New Hotels in Incheon

"This hotel is really clean, and there's absolutely nothing to fault. I've stayed at other places nearby where the water pressure was so low that showering was always a trickle... so annoying! But here, it's just great. The hotel views are amazing, and it's perfect for a walk. It's truly a charming hotel where my family felt as comfortable as if they were at home."

"Summary: Clean, spacious, and excellent service. It's a 20-minute taxi ride from Incheon Terminal 2. I arrived around 12 PM, and the male manager at the front desk, despite being muscular, was surprisingly friendly (many Korean men, I really can't be bothered). Since there were two of us men, he even gave me two face masks and allowed me to check in early, which was a pleasant surprise. The room was very large, clean, and smelled good. The bed was comfortable. The next day, I checked out almost an hour late, and they didn't rush me at all. At 600 for the room, it was an absolute steal. As a transit hotel, the surrounding small commercial area was more than satisfactory. Though small, it felt quite upscale. The Paradise shopping mall next door has a restaurant on the second floor called Bije Korean BBQ, which is very authentic. Their unique way of preparing 'Pyeongyang Naengmyeon' is surprisingly light and refreshing. I used to eat at their Seocho-dong branch for two years when I was studying in Korea. There's also a 24-hour BBQ stew place next door that's equally delicious, and the owner, Yenbasang, is very kind. Both places are within walking distance."

"This hotel is very new and clean. The room is spacious and well-designed, with a large TV and a great view. However, there's occasionally a drain smell, which is why there are air fresheners in the room. The front desk staff were polite, but their English communication wasn't very strong. I requested daily trash removal and towel changes, but neither happened throughout my stay. I only found out from other reviews that the public areas are actually free to use. The shower stall glass only covers half the area, so water splashes everywhere when you shower, making the bathroom wet. I personally found this design a bit inconvenient. Overall, though, it was a good experience! 👍🏼"

"컨디션도 너무 좋고 진짜 깨끗합니다! 닌텐도방 이용했는데 하나라서 당황했는데 스포츠 게임?그거는 2인에루 할 수 있는거라 재밌게 즐겼네요! OTT도 다 로그인 되어있어서 너무 펀하게 즐겼고 공간이 좀 작은거 빼고는 매우 만족입니다! 사실 보일러 고장?으로 온수가 안나와서 좀 슬펐는데 연락도 바로바로 해주시고 다른 방 더 주시는 등 최대한 대처해주려고 해주시는 모습이셔서 괜찮았습니다!! 고장이 날 수도 있져 뭐. 정말 친절하셔요"

"It was not yet in a normal operational state. The elevators were covered with plastic sheeting, and since the laundry room and business center were unusable, my plans to do laundry and work on my computer at the hotel were ruined. I complained to the front desk, but they only stated that the facilities were currently unavailable; they offered no apology or suggestions for alternatives (such as an internet cafe or laundromat). Breakfast was not a buffet (though it was cheaper), and there were no restaurants or bars operating other than breakfast. I was puzzled as to why this wasn't indicated on the website when none of the facilities were functioning properly, and I couldn't understand why they were charging the full price. The room was spacious, clean, and comfortable, so I recommend it if you are only going to sleep; however, if your purpose is anything else, you should probably wait a little longer."

"This was the best hotel we stayed at during our trip to Korea. The surprise hit the moment we entered the room; we seriously thought the front desk had given us the wrong one. We had only booked a special offer room and had even asked them to switch us to a twin-bedded room. So, seeing a suite, our first thought was that we were putting them out and should quickly go exchange it for a cheaper one. We trekked all the way back to the front desk – and I mean *all the way*, because our room was really, really far from it. But the staff told us the room was correct, no upgrade, that’s just how amazing they are. We were stunned! For less than $200, we got a five-star suite in Korea. This room made the subsequent rooms we stayed in, which cost around $300, feel like we were living in a toilet. So, the room truly was excellent. And the surrounding facilities were very comprehensive; after all, it's a resort, so there's no shortage of dining, entertainment, and activities. *Also*, though I didn't go myself, there were easily more than a dozen restaurants; we tried two. The prices weren't much higher either. There's a water park, which the front desk helped us book at a special rate. The funny thing is, just as we were leaving, I couldn't find my swim trunks, so only my son got to go. According to him, there weren't many choices, nor many people, so he could play quietly by himself. When checking out, I found my swim trunks under the pillow. I had deliberately prepared them the night before to wear, put them there, and then forgot. Fate just loves to play games. A great place, worth visiting."

"I stayed here because I had a very early flight the next day. It's about a 20-minute taxi ride to the airport. The room was well-equipped, but it wasn't as clean as a proper hotel (compared to 4/5-star establishments). This area is quite new, with tons of restaurants nearby, many of which are open late. It seems to be a new town where a lot of young people live."

"There were troubles such as the room guided was not cleaned, but other than that, I was able to spend comfortably without any problems."

"I stayed at the Fresia Hotel for one night during my trip to Ganghwa Island. The room was spacious and well-maintained, allowing me to rest comfortably. I was satisfied with the clean condition of the bedding and the spacious bathroom. It was close to Jeondeungsa Temple, making it convenient for sightseeing, and there was ample parking space, so there was no inconvenience when traveling by car. The surroundings are quiet, so I think it is a suitable accommodation for those looking for a family trip or a relaxing getaway."