Hotels in Incheon International Airport region, Incheon

We stayed in Unseo for our last night in Korea because we had a 9 am flight out of Incheon Terminal 2. We picked Golden Tulip as it is next to the Unseo station and provides a complimentary drop off service to Incheon Airport every hour. The coach used to drop us off was new and nice. Driver was careful in his driving. We had no expectations of the room we booked which is half the price of our hotel room in Seoul, the hotel is older but everything was working and clean. The bed was comfortable to sleep on using a Simmons mattress. Little things like the cable charger were a nice touch. We stayed on the residence side, there is a microwave in the room. There are many restaurants in Unseo city. Also a giant Lotte mart for final grocery shopping.

The room felt clean and tidy, and the hygiene was quite good. The location is also excellent, right behind Ocean Park, making transportation convenient. It's suitable for a one-night layover if you have an early flight.

This is a beautiful and convenient hotel!!!!! The staff service was exceptional, and despite having arrived at 5:30am on crutches and a sprained ankle, Elin at the front desk and the various attendants were incredibly accommodating and helped me get settled and carry my bags. The airport shuttle was incredibly convenient, and I enjoyed being able to quickly go over to Paradise City and enjoy the luxurious complex amenities and Cimer! I highly recommend this for transit passengers like me, who would like to maximize their time in Incheon with convenience!

The front desks for all three hotels are in one location, and I was able to check in smoothly earlier than scheduled thanks to prior online communication. The hotel is very close to Unseo Station, and there's an Olive Young and several convenience stores downstairs, which is super convenient.

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.

Amazing hotel in a good location. If you have an early flight come to this hotel, there is a bus that takes 30 mins to the airport and it departs from the nearest bus stop.

This was by far the best hotel we stayed at during our trip to Korea. The surprise hit the moment we walked into the room; we seriously thought the front desk had given us the wrong one. We had only booked a special-offer room and even asked them to switch it to two twin beds, so seeing a suite immediately made us think we were causing too much trouble and needed to get a cheaper room instead. So, we trekked all the way back to the front desk – and I mean *all the way*, because the room was really, really far from reception. But the staff told us the room was correct, no upgrade, they were just that amazing. We were absolutely stunned. For under $200, we got a five-star suite in Korea. This room made the subsequent $300-ish rooms we stayed in feel like we were sleeping in a public restroom. So yes, the room was genuinely excellent. And the surrounding facilities were incredibly comprehensive; it is a resort after all, with everything you could want for dining, entertainment, and activities. There's even a casino, though I didn't go. There must be at least a dozen restaurants; we tried two. The prices weren't much higher either. There's a water park too, which the front desk helped us book at a special rate. The funny thing was, just as we were about to leave, I couldn't find my swim trunks, so only my son got to go. According to him, there weren't many options or people, so he could play quietly by himself. I found my swim trunks just before check-out, under the pillow. I had specifically put them there the night before, ready to wear, and then completely forgot. Fate certainly has a sense of humor. A great place, well worth a visit.

Landed at 2 AM on an overnight flight. Took an Uber directly to the hotel. Although it looked close in a straight line, we had to take a long detour, costing 15,000 KRW and taking about 15 minutes. The area around the hotel was pitch dark at night, with no residential buildings or shops – really only suitable for a layover. After 1 AM, there's no front desk. You can check in using the two self-service machines on the left after entering. Just type in the booking name (English names are better; a girl next to me struggled for ages with a Chinese name), and you'll get your room card in about a minute. The room was spacious, the bathroom was large, and cleanliness wasn't an issue, but you could hear planes taking off. The bedding was super comfortable; I was tempted to buy some to take home. Free sandwiches are offered in the morning – simple but well-balanced and quite good. The last airport shuttle from the hotel leaves at 11 AM daily. We checked out at 11 AM and missed it, but you can take bus 306 to the airport by walking five minutes to the right of the hotel. It runs every half hour, and you can check the accurate arrival times on Naver Maps. The hotel also has free luggage lockers for large suitcases. After checking out, we stored our luggage at the hotel and took bus 306 to Eurwangni Beach, which was about a 15-minute ride. The area is full of seafood hotpot and grilled seafood restaurants, plus a cliffside castle cafe with amazing views – perfect for photos. After spending the afternoon there, we took the bus back to the hotel to pick up our luggage, then transferred to the airport for a bus to downtown Seoul. It was incredibly convenient.

Hotel service isexceptional . They let me leave my luggage for a few days. They also extended my check out time by one hour when I did not want any cleaning done, and upgraded my room. I stayed at the hotel twice, both times sea view, and so its pretty. The room itself is clean and aircon works well and its silent. Location is a bit further away from Incheon airport and taxi costs around USD16-18. There are many seafood restaurants around,the hotel.

Our trip to Yeongjongdo was great. No matter which room we had, the ocean view was amazing, and we thoroughly enjoyed our trip. We definitely want to visit again!