Hotel Hu

The only helpful thing about this hotel was that it made us closer to the airport than we were and we could bring our cat. The hotel doesn't really provide service to the airport. You have to cross a busy road with your suitcases and then if you have to go to terminal two, you have to take all of your stuff and walk to a different bus and take it to terminal two. The beds were really hard. The air conditioning wasn't turned on yet in May, even thought it was 80 degrees outside, because "it's not summer yet." They would not turn down the temperature down for us in our room. There was however a washing machine in our room. Oh and they didn't know we were coming. We booked through hotels.com about a month before and even messaged them a few times about the cat and when we arrived, the front desk didn't know we were coming. We had to show the email with our reservation. I was concerned they were going to turn us away. The area has a small emart next door and you can go to paradise city for some food.

I booked this hotel because it was nearby the airport and the pictures looked promising. The pictures were NOTHING like the actual property. After checking in, we went upstairs to the room, down the dark, damp, cold and creepy hallway. The key didn’t work and as we stood their trying to get it to work we both decided the hotel was way too creepy to stay in. We went back downstairs, handed the key back and booked a room at the Hyatt. We have stayed in plenty of budget airport hotels but nothing like this one. Don’t let the pictures fool you. Avoid this scary property.

This is a modern, comfortable, airport hotel that is hard to get to. I booked this airport hotel because of its is supposed to be near the airport and because the Google Maps description says there is a free airport shuttle. The hotel has no shuttle. The airport has a shuttle from Terminal 1 that takes you very near the hotel, so if we had arrived or departed from Terminal 1, it would have been fairly simple. However, if you are traveling internationally, as my wife and I were, you will likely arrive in Terminal 2. There is no explanation on the hotel reservation how to get to the hotel using the "free shuttle" from Terminal 2 So, when we arrived at the airport, we called the hotel. The desk clerk gave some incomplete and confusing directions on where the shuttle boarded, but no directions on which stop to get off. The shuttle turns out to be a bus that runs between Terminal 2 and Terminal 1, with an intermediate stop that is a few blocks from the airport hotel. The bus drives all the way around the airport perimeter to get between the two terminals and takes about 20 minutes. So, after riding the bus for 20 minutes in the middle of the night, we had to find our way in the dark to the hotel, schlepping our luggage. If I had known how long and complicated it was to use the "free shuttle," I probably would have just taken a taxi. If this hotel is going to continue to claim to have a free airport shuttle, much more information should be provided at the time of booking.

I stay here whenever I come to play poker at Incheon. Good room at a decent price which is all I need.

We stayed 4 to a room and the space was larger than expected. There were also many amenities in the room for a comfortable long term stay. The bus system to and from the airport was really easy as well as getting to the subway via free shuttle to go to the cargo terminal. My only complaints would be that the hallways were not heated so it was cold and they did not check on the breakfast often so we had very few selections of the already slim pickings.