Incheon Hotels with Balcony

"This place is just two subway stops from Incheon. It's about a five-minute walk to the subway station. It's like a small apartment, with everything you need, and the space is decent. I think it's great. A taxi from Incheon Airport around midnight cost me about 100 [currency, e.g., won/yuan]."

"The hotel may be relatively new, as the map location and address were significantly different when booking. Contacting customer service was fruitless; they said it was only 610 meters from Yeongjong Station, but the address on Naver showed it was 5 kilometers away – impossible to walk. There were no answers about check-in procedures, and no signs on the first floor, only another hotel, Blue Ocean. After circling around several times, I finally found a small sign. After check-in, I was told my room was in the opposite building, so I had to lug my bags across. The building itself was new and the facilities were decent, but the toilet smelled bad despite being new. I even saw a few hairs on the toilet bowl. No toothbrush or toothpaste was provided. There's a CU nearby, and plenty of restaurants, so finding food isn't a problem. A taxi from Yeongjong Station takes about 12 minutes and costs around 8000 won. A taxi from the airport costs around 10000 won. It's suitable for guests catching a flight or arriving late, as you'll need to exchange money and take a taxi to Myeongdong, which costs around 45000 won. This is for your reference."

"The hotel felt very substantial, and I really appreciated the seamless and comfortable check-in and check-out process, which allowed me to avoid interacting with anyone. The bathroom was also very clean, and the bathtub was large enough to stretch out in, which was a huge plus for someone like me who loves a good soak. The bed was super soft, and I was grateful for the built-in charger that worked even without a converter plug. The room itself was quite spacious, and the air conditioning worked well, making for a very comfortable stay. There's a convenience store and a cafe right nearby. Walking from the station is pretty much impossible, so I took a taxi for every round trip. This next part is partly my own fault, but as a first-time solo traveler to Korea who doesn't speak Korean, checking in and out was a challenge. For check-in, it seemed like I needed to do something beyond what was stated in the email, so a staff member had to assist me (I'm still not sure what exactly was needed). For check-out, I pressed the button and left the card inserted as instructed. However, despite checking out early in the morning, I received a bill for an extension fee in the early afternoon. When I informed them I had already returned home and checked out early, they seemed to resolve it. It's possible I made a mistake, so language barriers could lead to issues. The hotel is about a 20-minute taxi ride to Incheon Airport, which could be convenient depending on your flight schedule."

"A very beautiful hotel in Incheon. Nearby is a popular mountain where many Koreans climb. There's also a coffee shop on the ground floor, which is very convenient. The staff is always ready to help. The hotel also provides combs in individually sealed packages. There are plenty of dining options nearby, as well as a 24-hour convenience store nearby."

"Clean hotel and quiet. Can't say much more though because we arrived super late and have to leave early in the morning for the airport. Did the check in , and got a sarcastic comment from the receptionist because we arrived at 1am . After getting in the room , we wanted to ask the receptionist to book a taxi for us , and where was the remote for the AC , but he was not at the reception, and didnt pick up the phone either.... Didn't have the shuttle bus both ways. So had to take public transport , which is not very convenient. Had to walk 20/25min after the bus stop with all the luggage. However in the morning it was easy to book an Uber."