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"This hotel's location is fantastic, perfect for a layover if you have early morning or late night flights. It's just two subway stops from Incheon Airport to Unseo Station, and then a 10-minute walk from Exit 1. The rooms are great, well-equipped, clean, and even have a sauna. Plus, Unseo itself is very convenient now, with malls and restaurants right outside the station. It's ideal if you're not planning to go into the city center."

"conveniently located in Terminal 1 and next to Matina Lounge. It was a life saver after a long haul flight to not have to deal with a taxi or the train into seoul. The room is pretty barebones, with a small amenity kit and some water bottles. Perfect for the no-frills traveler who just wants to pass-out. There were no windows in my room, only a TV. I did enjoy the complimentary shower products. The ”gym” contains 2 yoga mats, some dumbells, a bench, and a stationary bike."

"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."

"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."

"I stayed here on my last day in Korea, and the location was excellent. It's just a short walk from the subway exit, and there are tons of restaurants nearby, making dining very convenient. If you're heading to Incheon Airport T1, the hotel even offers a shuttle service. The room had a TV and a computer, plus a simple breakfast was included. Everything else was fine, but the bathroom smelled terrible. It looked clean, but the drain kept emitting a foul odor that was truly nauseating and quite unbearable."

"Everything was great, I have no complaints, except that all the panel instructions were only in Korean, with no English explanations. This isn't the hotel's fault, but rather South Korea's cultural and political situation; even the outside world displayed in the elevators is entirely in Korean, completely disconnected from the rest of the world."

"I found it to be pretty good. This was my first time staying at a hotel in Seoul. I did a lot of research beforehand. I originally planned to visit the Seoul National University International Exchange Center, which is why I booked this hotel. The total cost was around 470 RMB. I didn't calculate it in Korean Won, but if 1 RMB is roughly 200 Won, then that would be 470 multiplied by 200. The people in the bustling areas of Seoul are all so beautiful, like movie stars. My room had a microwave and a computer. However, I wasn't quite sure how to use the air conditioning and underfloor heating in Korea. So, I asked the front desk for help. I used a translation app to communicate with the staff, and they used one too. Overall, it was a decent experience."

"Located in Bupyeong, Incheon, this place was the perfect choice for relieving accumulated fatigue while enjoying a relaxing soak, thanks to the spacious bathtub in the room. The sophisticated interior, featuring marble-patterned floors and luxurious wall designs, made me feel pampered throughout my stay. The overall space was clean and had a great atmosphere, making it a place I highly recommend to anyone looking for a comfortable and stylish accommodation near Bupyeong."

"This was my first time booking a hotel with very few reviews, but the stay was actually quite good. **Transportation:** You can get here from Terminal 1 by taking the free shuttle bus for just one stop. The hotel is very close to the bus stop, and the buses are frequent, so it's easy to catch one. Note that the shuttle bus stop for getting *to* the hotel and the stop for getting *back* to the terminal are different. Just follow the hotel's instructions. If you do go to the wrong stop, you can still get to the terminal because it's a loop, but it will take a lot longer and be a detour. **Check-in:** The hotel has no front desk, not even a sign, or anything that typically looks like a hotel. The entire building looks like a school dormitory. The hotel only leases a few apartments within it. You just use a code provided by the hotel to open the door and check yourself in. **Environment and Facilities:** The room was very spacious and clean, with complete facilities. It had Wi-Fi, a refrigerator, TV, microwave, washing machine, hairdryer, kettle, toothpaste, toothbrush, towels, and toiletries – everything! There was also a large power strip, so Chinese plugs don't need an adapter, which was incredibly convenient. The water pressure in the sink and shower was excellent; half-open was more than enough. Downstairs, there's a convenience store and a few restaurants. If nothing there interests you, taking the shuttle bus back to the terminal for food is also a good option."

"I stayed for 3 nights. It was my first time at a self check-in hotel, and I was a bit nervous about the key lock, but it worked perfectly. The room felt like a studio apartment, with a microwave, dishes, and a table, which was really convenient for in-room dining. The fridge was large, and there were more bottles of water than the number of nights I stayed. There was even a charging cable. I liked that housekeeping didn't come during my stay, it made for a more relaxed experience. It's a bit of a walk from the station, but it was within my acceptable range, and there were late-night restaurants nearby, which was great. I was on the top floor, the 25th, but stepping out onto the balcony felt a bit too high and scary. I'd recommend this place to anyone who wants to experience living like a local."