Incheon Hotels with Balcony

"I stayed at **Shine Hotel** and I really enjoyed my stay. One of the best parts was that **everything I needed was already available in the room**, especially since we stayed for almost a week. The facilities were **fantastic**, and I loved that they had practical things like a **microwave**, a **washer**, and even **detergent and softener**. Another great bonus is that the **fridge was HUGE**, which was really convenient for storing our food and drinks. They also provided a **charger station** by the TV, which was useful, although it may be limited depending on your charging port, and they don’t provide a plug—since the ports for Korea can be different. It was still okay because **GS25 is right beside the hotel**, so it was easy to grab essentials and any needed adapter (like a Type-C option). For service, we didn’t really need to request much because everything we needed was already in the room. However, we were a bit confused about **check-in**, and someone was there to help us right away. The staff member was **nice, kind**, and he even explained how to **call for service** if we needed anything later. The area was also very convenient. There were **lots of coffee shops and restaurants nearby**, so it was easy to find places to eat, and there were also **laundromats nearby** if ever we needed them. The only downside is that it can be **far if you’re staying longer**, especially if you’re going back and forth to the places you’ll be visiting. Depending on where you’re going, it might be better to stay somewhere **closer to your main destinations** to save time and money on transportation."

"It's about a 10-minute taxi ride from Yeongjongdo Station. Check-in was a breeze thanks to the kiosk. The room was spacious and super clean, and it even had a bidet. The shower was designed well, so the floor didn't get too wet if you were careful. I was absolutely amazed by the incredible view from the room! When I had a slight issue, I called the staff and they came right away and were very helpful. There's a BBQ Chicken on the first floor, and within walking distance, there are cafes and other shops. It's a beautiful town with a stunning sea view! I definitely want to stay here again!"

"I had trouble figuring out how to get into the room. • It's not a card key type! • You enter the room by inputting a PIN! Go to the floor indicated in the email you received beforehand and touch the completely black panel in front of your room. When you touch it, numbers will appear. Enter the numbers from the email and press * at the end to open it. In the same building and on the same floor, there are rooms for both 'Skytop INN-TheCity unseo' and 'Skytop Hotel Incheon Airport'. If you booked Incheon Airport, it's a card key type and you get the card key at the kiosk on the 1st floor. However, for 'In The City Unseo,' you don't need a kiosk or a card key. Just go to the front of your room and touch the completely black panel. It's so black and looks similar to the card-tapping systems often seen in Japanese hotels, but just touch it! The numbers will appear. I was worried for a while that I had entered the wrong building, but I finally understood. I stayed for two nights, and on the second day, I met some Japanese people who were having the same trouble getting in. When I explained how, they said, ”Oh, it's the type I've seen in dramas!” They had been struggling alone for about an hour😵 The GS25 convenience store on the first floor was very convenient. I was a bit scared by the number of cars parked around the hotel. Korean cars have very dark tinted front windows, so it's hard to tell if someone is inside or not... 🛏️ The room looked clean at first glance, but the detailed cleaning wasn't thorough. I wouldn't recommend it if you're particular about the details. There are many storage cabinets, but some are blocked by the large bed and can't be opened. I opened a few storage cabinets and found what looked like used cotton pads from the previous guest. I also found a used lipstick under the bed😱 There was a vacuum cleaner. I didn't use it this time, but there were so many things that bothered me that maybe you just have to clean it yourself. The shower water pressure wasn't strong, but not too weak either. To get hot water, you need to turn on the switch on the panel in the room. The shower room wall dividing it from the main room is somewhat transparent, so while you can't see clearly, you can make out silhouettes. It might be a bit awkward if you're staying with friends. The toilet also gets wet due to the design. • The towels were well-stocked and thick, which was good. • The hairdryer had strong airflow, which was good. • The TV allowed access to YouTube and other services. • Bottled water for the duration of the stay was provided, which was good. • The bed was comfortable, I think. I'd definitely have to think twice about staying here again."

"The pillows in the room were a bit dingy and didn't feel very clean. However, the good thing is its proximity to Incheon Airport. Be aware though, if you book here, you'll have a 10-15 minute walk to the subway station, which includes an uphill stretch – not ideal if you have a lot of luggage. On the upside, it offers good value for money, and there's a convenience store right downstairs. I didn't take any pictures of the hotel because we barely slept on the pillows, just lay down for a couple of hours before heading to the airport."