Incheon Daily

I travel for work a lot and end up staying here often. The rooms are clean, and the owner is friendly. When my delivery arrived without disposable cutlery, I asked at the counter and they gladly gave me some. I was really grateful. Good 👍👍👍 I’ll keep coming back.

The owner was so kind, helping with my luggage and calling a taxi, always with a smile. It’s also a great spot for getting around, close to the train station with lots of taxis nearby. I’d definitely stay here again.

Getting around from here was easy. Yunxi Station is about a five-minute walk away, and there are plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby, with places to eat open into the evening. The owner at reception, who is bald, was very friendly and helpful at check-in and throughout the stay. His English wasn’t perfect, but that didn’t stop him from making a good impression. The hotel is on the third floor. You walk through the building and take an elevator to reach it. The outside of the building looks a bit old, while the hotel interior is fairly modern. At check-in, they provide a cleaning kit with extra amenities, including towels, bath towels, and shower gel, which are supplied in the room and bathroom. My standard room seemed to be assigned at random, and I ended up without a window, which was disappointing. You need a key card to switch on the room’s electricity, and there’s a small entry area where you take your shoes off before going in. The room itself was spacious, with a computer, a 65-inch TV, and a double-layer refrigerator. There were tables and chairs, and enough space to open a 26-inch suitcase fully. The bathroom had plenty of room, but water was constantly running onto the floor from exposed air-conditioning pipes. There’s no separate shower area either, so water sprays around and makes the floor slippery. They do provide bathroom slippers. The computers are set up like in an internet cafe, with built-in games and fast internet, but you can’t change the system language. Each room has its own Wi-Fi, and it was very fast. The lobby is a shared space with a water dispenser, microwave, and beverage cooler. Bottled water, soft drinks, and coffee are free, which is nice. It does get stuffy passing through because there’s no air conditioning there. Also, the room outlets are all Korean sockets, so bring an adapter to charge your devices. If needed, you can borrow one from the front desk.

The inside is really clean and tidy, so I felt comfortable staying here. Motel hygiene matters a lot to me.