Mountain view Hotels in Incheon

The room layouts are intentionally angled to maximize sunlight and provide panoramic, 360-degree views of the Yellow Sea and surrounding pine forests right from your balcony. If you are looking for an exquisite and tranquil getaway before an early flight or a quiet weekend escape, Nest Hotel Incheon is an absolute dream. As part of the prestigious Design Hotels portfolio, this modernist masterpiece perfectly balances urban convenience with serene nature

I stayed there on the first day, arriving at night. It took about 10 minutes dragging my suitcase from the station. I arrived after 10:30 pm. The rooms were arranged around the kitchen/living room, and each room had its own bathroom, so I was happy to be able to use them without worrying about crowds. I would definitely stay here again.

The location is a bit far from Yunxi Station. If you have large luggage, it will be difficult because there are some steep slopes. There are some restaurants nearby, including CU, which are all closed after 9:00 pm. At the same time, the surrounding area will be relatively desolate. It is a new hotel and very quiet. It is inconvenient to eat and drink while living here. The hotel is very clean and there are good toiletries in the bathroom. There is a lot of hot water, the heating in the room is very good, and the floor heating is also good. Breakfast provides general supermarket toast, jam, cream, and coffee instant bars. After leaving the next day, we called Uber to drop off at the airport.

I was wondering what it would be like since it's a guesthouse, but there was a shower and toilet in the room (it's all in one, so the toilet gets wet when you shower) and the room was clean!! The owner was also kind. There is a microwave in the common area, so you can buy food to heat up and eat! There is no refrigerator in the room. There are no toothbrushes, so it's best to bring your own. (There is shampoo, conditioner, and body wash in the shower room.) It's far from the nearest station, so I couldn't walk in the hot sun, so I took the bus. The bus fare seems to be a flat rate of 15,000 won. (You pay when you get on, and there's no change, so it's best to pay by touching your card)

The room was quiet and clean, and it looked bigger than in the pictures. They provided disposable slippers, and the bathroom even had a bathtub, although I didn't use it. Still, it was excellent value for money. There are also plenty of restaurants nearby, so you definitely won't go hungry. It's about a 50 RMB taxi ride to the Incheon Asian Games Main Stadium, which is quite convenient. The subway station is a bit of a walk, but still acceptable.

The room was more spacious than I expected, which was a pleasant surprise. It was also very quiet, so I had a relaxing stay. The room's interior design was lovely as well.

The room was spacious and quiet. When I checked in and put on the disposable sheets, I found a lighter with Korean characters under the mattress. 😱... There was also an open package of unidentified food behind the curtain. 😓 The front desk service was excellent. 🥰 Downstairs is the shopping street. The airport pickup was impeccable. 👍👍👍 The drop-off service was late, and I almost missed it. ✈️ It was a close call, but it was fine. 👌🏻 Overall, it was a good stay!

Initially, I was a bit worried about staying alone in Incheon instead of Seoul for a concert. Since I didn't book a hotel right away, I had to look beyond the venue area. A friend recommended a place near Unseo Station, and honestly, Ann Guesthouse wasn't my first choice, but it was the only option within my budget at the time. It turns out, I made the right bet. Choosing Ann Guesthouse was one of my best decisions. Firstly, from Unseo Station, you can catch a direct bus to Munhak Stadium. Plus, Unseo Station has two Olive Young stores, and there are plenty of restaurants, cafes, and convenience stores nearby, making it super convenient. While the guesthouse is a bit of a walk from the station, it only felt long on the first day when I was completely unfamiliar with the area. The guesthouse's location is close enough to the station but also away from the hustle and bustle, providing a very quiet and pleasant environment. The owner was incredibly helpful, whether it was for early check-in, storing luggage after check-out, or helping me look up transportation. The friendly proprietress always responded with a smile. The room was clean and quiet, and all the amenities were complete, meeting the hardware standards of Korean guesthouses – everything you could think of was there. And because it's in Incheon, unlike Seoul, the rooms tend to be a bit more spacious. During my stay, Korea entered its most beautiful autumn. When I wasn't rushing for a schedule, I would quietly walk around town, enjoy the scenery, and have a cup of coffee. It felt incredibly leisurely and comfortable. It's a place I'd be willing to stay at again if I had the chance, and I'd love to recommend it to my friends. If you have a basic understanding of Korean, you might find your stay even more relaxed and enjoyable there.

A taxi to Inspire costs around 120. Yunxi is just about a 5-minute walk away. There are plenty of eateries nearby, many of which stay open late into the night, making it perfect for a short stay, especially for fans. Rooms operate on a keyless entry system, so you'll use a passcode to get in.

The room was quite clean and even had a sea view; this hotel seems quite new. It's located on Wolmido Island in Incheon, right across from Incheon Airport. You can take Line 1 to Seoul Station, which takes a little over an hour.