Incheon Hotels with balcony

"This apartment hotel is really close to the subway station. I just followed my navigation and found it easily. There are actually two hotels in the same building. On the ground floor, there's a small self-service electronic kiosk for check-in, which was simple to use with a Chinese interface. For check-out, you just insert your card, and there are staff at the front desk if you need them! The room was compact but well-equipped with everything you could need, and the fridge was a nice touch. There's a small convenience store downstairs, making life super easy. I'd definitely stay here again!"

"Very clean and very spacious rooms but this definitely is not a standard hotel. Not close enough to a metro station to make it convenient for airport travel, but every room.comes with a car parking space underneath. I think this hotel might have been for something else....."

"The hotel may be relatively new, as the map location and address were significantly different when booking. Contacting customer service was fruitless; they said it was only 610 meters from Yeongjong Station, but the address on Naver showed it was 5 kilometers away – impossible to walk. There were no answers about check-in procedures, and no signs on the first floor, only another hotel, Blue Ocean. After circling around several times, I finally found a small sign. After check-in, I was told my room was in the opposite building, so I had to lug my bags across. The building itself was new and the facilities were decent, but the toilet smelled bad despite being new. I even saw a few hairs on the toilet bowl. No toothbrush or toothpaste was provided. There's a CU nearby, and plenty of restaurants, so finding food isn't a problem. A taxi from Yeongjong Station takes about 12 minutes and costs around 8000 won. A taxi from the airport costs around 10000 won. It's suitable for guests catching a flight or arriving late, as you'll need to exchange money and take a taxi to Myeongdong, which costs around 45000 won. This is for your reference."

"It offers unobstructed ocean views and competitive pricing, but its location is far from the station, suggesting it's a popular destination for group tours. Conveniences: There are plenty of shops nearby, so there's no inconvenience. The towels weren't in great condition. I'm not sure where they do their laundry, but you might want to wash them with bleach and then dry them thoroughly in the dryer."

"Very clean Apartment. Self check-. About 25 mins from Airport with Taxi and about 14min to City. There is also a Convenient Store at the bottom of High Rise."

"Regarding cleanliness, both the room and bedding, as well as the toilet and vanity, were spotless. I was very satisfied with everything. As for the location, since we always travel by public transportation, this might not be relevant to everyone, but bus route 203 is ideal for getting from the airport train to the hotel. (I had a lot of trouble because the free eSIM provided by Trip.com, which I was counting on, didn't connect.) Since there was no Wi-Fi, I couldn't use a translation app, so I had to use broken language to ask locals and the bus driver for directions, but I eventually made it. From the room, you can see the ocean, and right in front is a park, which is perfect for a stroll. You can also walk to the beach in a short distance. For meals, we explored the area around the hotel and found a restaurant serving seafood kalguksu and pajeon. The night view was also very beautiful. Regarding amenities, it's common nowadays for hotels not to provide toothbrushes, so I was prepared for that, and it wasn't an issue. The biggest problem was that I couldn't properly check-in using the kiosk. The person in front of us also needed staff assistance. But when it was our turn, the staff suddenly disappeared, and I couldn't find anyone after searching around, which was very frustrating. Eventually, someone came to help (though the kiosk still didn't work immediately), and we managed to get checked in. If there are no staff present, it seems there's an office on the left side of the hallway behind the kiosk. Further back, there's also a 24-hour convenience store. On our way back, we took bus 203 from the bus stop, and it felt much closer than when we arrived. Any trouble we encountered just became a good memory of our first time here. (Only the non-connecting eSIM was really tough.) I would definitely like to visit again if I have the chance. (Were they locals? Many people were being noisy and setting off fireworks in the park until late at night. There were a lot of tour buses, so maybe they were tourists from a neighboring country. It was very loud.)"

"The extended stay apartment is ridiculously far from Central Seoul! Then again I was trying to be cheap because everything in central Seoul was expensive due to the fact the past weekend was the BTS concert which made prices of accommodation surge! However, the room was spacious for one person, the bathroom was clean, all basic amenities provided. Downstairs had convenience store, 24 hr coffee place so perfect to get a late night feed if you are hungry! But unless u are willing to pay for relatively expensive taxi rides into the city, better to stay closer! Otherwise subway can take up to 1.5-2 hrs one way to get to central tourist locations in Seoul! However, cherry blossoms were blooming in the area so it was a great to see some late blooms too! Check in is tricky at first, make sure taxi drops you off at the street given to you and then you need to walk through a shopping centre, go up 2 escalators, and then turn right to get into the lobby which is on 3rd Floor not Ground Floor."