Location: Incheon Airport Bus 6013 drops you off just 100m from the hotel. The fare is 17,000 KRW per person, and the seats are large and comfortable. The one-way trip takes 1.5 hours, and it operates from around 4 AM until early morning.
Subway: The closest subway station is Janghanpyeong on Line 5, which is 1.4km from the hotel. It's a bit of a walk, which is fine if you're traveling with friends, but if you're alone and in a hurry, it might feel a bit far. However, there's a bus that takes you there in one stop.
Surroundings: There are plenty of restaurants and convenience stores. The restaurants are the kind that local Koreans frequent, and many are open 24 hours. I tried the pork bone soup (gamjatang) and it was delicious and affordable, with single-serving portions available. The other restaurants looked good too. It seems like the ganjang gejang (soy-marinated crab) downstairs and the spicy stir-fried chicken feet (dakbal) next door are locally famous.
Check-in: The shower had excellent hot water. The room facilities were very basic, and the room itself looked a bit dark. The curtains provided good blackout, and it wasn't noisy outside. You'll need to bring your own toothbrush and toothpaste; while slippers are provided, they're not disposable, so it's better to bring your own. The air conditioning provided plenty of warm air and heat, plus there was an electric blanket, so you won't be cold in winter. The AC made some noise, which I could tolerate, but sensitive individuals might want to bring earplugs. There's a free water dispenser downstairs with both hot and cold water. Housekeeping is not provided during your stay unless requested.
Overall, I'm very satisfied; it offers great value for money. The airport bus is especially convenient. Although there's a subway from the airport, the Korean subway is expensive and has many stairs, which is a hassle with luggage! I noticed flight attendants staying nearby, also using this airport bus for their commute.
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