Hotels near Incheon Bridge in Incheon

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!

This hotel provided a pick up service to/from the airport which was fabulous and timely. The hotel looks like it's in two parts and looks really glam on one side and more dated on the other. The room size was adequate and as there are mini apparent rooms came with a kitchenette table, sofa and washing machine. The room was clean but it did not have an inviting smell. Beds were comfortable. The Shower had two options (lily pad and handheld) and good power. Breakfast had a large buffet selection which was tasty. I'd say this hotel is good for a layover or one night. As it's quite far from Seoul but it had stores that we needed to go for last minute shopping ahead of our flight and a few restaurants. I'd be tempted to stay again moreso for airport convenience.

This hotel is perfect for a layover near the airport. You can take the 205 bus directly from the airport to the hotel. It's made up of four buildings, and I stayed in building 3. The spa is in building 4. There's a park and the beach right in front, and plenty of restaurants behind the hotel. The front desk staff can speak Chinese. They don't provide toothbrushes, but everything else is very smart and modern.

Here for transit. Right downstairs there are 20+ restaurants, that included like Subway and Burger King. Right behind there's a supermarket too. Inside my room they got me a washing machine which is handy cause I came in with 3 day worth of dirty clothes! Just right and eill recommended for all transit travellers.

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 hotel is just over 1 kilometer in a straight line from Terminal 1. From morning until 10 PM, there's a free shuttle bus every hour that runs between the hotel and both airport terminals. There's a convenience store in the hotel lobby on the first floor, and another one right next door. The one next to the hotel has a great variety of items, perfect for grabbing breakfast. I've also attached the free shuttle bus schedule for your reference.

Not really a hotel, but a serviced apartment with just about everything you could need. There's no staff at all but the self service check in is easy. A 10-15 minute walk from the metro station but the pavements are in really poor condition for a new development so dragging luggage can be problematic. It's only a couple of stops from the airport, but It's an hour into Seoul so it's better for short stays but it's far cheaper than staying in Seoul. The local area has plenty of convenience stores, and there's a large supermarket in the other side of the metro station. The apartment has everything you could need apart from maybe a microwave and there's no plates or cutlery. Nice to have a washing machine but there's nowhere to hang your clothes up to dry...huge fridge freezer which is easy to miss, hidden within the bathroom wall space... Good Aircon and heating, not a fan of the shower as the whole room gets wet without a shower door but otherwise ok. Overall a very good choice for short stays, a few small maintenance issues which need addressing but nothing a short stay required fixing.

This is my second time staying here for a layover at Incheon Airport. It's only two subway stops away from the airport. The room was clean, tidy, and comfortable, though a bit on the small side. It had a fridge, washing machine, and dryer, which made things very convenient. Downstairs, there are all sorts of restaurants and snack bars, so there's plenty of choice.

Great location, not far from Incheon Airport. The room was very clean and tidy. We didn't book breakfast as we had an early flight, but there were so many people having breakfast in the morning that the elevators couldn't keep up.

I was very satisfied with my stay here. The hotel environment was clean and tidy overall, with a simple yet elegant decor. The public areas were meticulously maintained. The room was spacious with excellent natural light and ventilation. The bedding was soft and comfortable, and the toiletries were complete. The bathroom was clean and odorless, and the soundproofing was also good, allowing for a very peaceful night's rest. The front desk staff were enthusiastic and polite, handling check-in and check-out quickly. Their service was professional and thoughtful. The location is convenient for getting around, with plenty of amenities nearby for dining and shopping. It offers great value for money and exceeded my expectations. It was a very pleasant stay, and I highly recommend it. I will definitely choose this hotel again for my next trip.