Incheon Hotels with Bars

Wow! Art Paradiso was absolutely stunning and the service was unmatched. The hotel and surrounding premises are grand, sleek, and incredibly cool to look at. The hotel itself is gorgeous- dark, artsy, sophisticated. Our room was huge and the vibe was sublime.  The staff were so nice, professional, and accommodating. Check-in and check-out were both seamless. The welcome drink in their bar was a nice touch! They also left us a dessert plate in our room, but we unfortunately had to turn it down as we’re vegan. Instead, they created a special fruit plate and delivered it to us! That was so nice of them.  We only stayed for 13 hours due to our travel plans, but I highly recommend you to really savor all Paradise has to offer. I can’t wait to come back and experience their spa, restaurant lounge, shopping, theater, and casino!

There's a shuttle bus at Incheon Airport Terminal 1, Gate 3C, running every 20 minutes. Terminal 2 has fewer shuttles. The staff are friendly and welcoming. Next door is Paradise City, which has more upscale restaurants. In the other direction (towards the BW hotel), there are some more budget-friendly restaurants with great food, and more convenience stores. Even though it's very close to the airport, the soundproofing is excellent.

We stay 1 night at Nest Hotel as tomorrow early morning flight. Location wise, it was very near to Incheon airport which takes about 15 minutes by hotel free shuttle bus. One point very important to all, must be punctual and follow the schedule time exactly if want to take free shuttle bus. We tried both way depart from T1 to hotel and next day depart from hotel to T1. If the timetable stated 7.30am mean the bus will start engine and leave at 7.30am. Please arrive earlier. Nearby there are various restaurants and beach areas to walk. We took our dinner nearby very delicious and reasonable price but most of the restaurants closed 9pm. The room itself was well lit by natural lighting. The room was very comfortable and amenities were well stocked.

Overall, the hotel lives up to its 'Premier' name. I really liked the decor and the room itself – it was incredibly spacious and very clean. The front desk staff spoke excellent English, making check-in a breeze. However, the breakfast was quite mediocre, really more like what you'd expect from an apartment building, which felt unnecessary. Also, a heads-up about check-in times: for some reason, certain bookings had a 6 PM check-in, which was a first for me.

As the name says, it's a 5-star luxury resort. Resort and room amenities were all maintained nicely, including the gym and indoor pool. We were given a free room upgrade which has definitely elevated our experience.Staff were all very friendly and helpful. The new shuttle bus service that stops at Hongdae and Myeongdong made transport that so much more convenient. It was my third time at Inspire and this time round I had reached there without any inconveniences. The entire resort is very big so wayfinding can be quite confusing but there are many staff around to assist! Due to a government policy, they do not provide disposable items like dental kits. I will want to stay there again.

Having a low-rise bed was great since I was with my child. However, the room was so hot that I had to sleep with the window open. The bathroom was spacious and decent, and it even had a bathtub. The sink was unusually deep. I later realized it was because the water pressure was incredibly strong. If you turned it on just a little, it would immediately shut off, which was annoying. I figured out that if you turn it on slightly and wait a few seconds, it stabilizes and you can use it. The shower pressure was also extremely strong. It was the first time I've ever been annoyed by strong shower pressure. Breakfast wasn't bad for the price. The coffee on the first floor was delicious, and they gave out discount coupons that you could use repeatedly. There were two kids' cafés, and we used both. They were affordable, and there weren't many people, so my child had a great time.

I used this hotel for a concert at Inspire Arena! The staff were so kind and even spoke Japanese, which was really helpful. It's located a bit down an alley, so walking back alone at night might feel a little scary for a woman, but taxis are available, and I'd definitely stay here again! The convenience store and bus stop are also close by, which I loved!

I believe this is my first time staying in a guesthouse in Korea. I thought it was a regular hotel. The location is great, only a few minutes away from the airport as I wanted. Coffee shops, restaurants, CU and 7 elevens are right in the area. The room was very nice, spacious, and pretty much had everything you could need...even a full size refrigerator and freezer. Nice views outside. I didn't get the automatic email right away but I was able to get in touch once I called the number to get my room info.

I stayed here for awhile. Mainly to rest after medical procedure. What I liked was that it was almost smoke free. The rooms was a little run down but clean. The guy at the front desk is an ocd cleaner. It close to the main road with many stores and places to eat. I love the coffee area downstairs and of course the ice on hand. The tea is not very good but loved the mango juice. The cleaning lady is my favorite person at this hotel. The Wi-Fi is awesome.

Very good for short stay. It is an affordable accomodation close to Incheon airport. I arrived Incheon airport at midnight and took taxi to the hotel, spending less than 12000 won which is very cheap. The hotel was quiet, clean and the staff/ owner was very nice. Equipped and provided with shower stuffs, toothbrush toothpaste, hair dryer and bottled water. They even have hair curlers, hair gel and tea bags.