케일라호텔

The check‑in and check‑out were high‑tech, and the hotel itself was clean and close to the light rail station. The Uijeongbu Main Station to the hotel is a spot for shoppers, and the hotel’s café is a nice hangout; many Koreans seem to frequent it. On arrival, the air‑con and TV remote was in Korean, even after I used my phone translator, and the wall‑mounted air‑con remote didn’t work. I found a staff member, the CFO on the 7th floor, around 5–6 pm who explained how to turn the air‑con on. Overall, the instructions were clear. The location is good for mountain hiking, but during my stay it rained and I had to cancel my plans.

Hong·3 months ago

“Vom Flughafen direkt zum Nachtleben und den Naturparks nördlich von Seoul”

We finally had a place to stay, and night owls in this area can enjoy themselves. The hotel is right next to the station, close to the national parks, and has direct bus links to Incheon Airport. There are several buildings, but you can check in at the main building, which caused some confusion. The office on the 7th floor helps, yet only one address is listed for everyone. The open shower and toilet, separated only by a glass pane, should be announced for travelers who are not couples. Despite a smoking ban, a lot of people smoked and it smelled strongly afterward.

Kerstin·4 months ago

“Merveilleux séjour”

The room was pleasant, with slippers and robes, a large bathtub with body soap, shampoo, and conditioner available. A bottle‑water dispenser, microwave, and hot/cold water dispenser were free‑service on the ground floor. A nearby convenience store and the restaurants on the street below were very nice and tasty.

Marie·4 months ago

The building is old and has a noticeable odor. Everything else was the same.

Johnnie·6 months ago

“Great quality for great value in lively Uijeongbu location”

This hotel's location is unbeatable – it's just a stone's throw away from multiple train stations. The rooftop terrace is a great bonus, and the bathroom and bed are super comfy. However, it's worth noting that the area can get a bit seedy at night, but it's all part of the Korean experience. The lack of a front desk might be a drawback, but it's probably what keeps the prices so low. The "sofa bed" is actually a nice seating area where you can lay out your bags.

Oh·9 months ago