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"Love the view and the room was clean. Stayed here 1 night for a early flight in ICN Airport. Overall good and relaxing experience. Had to book an Uber to go here and book another one when going to the airport since the bus stop is far."

"The place is very nice overall, with great amenities and a comfortable setup. I especially appreciated having a washing machine and a space to dry clothes, which made a big difference during my long stay. However, I found it quite odd that the kitchenette was essentially non-functional. I understand there may be fire safety regulations in Korea, but it still felt strange that there were no basic items provided, not even a plate or a spoon. On the positive side, the shower was excellent, and the TV was modern and easy to use, I was able to download all the apps I needed without any issues. The heating system also worked perfectly, and the cleanliness was spotless throughout my stay. That said, there were a few inconveniences. The smoking announcement played twice a day in three languages, which became quite annoying over time. I understand the importance of enforcing non-smoking rules and I’m also very sensitive to smells, but the repeated loud announcements can be disruptive, especially when trying to rest or work. Another point is that there’s usually no staff at reception. I didn’t mind the self check-in process, it was actually quite easy, but when I did try to ask a question to the staff member who was present (handling check-in cards), she was quite impolite and unwilling to help. As a foreigner, I found this particularly discouraging. I was doing my best to communicate, and she didn’t make any effort to assist, even something as simple as connecting via KakaoTalk, which I had installed specifically for communication. Lastly, I would suggest providing more toilet paper and tissues, especially for longer stays."

"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."

"Add the owner, Ms. Pan (Chinese), on WeChat – her ID is the same as the hotel name, skyguestel. She sends all the important details, which is much more convenient than communicating through Ctrip. Plus, if you want to extend your stay, just send her a message on WeChat; sometimes Ctrip shows no availability, but you can still extend. P1 is a photo I took this morning from the shuttle bus stop heading to the airport; the hotel building is directly across the street, so it's super close. 💙 I really found a hidden gem! Before, when I came to Korea, I didn't take red-eye flights, so I had time to go back to the city to stay, usually in guesthouses, rarely hotels. This time, because my flight schedule was terrible, I decided to stay near Incheon Airport after arriving late at night and then go to the city the next day. Since I was arriving so late, I was looking for a hotel with free airport shuttle service. I stumbled upon Sky Guestel on Xiaohongshu and immediately canceled my previous booking (which only offered drop-off, not pick-up) to switch to this one. 💜 After exiting Terminal 1 around 11 PM, just wait for the free shuttle bus. No need to communicate with anyone. The shuttle takes two stops directly to the hotel building. There are two CU convenience stores and two 7-Elevens nearby downstairs, making it super convenient to buy things. 🩷 When I left, I had an 8 AM flight from Incheon. The shuttle bus to the airport is right across the street and gets you to Terminal 2 in 20 minutes. Again, no need to communicate with anyone or make a reservation. For really early hours like 4 or 5 AM, it runs every 20 minutes; during the day, it's basically every 10 minutes. ❤️ Check-in is fully self-service. The door is a keyless entry, and the room has Wi-Fi and all the necessary disposable amenities. The room is spacious and very clean. Before I checked in, Ms. Pan, the owner, had already turned on the mattress heater for me, so it was nice and warm (even a bit hot, I turned it off later 😂) when I slept. As soon as I lay down, I didn't want to stick to my original plan of going directly to Incheon Airport after the concert and spending the night there. I was worried I couldn't extend my stay because Ctrip showed no availability, but after contacting Ms. Pan on WeChat, I successfully extended for another night ✌🏻 (A side note: my band, why did I travel all this way during the Chinese New Year period to suffer like this? 🙃) 🖤 Overall, my experience these two nights was excellent. I rarely write reviews on Ctrip, but this hotel genuinely made my stay comfortable. It's the best choice for arriving at or departing from Incheon Airport in the early hours."

"I personally think it's decent, not as bad as some reviews say. It's suitable for a layover to Bitahai, being just two metro stops from the airport. The room has underfloor heating, and the facilities are all pretty good."