2-Star Hotels in Incheon

My flight back to Taichung was at 7:55 AM, so I stayed here for one night. It was very quiet; you could tell there were far fewer tourists just by walking around. My roommates were also great. Upon check-in, the host explained how to use the door lock, where the towels were, and introduced the bathroom facilities. The house is a bit old, but it's well-maintained. The top bunk was very comfortable. There are many Korean restaurants and a CU convenience store nearby. Even though they don't have many Google reviews, I found the food delicious, and despite the language barrier, I could feel the friendliness of the staff. Prices were also slightly cheaper than downtown.

The room is super clean. I want to know what shampoo and conditioner they use as it was fantastic. Two great coffee shops nearby. The room is very tiny and could have used a little table to put things on. Shower is most basic. Handy shared kitchen to use and we bought a few breakfast items and stored them in the fridge there.

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)

The heating and air conditioning worked perfectly, the bed was incredibly soft, and the facilities were very clean! I was a bit disappointed with the low water pressure in the shower though. The loft structure was romantic, but going up and down frequently was a bit tiring. Still, for the price, the location was great, with plenty of restaurants and a convenience store nearby, which was very handy. The owner at the front desk was also incredibly friendly! They even recommended some great restaurants on the first floor and nearby attractions, which was a huge plus. I didn't get to use it, but they also have a pickup service, which seems convenient.

Well for starters, they gave me room 301, which was easier for me to walk up only one flight of stairs. The Hosts were extremely kind, and one member, gave me a cell phone charger to use since my adapter wad not right for South Korea. I arrived about 12 am and even though check in was not until 3, they let me have a room. The room wad more than I had hped for. The live green plant especially moved me.. It showed me that they really cared about the little things. The only tip I will share has to do with the bathroom light... I was not able to find the switch until i askex the lady on the ladt day🤭She showed me, it is behind the bathroom door (see last photo) Everything was so clean and had a place to cook, although i ate out. My stay was very relaxing and peaceful, the beach was wonderful and the bus service to the airport#111 or 306 so convenient... Only a 30 minute ride for 1,700 W. Then you can ride rail/ metro into the heart of Seoul. Best trip ever thank you Eulwang Long Beach Hosts🙏🙏🙏👍

I stayed here when I went to a concert at Asia Main Stadium. It was very conveniently located, close to both the station and the stadium. There were many restaurants and convenience stores nearby, so I had no trouble finding something to eat after the concert at the stadium (although it was crowded). The facilities were clean and comfortable. My room didn't have a bathtub, but the shower water temperature and pressure were the same as in Japan, which was great. I think it would be a good place for families too.

This place is super close to the airport and the free airport shuttle stop, plus it's really easy to find. The self-check-in process is a breeze, which is super convenient. There's a 7-Eleven and a few restaurants downstairs too. It's perfect if you have an early morning flight the next day. If you want to hit the beach nearby, you can take a bus, but be prepared for a bit of a walk – about 10 minutes.

If you need a place to stay overnight near the airport, this is a great option. We landed around 10:40 PM, and by the time we cleared passport control and got our luggage, it was already about midnight. You can get to the hotel by a free shuttle that runs until 12:30 AM; we took the 12:12 AM shuttle, and it was right on schedule. It's just one stop, and then a walk of about 200-300 meters. Check-in is contactless. There's a small shop nearby that was still open around 1:00 AM. In the room, there were three single beds, even though I booked a room for two with two beds. There was a kettle and even facilities to cook something, and a washing machine. However, there was no crockery, just two cups. No tea, only two small bottles of water in the fridge. Everything was in good condition, the only issue was that the shower door didn't close properly. Overall, it's a pretty good hotel for an airport stay.

I had a nice time there. The room was clean and the couple running the motel were very friendly (even though they didn't speak English). The mattress on the bed was pretty hard (which I personally didn't mind but that might be a factor for some people). The sliding door to the private bathroom was very loud and creaky, but since I was travelling alone I just kept it open. And lastly, there was no proper window in my room but there was a window sized ”hole” that I could open or close if I wanted to, and it had layers of nets instead of glass.

I didn't have high expectations when checking in since it was so cheap. Check-in was done at a kiosk, and Japanese was supported, which was a plus. Stepping out of the elevator, my first thought was, 'It's so dark!' I cautiously made my way to the room. Even with the lights on, the room was a bit dim. It was a little spooky, but I figured I was just there to sleep. The bathroom had a separate shower area and a bathtub. I ended up using the bathtub for my shower to avoid getting water everywhere. The location near the station was great.