Incheon Hotels with Pools

"I needed a short stay since I was leaving in 2 days, but this apartment was so nice I could easily see myself living here. It’s modern, beautiful, and very tidy. It’s conveniently located, just 1–3 minutes’ walk from several bus stops, and there are lots of shops, restaurants, and a convenience store on the first floor of the building. Everything was provided, so I only needed my personal items. Had an amazing experience overall!"

"I checked in late after watching a performance at the nearby Inn*** Arena, so I was a bit disappointed that I couldn't have a barbecue, but the grill on the terrace was really well-equipped. I want to make a reservation again to use it next time. We ordered food delivery and had a great time. There was also an arcade game console, which brought back memories and was fun."

"I stayed for two nights. There were four bottles of water in the refrigerator, but they were not replenished. There were no bath towels, but there were three towels that were somewhere between bath towels and face towels, and three face towels. I was confused at first because there were no bath towels, but they were more than enough size! The room's air conditioning was convenient, with heating (including floor heating), cooling, and fan modes all switchable with the push of a button! There was a microwave, kettle, drum-type washing machine, and steam iron, as well as dishes, knives, and cutlery. The room was spacious, with enough space to open my suitcase. There was a step into the room, so I had to take my shoes off, which made the room feel clean. There were no slippers, so if that's a concern, you may want to bring your own. I also appreciated the full-length mirror in the entrance closet, so I could check my entire body. There was also a dresser by the window, and plenty of storage space. There were three hangers. Early check-in costs an additional fee per hour, but you can leave your suitcase under the unmanned counter (behind the check-in machine) before check-in. I was worried about various things, so I contacted the hotel in advance and received a prompt, courteous response, which put me at ease. The hotel is close to the nearest station, and to check in, enter the last four digits of your reservation number into the black machine located on the far right (CU side) on the first floor just inside the entrance. You can also select the language, so there's no need to worry. The long receipt-like document that comes out has your room number and the auto-lock release number written on it, so just follow the instructions and press the numbers to open the automatic doors. It wasn't difficult at all! Even those who didn't know how to open them found the pedals, so it just seemed to work. I had an early morning flight from Incheon, and unlike Seoul city, there is no public transportation, so I booked a taxi to get to the airport. It was expensive, but it was comfortable and I arrived quickly! There are convenience stores and restaurants on site, and the room was clean and comfortable, making for a satisfying stay."