Noriter Hotel

Cheaper.

I ended up leaving after five minutes and getting a refund. The room didn't work for me at all, and I don't think I'll go back. I'd gone to Bupyeong for the first time in a while, had a drink, and didn't want the night to end, so I looked for a room for a second round. They called it an expensive room and mentioned a massage bed, then tried to tempt me with a cheap deal. I should've walked away right there. Once inside, it felt more like a motel than a hotel. The room stank of cigarettes, the blankets were creaky, the windows wouldn't open, and the air conditioner didn't work. The facilities are extremely old. They didn't even check my ID. We were in our twenties, just four days apart. And it wasn't even a cheap price, lol. After looking around, I found their offer was the highest. I got a better room for less somewhere else and finished the second round.

The bathroom had a smell that just wouldn't go away, so I took off a star. I bought a 300g bag of bath salts from a nearby Daiso and dissolved it in the water, which at least got rid of the urine-like smell from the salt. The huge whirlpool was the best part. My boyfriend is 190cm tall and could lie down with his legs fully stretched out. They also said they'd fill the tub if you call the front desk 1-2 hours ahead. Everything else was excellent: fast internet, great service, and a real bargain for the price.

That full-body massage chair really helped me shake off my fatigue, and I got a great rest. If work brings me to Incheon again, I'd like to stay here again. The PC was broken, and I couldn't find out how to get Netflix working. There was no explanation, so I wandered around trying and eventually gave up.