The price was very affordable, but the quality of the hotel seemed so much higher than the price! It was the nicest looking hotel I've ever stayed in. It felt quite fancy.
The AC worked well and the room was big. The bed, pillow, and blankets were all very comfortable and seemed clean. The fridge is VERY tiny, but luckily was just big enough to fit the roll cake I brought from Sungsimdang Bakery in Daejeon. (If you're picturing a normal roll cake, it's 3x as big as that.) The fridge came stocked with 4 small water bottles, which unlike in America, are free in hotels in Korea (in my experience so far in the past 2 years).
The staff was kind, and we were able to leave our luggage in the lobby before check-in time, as we had a late check-in time but arrived long before. They also let us check-in a little bit earlier than our late check-in time (about 50 mins).
The "rooftop" bar was interesting. It's not actually on the rooftop, just the top floor. The view isn't great, but it's not terrible either. You can get a free beer ticket if you go to the bar between 7-9PM, but my friend and I weren't in the mood for beer so we ordered cocktails and they were good.
The building is close to both the subway station and the express/long distance bus terminal. There are many restaurants and cafes nearby.
Since it's close to the subway and bus station, it's really easy to travel to Seoul from here, and much cheaper than hotels in Seoul. Via subway you can get to Seoul from this hotel in about 90 mins, with 2 transfers. If you're traveling only in Incheon, the subway will link you to the both the older neighborhoods as well as take you straight to the ocean neighborhood of Songdo with sparkling new buildings, and home of the annual Pentaport Rock Festival. Overall, I can definitely recommend staying here for the price point and comfort if you're traveling in Incheon.
