Seoul Hotels with Pools

"Perhaps because it's a new opening, there were quite a few disappointments. 1. A staff member opened the door and walked straight in without knocking. 2. It's called a 'hotel,' but the service felt indistinguishable from a motel or hostel. It seems like everyone needs service training. The Korean staff spoke very sharply, and the foreign staff were overly casual with guests. 3. The cheapest rooms are located in the semi-basement, so they were extremely humid. To make matters worse, there was no cell phone signal. Because of this, I received a free room upgrade. However, the room itself was very clean and the facilities were good. The location, situated between Unjuyeok and Sinnonhyeonyeok, was quite decent. Since I got it at an opening price, it was affordable, so it was okay, but I probably won't revisit. I'd rather pay more and stay at a hotel on the main street."

"Lovely stay in Incheon — great value if you understand the location I stayed at this property in early April 2026 and overall had a really pleasant experience, but there’s one important thing future guests should know upfront: this is Incheon, not Seoul. More on that below. The apartment itself Small but exceptionally well-equipped. Everything you need is there — a proper kitchen, and importantly for me, a comfortable workspace with a real desk. I was working remotely on some days of the trip, and the desk setup made it genuinely productive, not just a tolerable improvisation. The bed was soft and comfortable. Cleanliness Impeccable. Floors were mopped and towels changed every single day, which I really appreciated. The apartment felt fresh throughout the stay. Location — pros The building is in a business district with easy metro access. There’s a beautiful park right nearby — in early April the trees were in full bloom, which was a magical bonus. Our windows looked out onto a bridge, which made for a lovely view. Location — things to know Don’t be misled by the proximity to Incheon Airport on the map. Getting into central Seoul takes 1.5–2 hours by metro, so plan your days accordingly. A taxi straight across the bridge is likely much faster if you’re in a hurry. If most of your trip is Seoul sightseeing, factor in significant commute time. If you’re working remotely, transiting through the airport, or specifically want a quieter base outside the city, the location is actually great. Noise There was some construction happening nearby, but the soundproofing is excellent — I genuinely didn’t notice it from inside the apartment. So Clean, comfortable, well-equipped apartments with great service and a beautiful park nearby. Perfect for a workation or an extended layover. Just go in with realistic expectations about the commute to Seoul proper"

"I stayed here from June 19th to 21st, 2026. It's right near Exit 8 of Sinlim Station on Line 2. When I was standing in front of the check-in machine trying to figure out how to store my luggage, someone spoke to me through the speaker. They guided me through the check-in process using a translation app on the machine's screen. When I returned later for actual check-in, a staff member at the counter assisted me. They were very kind, explaining things in English and a little Japanese. The water was complimentary. The room was more spacious than I expected, plenty for one person. However, I couldn't figure out how to turn on the TV and was too lazy to ask, so I gave up. There were some scratches and dirt on the walls and flooring, but it didn't bother me. I also wasn't disturbed by any noise and slept very well. I had booked a room with two PCs, but mine didn't have any. I figured it was because I was traveling alone. Overall, it was a good stay. I'd like to stay at this hotel again."