get some sleep early. The upside was a 1 PM checkout, so I could sleep in a bit more and then head to the city after waking up. There's also good noodle shop downstairs.

The room was great, and there was always hot water. Most importantly, it's super convenient for the airport. The free shuttle bus gets you to T1 in just two stops. It's also not too far from the Inspire Arena, perfect for K-pop fans or anyone on a quick trip to catch a concert. Downstairs there's a CU convenience store, and a Mega Mart nearby, which is fantastic! (I was in such a rush I didn't take any photos, so here are a couple of offline pics instead 😝)

This hotel is incredibly convenient, located right inside Incheon Airport Terminal 2, so you don't even need to go through customs. I heard customs can take 2-3 hours during the summer, so if you're on an international transfer, just stay inside. I found it quite convenient, especially with kids. For family trips, convenience is key, and this way the children can get good rest.

First of all, you must see clearly before booking. This hotel can only be checked in at 8 pm. It is not possible to do one minute early, and there is no room for discussion. Secondly, the room facilities are very simple, the pillows are too hard, the bathroom towels are old, there are no disposable slippers, there are plastic slippers, and there is no shower cap. I also charged an additional 30,000 won for two days on the weekend. It was said that Trip.com had a rule. After returning to Shanghai, I immediately communicated with Trip.com and returned the corresponding RMB of 30,000 won. No one cleaned the room for two days. The garbage was not collected. I had my own garbage bag change and piled the garbage at the door of the room... Closer to the venue, it is more convenient to watch the concert! There are many choices of places to eat in the convenience store pharmacy supermarket coffee shop. There is a not-so-big oliveyoung. There are basically all you need to buy, which can meet the basic needs of life. It is also acceptable to take a 20-minute taxi from Gimpo Airport!

Really great place, clean, nice view! The nearby spots are also amazing, uncle bagel is TO DIE FOR in the morning, highly recommended

The apartment is newly renovated, and the hot water was excellent, making for a comfortable shower. It had a fridge, microwave, and washing machine, which was convenient. However, there were no disposable slippers, toothpaste, toothbrushes, or cups provided, so I had to buy them all at the CU downstairs. The most frustrating thing was that the sponge inside the single bed pillow had clumped together, making it very uncomfortable. The bedsheets also didn't look very clean. I paid over 17,000 JPY for my one-night stay, but the price dropped to just over 4,000 JPY the very next day. The price fluctuation is quite drastic. If you plan to stay, it's best to book your hotel early. A taxi to the airport cost 19,300 KRW, and a taxi from Unseo Station was over 11,400 KRW. Across the street is a waterfront park where you can see the sea, but there's no sandy beach.

WARNING: Hotel does not allow extension- as I found out: you are not allowed to stay in the room between about Noon until evening or they charge an hourly fee. This was not at all clear ro me based on all of the information provided to me. Trip.com is aware and describes addressing the information issue on the Trip.com site. While not allowing stay through the day it is a very nice room in a great location---- just be certain to check in and check out in accord with policy times☆☆ I gathered check-in after 10pm (or 8pm.per a staff member) and completely vacated by 12-noon. Good Luck!

This hotel is quite modern and perfect for young travelers. From check-in to check-out, I didn't see any staff; everything was handled by smart machines. After entering the room, it took a little while to figure out how to use the water heater and washing machine. You can connect to Wi-Fi and use AI to look up instructions. The scenery is absolutely stunning, and it's very close to the airport by subway. Plus, there are plenty of facilities nearby!