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It seemed like a former love hotel, because the bathtub was big enough for two people. When we arrived, no one was there, so we had to wait for a while. Is there an unmanned system at night?
Sangjin6 mesi fa
★★★★·Incheon·7.5
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Nestled on Incheon’s waterfront, this boutique hotel offers family rooms with sea‑view balconies, air‑conditioning, bathrobes, work desks, and TVs. A family‑friendly Korean restaurant serves terrace dining with free WiFi. Guests enjoy 24‑hour front desk, free private parking, and a rooftop terrace. Located 16 km from Incheon Airport and 1.9 km from Incheon Station, it sits near the Green Climate Fund office and Songdo Convensia.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
It seemed like a former love hotel, because the bathtub was big enough for two people. When we arrived, no one was there, so we had to wait for a while. Is there an unmanned system at night?
Sangjin·6 mesi fa
I was pleasantly surprised by how spacious and spotless the room was, making my stay feel great. The bedding was fluffy and the cleaning was excellent. I especially liked how clean the bathroom was, and there was no musty odor—just a comfortable, fresh environment. For the price, this level of condition is truly satisfying.
김·10 mesi fa
The front desk staff were very friendly at check‑in and check‑out, quickly addressing any items or questions needed, so I had no inconvenience. I was impressed by the service and felt comfortable throughout my stay. It was a place that truly cares about its guests.
김·10 mesi fa
I had nothing positive to say. I arrived at 11:30 p.m. and no one was at the front desk; I rang the bell but no one answered. I called to see if anyone was in the back, but there was nobody. When I tried calling the number listed on the desk, no one answered. I also had a number from Google, called it, and someone answered briefly before hanging up. I had to wait in the cold lobby for 30 minutes until someone finally returned to the desk. I couldn’t reach anyone at all for the whole 30 minutes. When they finally came back, I got my key and went up to my room, which was not clean—the bathroom was wet as if someone had just used it. The bed was hard, the sheets felt starchy, and the windows were so thin that cold air rushed in. Luckily the stay was extremely short.
Omeshu·Un anno fa