Incheon Hotels with Wifi

Wow! Art Paradiso was absolutely stunning and the service was unmatched. The hotel and surrounding premises are grand, sleek, and incredibly cool to look at. The hotel itself is gorgeous- dark, artsy, sophisticated. Our room was huge and the vibe was sublime.  The staff were so nice, professional, and accommodating. Check-in and check-out were both seamless. The welcome drink in their bar was a nice touch! They also left us a dessert plate in our room, but we unfortunately had to turn it down as we’re vegan. Instead, they created a special fruit plate and delivered it to us! That was so nice of them.  We only stayed for 13 hours due to our travel plans, but I highly recommend you to really savor all Paradise has to offer. I can’t wait to come back and experience their spa, restaurant lounge, shopping, theater, and casino!

Had a great experience! The room was very clean and spacious enough. Other public facilities were also good, and the food court in the plaza had a wide variety of delicious options! I'd definitely come back if I have the chance!

Not too far from the airport, a taxi ride cost 12,000 KRW from there. The hotel required a 100,000 KRW deposit upon check-in. There were two staff members who spoke Chinese. My child was attending a concert, and the room rate for that night was 3,180 KRW. The hotel has a shopping mall with a good variety of dining options, including KFC. There were also evening activities, and a convenience store was easily accessible. Plus, there's an Olive Young where you can buy cosmetics. The hotel also offers a free shuttle bus to the airport, and from there, you can take the subway to the city center, which takes about an hour or so.

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.

I happened to visit during a concert, so there was a long queue for check-in. I stayed for two nights. On the first floor, you can pick up toiletries, but there's no toothbrush or toothpaste, so be sure to bring your own. Exit 3 of the subway is the closest, but there's no elevator. Exit 5 has an elevator, but if you have an early flight, note that it only opens at 9:30 AM. I'd recommend walking a bit further to Exit 6 across the street, where you can take an elevator directly down and scan your card to enter the platform. Those stairs in Korea are truly exhausting! There's Lotte nearby, but it's quite chaotic. For food, there's a very lively street with lots of options past Exit 10. The room was bigger than expected; I could open a 26-inch suitcase, and there's drinking water in the fridge.

The hotel is really close to Incheon Airport Terminal 2, which made everything super convenient. I arrived quite early after a long-haul flight and was absolutely exhausted, so I was really grateful that they allowed me to check in early. There was an additional fee, but I found it very reasonable and not expensive at all. The room was surprisingly spacious, very clean, and super comfortable. I honestly didn’t expect the room to be this big! It was exactly what I needed after such a long journey. There’s also a convenience store right downstairs, which was super handy, and the staff at the front desk were incredibly friendly and helpful. Overall, I had such a comfortable and convenient stay, and I’m really glad I chose this hotel. I would definitely stay here again, especially when flying through Terminal 2!

I had a very pleasant stay at Songdo Central Park Hotel. The location is excellent—only about a 3-minute walk from the metro station, making it very convenient for sightseeing and getting around Incheon. The reception staff were friendly and helpful. Like many hotels in Korea, they placed a **11,000 KRW** temporary hold on my credit card as a deposit for the room key. The money was released back to my card after I checked out without any issues. Also, as with many other hotels in Korea, disposable toothbrushes and razors are not provided free of charge due to Korean regulations introduced in 2024. Breakfast costs 29,000 KRW, but I didn't try it because the bed was so comfortable that I ended up sleeping until 11:00 AM! One thing I really appreciated was the 12:00 PM check-out time. Many hotels require guests to check out by 11:00 AM, so having an extra hour made my stay much more relaxing. The room itself was comfortable, and my view was amazing, especially at night. I overlooked **Central Park** and **Hanok Village**, which looked beautiful after dark. The hotel's location is one of its biggest advantages. G-Tower is only about a 6–7 minute walk away. The Incheon City Tour Bus stop and the tourist information center are right next to the metro station, making it easy to explore the area. Lotte Hi-Mart, Costco and the Writing Museum are also within walking distance, about 10–15 minutes away. Overall, I really enjoyed my stay. The comfortable room, excellent location, beautiful night view, friendly staff, and later check-out time made this a hotel I would happily stay at again.

I chose this hotel mainly because of its convenient location near Incheon Airport. I stayed for one night, and the facilities were sufficient for a short stay. The location was definitely a plus. There were plenty of shopping and dining options nearby, which made the stay more convenient. Another great advantage was the free shuttle service to the airport terminals, departing right in front of the hotel. However, cleanliness was a major disappointment. The towels had an unpleasant smell, the windows were covered in dust, and there was even dust inside the electrical outlets. What bothered me the most was finding tiny hairs resembling men’s beard stubble on my bed. This was quite unpleasant and raised concerns about the overall hygiene standards. Overall, the hotel offers a great location and convenient airport access, but cleanliness and hygiene definitely need significant improvement.

Didn’t realize it was self check in which was fine and easy enough to figure out. The view was great! It was lovely waking up to the ocean. The towels had some long black hair on them. The pillow cases had a few dirty marks. Every thing else was clean and orderly. The hot water pressure was terrible.

Location: The hotel looks premium and spacious. Location is near Lottie department store, outlet stores rodeo street etc maybe 10-15minutes walk. Accessible to bus station to reach the subway maybe a 5-8mins by bus. Restaurants are everywhere and convenience store nearby. Cleanliness. At the first glance it looks sparkling clean but when my sister put her short underwear on the closet line it’s all dust all over the short that she needs to throw the short. The loose hanger are with some dust so we dare not use the bathrobe. There are trash on the side table crevices. The toilet is spacious with hot and cold shower. But no big towels. We did ask for big ones but was only shorter tower a little larger than the face towel. Was it language barrier but the only towel in the bathroom was the small ones maybe you need to be specific. Breakfast buffet: we came short by 10minutes so they did not allow us to eat but the hours showed 7-9am no mention of a 10 minute fire 9am policy. Most of the food are spicy even the noodles so try if first before making a handful of serving. Coffee is unavailable at the kitchen you have to go to the lobby to get your coffee and bring it down. Coffee options are generous and we with water and ice are also provided anytime at the lobby. Staff and checking in: checking in was very smooth less than 5minutes, very vice and accommodating but the lobby is always empty so they advised to call or dial 0 if you need assistance but at times no answer. The young staff was able to book us a taxi but the other staff previously denied our request. Maybe it’s a language barrier issue. But both are helpful. Take note that there is no English translation of the remote and you need it to turn of the air conditioned. It was not auto on took us. Awhile to figure it out and I have to go down to the lobby for assistance as they could not explain it properly. Though it is a good value for money if they will not improve their services would reconsider.