Incheon Hotels with Bars

I greatly enjoyed my stay at Grand Hyatt Incheon. The staff were lovely, they treated each guest equally, and always go above and beyond with service. The shuttle is really helpful for travelers who might still be getting used to Korea. The amenities are also great for anyone trying to relax and enjoy their stay. Family friendly and with excellent room service. I’m a member now and will definitely be coming back!

Good value for money, I recommend it. There are places to eat nearby, and the subway station isn't too far. Plus, there's a large supermarket just a 3-minute walk away. If the price is right, go for it! Just note that this hotel is best if your main activities are in Incheon. If you're heading to downtown Seoul, it's almost two hours by subway or about an hour by taxi.

The staff were very kind and helpful. The accommodation condition is satisfactory, and the location is good. The free breakfast is sufficient for a simple meal. We had a satisfying stay with the children. Thank you.

Facilities: Very good. Even though it's an older hotel, the facilities are well-maintained and not outdated. Hygiene: The hygiene is excellent and very clean. Environment: It's directly across from Central Park, offering fantastic views. Taking a walk downstairs is very pleasant.

Every time I visit Korea, I stay at Global Hotel. It's so comfortable! It's right across the street from Unseo Station exit, and the rooms are very cozy. The toilet has a bidet, and the shower is separate from the rest of the bathroom. There's a CU convenience store downstairs, so if you need anything or get hungry, you can just pop down. Olive Young is a three-minute walk away, and Lotte Market is a five-minute walk. It's also super convenient if you're catching a flight.

Facilities: No toothpaste or toothbrush, but everything else is provided. Cleanliness: Very clean. Environment: The location is very convenient, just a few minutes from the subway station. Service: The service is also great. I definitely want to highlight their breakfast – it's really nice!

first i want to thank u for allowing me to check in slightly earlier!! and for the quick replies as well🫡 to travellersssss if you are very particular about cleanliness i think u have to close one eye or two here 😅😅 - the smell of the room when i first entered 😵 oh my... the aircon had a smell too, but u get used to it after awhile - my bedsheet had a small stain that could be removed by my disinfectant wipes 😣😣so that wasnt a good start already and later that night when i laid down, there was hair at the edge of the bed that wasnt mine 😖😖 - the microwave still had abit of food scraps + smell of food from the previous guest - windows were kinda dirty not gonna lie... like sweat marks oh yes the portable air conditioner was so loud too lololol (the washing machine buttons were all removed so idk which was for which function :( had to wash my clothes by hand in the end 😭😭) (luggage storage is just u putting ur stuff in a room they designated... (i dont know if theres a staff there since i didnt go in) i didnt dare to do that so i ended up sitting somewhere till i could check in to my room but its very close to the airport, there are 2 convenience stores down the building and theres a mega chain, cu mart nearby as well😍 (random info, if youre staying alone in this room its kinda scary lol)

I stayed at this hotel for two nights. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and handled my room requests very carefully. The hotel was very clean, and the room amenities were excellent. I especially appreciated the bathrobes and complimentary drinks. The room was quiet, allowing me to get a good night's sleep. It's also very close to the station, and the stay, including the meals, was exceptionally comfortable.

Very good for short stay. It is an affordable accomodation close to Incheon airport. I arrived Incheon airport at midnight and took taxi to the hotel, spending less than 12000 won which is very cheap. The hotel was quiet, clean and the staff/ owner was very nice. Equipped and provided with shower stuffs, toothbrush toothpaste, hair dryer and bottled water. They even have hair curlers, hair gel and tea bags.

Our flight was cancelled due to a typhoon, and since we'd already explored everything we wanted to in the city, we thought we'd stay somewhere close to the airport. However, it turned out to be quite far and the transportation was inconvenient 😮💨. Let me give you an example: from our previous hotel at Seoul Station, it took 45 minutes by airport express to get there directly from the airport. From this hotel, a taxi to the airport takes 35-45 minutes. The front desk can help call one for a fixed price. Although there's an airport shuttle bus, the stop is a bit far from the hotel, and the travel time is similar. The most crucial point is that this hotel is actually *outside* Seoul City 😂! Seoul's regional transport cards (seasonal passes) don't work here; you can only use a top-up card. We only realized that Incheon isn't a district of Seoul but a neighboring city, and Songdo isn't a district of Seoul but also a neighboring city, after paying a few thousand won extra to exit the station. Now, about the hotel itself: the environment is decent and standard. The lobby is on the 19th floor, and guest rooms are on floors below 19. Normal check-in time is after 3 PM, but because I booked last-minute, my check-in time was after 6 PM 😂. You can store your luggage and take the subway three stops to a nearby outlet mall for food and shopping. There's a food court with Chinese dishes like Malatang and spicy stir-fry. The staff there are Chinese and can speak Mandarin! 😀 There's a commercial street downstairs from the hotel, but most shops only start opening around 3-4 PM. There's a good BBQ restaurant downstairs, and it's convenient to buy food with a GS25 convenience store and a self-service ice cream shop (lots of choices, looks like wholesale but seems to only accept Visa cards). Compared to downtown hotels, the rooms here are spacious and very quiet. There are few tourists and not many people around. Getting to Incheon's Chinatown and Wolmido Monorail requires a subway transfer and bus, taking over an hour 😂.