Hotels With WiFi in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

We booked a room at this hotel for an event at Kintex-2, which saved us the rush of heading back to downtown Seoul after the evening's activities. On the first floor, there's a 7-Eleven where you can grab daily necessities and simple food like instant noodles. The room quality is roughly comparable to a 3-star hotel in China. However, there were some downsides: the bathroom doesn't have a separate shower and toilet area, so after showering, the floor gets all wet, even soaking the toilet paper. Also, the air conditioning unit is directly above one of the beds, which disturbed our sleep.

The room is a typical hotel room, clean and compact! It's decent! The main thing is that it's close to Gimpo Airport, and there's an outlet mall across the street, which is very convenient. However, the breakfast buffet... is really not worth it! It's so disappointing! There are too few dishes! Couldn't find anything good to eat, the bread, eggs, and cereal were the best. There was nothing special about the breakfast; even the pollock soup was all broken into pieces.... The fried chicken downstairs is delicious! You should try it! Highly recommended 👍

It's right in front of the station, which is very convenient! There are supermarkets, Lotte Mart, and lots of restaurants around the hotel, and on the opposite side as well. ⭐︎ It's also a motel, so the walls are thin, haha. However, if that doesn't bother you, it's very convenient as it's spacious, fully equipped, and even has a bathtub. ◎

There are many bars near the hotel, and it felt a bit chaotic at night with people trying to talk to us when we walked past a few streets. It's better to stick to the main roads. Compared to other hotels nearby, this one offers really great value for money. For one, it's located on a main street, while many others are tucked away in alleys. The hotel interior is also very clean and tidy, and we were all very satisfied. However, one of the younger female receptionists seemed quite impatient and had an arrogant attitude despite her poor English. I'm not sure if she was just in a bad mood, but her demeanor was definitely unprofessional for a service staff member.

I recently stayed at a charming Japanese hotel that completely exceeded my expectations. From the moment I walked in, everything felt thoughtfully designed — clean lines, calming lighting, and that quiet, peaceful atmosphere Japan does so well. The room itself was compact but perfectly arranged, with every detail serving a purpose. The highlight, without question, was the massage chair. After long days of exploring, sinking into that chair felt like pure heaven. It was surprisingly high quality, with multiple settings that genuinely helped me relax and recharge. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the amenities were top-notch. Soft pajamas were provided, the bathroom was spotless, and everything felt fresh and well-maintained. The staff were polite, efficient, and respectful of privacy, which made the stay even smoother. It’s one of those places where you can truly unwind without any distractions. That said, there was one… unusual moment. Around midnight, I woke up suddenly and noticed something in the window. For a brief second, it looked like a shadow forming into a red, skull-like shape, almost as if it was hovering just beyond the glass. It disappeared as quickly as I focused on it, leaving me unsure if I was dreaming or just disoriented from sleep. The stillness of the room afterward made it feel even more surreal. Despite that strange experience, it didn’t take away from the overall stay. If anything, it made the night oddly memorable. Between the incredible comfort, the relaxing massage chair, and the peaceful atmosphere, I would absolutely stay here again. A perfect experience with just a hint of mystery to keep things interesting.

The rooms were clean and offered a nice view. The hotel is conveniently located near the Hyundai Premium Outlet, making it a good choice for people who plan to stay a few days and do some shopping. However, it is quite far from the subway station and bus stops, so you will need to take a taxi or have your own car. The indoor pool is 1.2 meters deep, which is suitable for most people. However, it can get quite crowded, with many guests using the pool at the same time.

Loved the hotel for great price, clean and big. So I extended my stay at same hotel . Huge bathroom with bathtub.

Very nice location near to Everland. We booked a Kid’s room, but they graciously upgraded us to a bigger room with a bigger bed. They gave us baby toiletries and also a stuffed animal which our little girl enjoyed very much. The morning breakfast was decent with many options for younger children as well. The kid’s cafe on the second floor was nice, but they came and asked us to be quiet due to a conference being held in the room right next door. The idea of a kid’s cafe was a great one but the location of the conference room could have been better if it was on a different floor. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Ramada and would come back if we ever made another trip to Everland.

This hotel offers good value for money, and the weekend rates aren't much higher than weekdays. You can enjoy bay views from the window. The hotel provides a shuttle service to and from Gimpo Airport and the subway station. The timetable was sent in an email before check-in. You only need to book the airport shuttle at the front desk; for others, you can just hop on. The downside is that the air conditioning in the room didn't seem to be adjustable. Even after turning it down, it remained quite warm, so I had to open the window to cool down.

Not bad, however, I upgraded my room to a suite. Paid the difference. My review is for the suite not the room I booked initially.