Incheon Airport Oceanside Hotel, Incheon

The hotel room was very comfortable, despite the stale cigarette smoke smell lingering. It was a shame we only had a few hours before our flight the next morning. The lack of air conditioning control made it uncomfortably hot during our short stay. The service was a mix of helpful and friendliness, but also marred by staff seeming tired and slow in attending to customers. The location was convenient for airport access but not ideal for exploring Incheon or Seoul. The dining options were decent, offering a simple but satisfying selection. The facilities were adequate, although some improvement could be made.

When I arrived at the hotel, the room was about 80 degrees but was still cheap, clean, and everything was working fine. The area next to or right above my room seemed to be clean as well. The hotel is great for a short stay.

I found the hotel to be a mixed bag with clean and spacious rooms boasting luxuries like a huge flat screen TV, spa bath, and a shower that transforms into a steam room. However, the cleanliness left a lot to be desired, especially in the bathroom and on the bed. The service was courteous and friendly, with easy communication in perfect English, but there were limitations in terms of support for handling large groups with baggage. The location, though convenient for airport access, lacked nearby attractions for an extended stay. The dining options were limited and not universally appealing, showcasing mostly Korean cuisine, which might not suit all palates.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms, while clean and comfortable, had a strong smell of smoke which was off-putting. On the bright side, they were spacious and extremely cozy. The service had its ups and downs, with some staff being extremely kind and helpful, while others appeared tired and irritable, even shouting at times. The location, although near the airport and convenient for transit, was not ideal for exploring Incheon or Seoul, lacking easy access to public transportation. The dining experience was acceptable, with a Korean style buffet that could use more variety, but the staff made up for it with their friendliness. The hotel seemed a bit run down, but the facilities were decent overall.

The hotel is a mixed bag, with small yet cozy rooms equipped with interesting amenities like a jacuzzi bath tub and a steam sauna with a shower. While it gives off that old vampire haunt vibe, it might not be the ideal pick for some due to its distance from main transportation hubs. The service comes with a friendly touch and a lovely breakfast, but there are hints of room for improvement. The location is both a blessing and a curse, being near the airport yet a bit isolated for those seeking to explore further. Dining options vary from satisfying to underwhelming, and the facilities offer a decent experience overall.