4-Star Hotels in Incheon

I specifically chose this hotel for an early morning flight, as it's very close to Incheon Airport – just about a ten-minute drive. This saved me from rushing like I would have if I'd stayed in the city. The environment is lovely, with ocean views, and it's not far to walk to the beach. Great for enjoying seafood, watching the sunset over the sea, and feeding the seagulls.

Solid hotel with great harbor views. Convenient location if you arrive in Incheon by ship and close to Incheon Station as well. 711 and a bus stop right outside definitely a big plus. Early check in was possible in my case (for an extra fee of 11,000 KRW per hour). Seoul proper is quite far but perfect location to stay in Incheon for a while.

We checked in quite late this time because we were shopping in Incheon, and I'm really grateful to the front desk staff for waiting for us. We had a room with a loft, and it's super close to the airport. There also seems to be a waterfront park nearby. I'll definitely book again next time!

The hotel is great, surrounded by restaurants, very new, and affordable. It's perfect for a layover, just a 20-minute taxi ride away. I'll definitely stay here again if I have another layover in Incheon. The self check-in and check-out process is simple and efficient. The 24-hour bar on the 13th floor is also a nice touch.

The auto check-in was okay. I really enjoyed the rooms that I stayed in and their proximity to cafes and restos down below. A lot of variety for a small plaza. I was there for nearly a week and it was really convenient to walk to the metro or stroll around and find what I was looking for.

I had a really pleasant stay overall. My flight arrived much earlier than the standard check-in time, but after reaching out to the hotel, they kindly allowed me to check in early for a small fee (10,000 won per hour), which I really appreciated after a long trip. The room itself was very nice and cozy, and everything was spotless. One thing I especially loved was how quickly the hot water worked—it was instant and consistently great. Housekeeping did an excellent job as well. They were respectful of our personal belongings, which made me feel safe and comfortable, and they regularly took out the trash, replenished bath mats, and provided fresh water bottles. The location was also very convenient. There were plenty of restaurants nearby, bus stations within easy reach, and even a convenience store right in the lobby, which made everything super accessible. As for the downsides, the beds were a bit on the firm side, though it wasn’t a big issue for me since I spent most of my time out exploring. I did notice that there were no bath towels provided—only bath mats—and basic toiletries like a toothbrush and toothpaste were not included. Overall, I enjoyed my stay and would consider coming back for the cleanliness, convenience, and thoughtful service. However, I would not recommend staying here if you’re planning to focus your activities in Seoul, as the location may not be the most convenient for that.

I was assigned a room on the third floor, and the carpet was a bit dirty. The facilities were just so-so. On the second night of my stay, an elderly tour group mistook my door for theirs and knocked, which was quite startling. I opened the door to check their key card and realized they were from the hotel next door. Since both hotels share the same front desk and are in the same building, it's easy to get confused. I'd advise everyone checking in to pay close attention (the front desk on the far left is for Wyndham Days, while the one on the right is for Howard Johnson. If you're still unsure, as shown in picture 2, Howard Johnson's key cards are orange, and Wyndham's are green). On the bright side, it's very, very close to Unseo subway station, and the fried chicken nearby is delicious. Plus, there's a CU convenience store directly across from the hotel downstairs, making transportation super convenient. I'd recommend it as a temporary stay if you're catching a flight. There's also an Olive Young downstairs where you can buy cosmetics.

The hotel is right opposite Unseo subway station, with several BBQ restaurants nearby. It's super convenient for dining, everything else, and catching a flight. My only gripe is that they still require a deposit for check-in, which feels a bit outdated. For a transit stay, the facilities are perfectly fine, but the Wi-Fi signal in the room was quite weak.

The room was clean, and the beach was beautiful right downstairs. However, the hotel seems to cater more to local Korean families with children, making it very kid-friendly. There's also a convenient store on the basement floor of the hotel, which is super handy.

It was a short stay, so I was a bit disappointed, but it was a great value. The location was great, so it was easy to find good restaurants, walk around the park, and the beach. And the view from the room was amazing. I'd definitely visit again. Recommended.