Good Day Airtel

Clean, comfortable, affordable, and conveniently located next to Incheon Terminal 1. Arrived a day late to Incheon due to missed connection, but hotel was kind enough to change my reservation without charging me a fee. Manager also personally escorted my wife and I back to the airport the next morning to help us load and unload our luggage. Would definitely recommend.

It is clean and roomy. There is kitchen, but only few cups are everything. Then you need utensil for cooking. And there is a cloth washing machine. The hotel provide the perfect transportation between the hotel and Incheon airport when the guests call.

Booked this gem of a "hotel" through expedia and Air New Zealand as we needed a place to sleep after a late flight. Arriving at the "hotel" for the first time, I wasn't sure which Korea I had landed in. The area was kind of retro, and not in a good way. There was no sinage anywhere nor were there instructions given in email correspondence. It turns out you have to go to level 2, room 220 to check in (see photo of the incognito doorway to check in). The person who gave us our room codes promptly told us that "Incheon airport does not allow sinage for safety reasons" which was hilarious. This is similar to what others have mentioned in various reviews. It might have been easier if they just write "go to level 2" in the booking email correspondence. The fact that no signage in this place adds to the unique dodgy atmosphere. The apartment it self is a studio apartment and it looks like it was built for airport workers (we noticed local workers leaving for work in the morning). The ”hotel" portion is likely a side hussle for someone subleasing their apartments. The rooms are actually reasonable and comfortable enough. There is a kitchen but the only thing usable is 4 cups with no cutlery or utensils (I wonder if they are banned by Incheon airport too for safety reasons). There is also a washing machine with instructions in Korean and the only way to turn it on is by banging the top right hand corner in a repetitive manner. Overall I gave this hotel 3/5 because you get what you pay for and we should probably all lower our expectations when booking an offical 2-star hotel. My overall summary: unique Korean experience. Not bad for a cheap hotel. The poor communication is a let down. Your trip to Korea can only get better from here.

Very basic, somewhere to crash for 1 night that's nice and close to Incheon Terminal 1. Room was not very clean, no bottled water provided. You only get bathroom supplies and nothing else. The frequent and free Airport Shuttle is just across the road and there are some restaurants in the area, but not many.

Booked this through a reputable travel website thinking it was a hotel based on the photos. IT IS NOT. I would call it a serviced apartment. Stayed here for 1 night with a friend recently as we arrived in Korea in the evening and wanted a break from travel before leaving Seoul. We only had phones with data, and no local calling plan which meant we were unable to contact the host to arrange pick-up from the terminal. We caught a short taxi from Terminal 1 to the address provided, and ended up at the back entrance of a building called "The Oville". It was -6 degrees Celsius outside and we spent a good 10 minutes walking around the large building looking for a sign for Good Day Airtel. THERE ISN'T ONE. We were later told by the manager that the Airport Administration doesn't allow him to put a sign up for "security reasons", which we thought was the most bizarre explanation ever. By reading other travellers’ reviews, we eventually figured out that to get your room code you have to go to Room 220 on level 2. The manager was pleasant enough and spoke reasonable English but did imply that the difficulty we had finding the place was our fault and that we should have just walked up to a stranger in the airport terminal and ask to use their cellphone to call him. The building is fairly large and from our observation, is mainly inhabited by airport and airline staff. There are a few restaurants and a convenience store on the ground floor. The room - 2 double beds which were surprisingly comfortable. Small combined shower / toilet. There is a clothes washing machine, but no washing powder provided, and no rack to dry clothes. All the symbols on the washing machine are in Korean, so you need some sort of translation app to work it. Our particular machine had a dodgy power button which made things even more confusing. For drying, we improvised a clothesline out of a skipping rope we found in a cupboard. There is a kitchenette and microwave, but you are not provided any plates, cutlery, pots or cooking utensils (apparently also for our safety). All in all, we got what we paid for (~$60 USD/night). Fine for an overnight layover. Recommendations for the manager: 1)Allow customers to contact you by Whatsapp / Viber / Facetime 2)More clear instructions about the lack of signs, the building name, and the need to come to level 2 to checkin 3)English translations for the washing machines

Large and well-equipped rooms, very close to airport, yet quiet. Prompt pickup and flexible drop-off. AC could have worked a bit better. Note that this "hotel" has no reception and is basically some rooms within an apartment building. The shuttle driver gets you into the rooms, so don't try to get there on your own. Doesn't really matter, but might help to know what to expect. There is no breakfast, but a 24-hour convenience store and even some restaurants on the ground floor.

Good for the money, but here's what you need to know (you being a sleep deprived American whose flight was delayed and now you're here at nearly 3:00 AM instead of 9:00 PM the previous night) 1) the fellow that works there is awesome and speaks English better than you do. Feel free to call if you can! 2) the hotel itself is a little weird. Unmarked on signs etc but just go into "The Oville" building and take the elevator to floor 2. Go find room 220 to check in. 3) swipe the card they give you on the door handle to get the key combo to appear. 4) the free shuttle service TO the airport is on the other side of the street with a bike path. ( Green glass waiting spot)

Very good value for money budget hotel. Less than 5 min from airport. We arrived at incheon at 11pm and just need a good night sleep before traveling to Seoul in the morning. 65000 won with free shuttle van to and from airport. Great service from hotel very detailed info for our arrival for his pick up service. Very good English, polite and friendly. The room is nice with apartment amenities like microwave, laundry machine, stove, coffee maker. The building itself looks like office building though.