Ocean Park 9

The room had a strange feel, especially since there was no staff around. A weird announcement came over the speakers when we entered. The AC unit’s light stayed on all night and was bright enough to read by. The bed only had a flat sheet, not a fitted one, and it bunched up all night.

The room was very clean and well kept, in a nice building, and made for a decent little stay for up to two people, especially if you have an early flight. It’s a bit off the beaten path, though. My room’s A/C didn’t work in early August, and I struggled to sleep with it at 28C / 82F.

The room was very clean and modern for such a low nightly price. It’s a good budget choice if you’re fine handling check-in and checkout yourself, since there’s no front desk attendant or service. Be sure to enter your name exactly as it appears on the reservation, or you can’t pull it up. The printed key card opens the door and activates the room lights. There’s a washing machine and drying rack, with lots of shelves and cabinets, including shoe shelves. Some things felt a little rough. The bathroom doorknob was loose in its socket, though it still worked with the lock. Half the wall was a floor-to-ceiling window with a nice view, and one panel opens outward a little to let in cool air. The AC remote is all in Korean, but the Google Translate camera can help you work out the buttons. A water bottle is in the refrigerator, and there’s a freezer too. Both are hidden in cabinets. A water boiler, coffee, and tea are complimentary, with paper cups.

The room was very clean and had a washing machine and fridge, which was great. I messaged to reserve a shuttle to Incheon Airport, but was told there wasn’t any shuttle service. I don’t understand.