2 Yıldız İncheon Otellerini Bulun

This guest house is in a private house without any sign s on the street so go to the exact location and address. Small room with 6+ beds that are not very sturdy. You have 2 restrooms with shower, one of them is very small. Has a small living room and a kitchen. Beds were fairly clean.

This is a very new area (Unseo - 2 stations from Terminal 1), many restaurants & cafes are there (many open at 12pm) next door restaurant has very good ginseng soup & kimchi stew. You can only reach there by airport line which is not able use the climate card. Hotel has the kitchen at level 2, water dispenser provided at your floor. Room a bit small if you had big luggage. Not recommended if you like to travel to Seoul daily.

This was my second time staying here. The first was amazing, but this second time as an average experience. The location is nice and there isn't anything bad about the place. Sadly the bathroom wasn't as good as the room I stayed in during my first visit.

第一次預訂一間找不到多少評價的酒店，住宿體驗還是挺不錯的。 交通：T1客運大樓搭免費穿梭巴一個站就到了，酒店離公交站非常近，巴士班次也密集，很容易等到車。注意，穿梭巴士去酒店下車站和回客運大樓的上車站是不一樣的，按照酒店提供的指引搭乘即可。走錯車站了其實也能最終去到客運大樓，因為是環線，衹不過需要多花不少時間繞路 入住：酒店沒前台，甚至沒有招牌以及一些長得像酒店的東西，整棟樓看上去就是學校宿舍一樣，酒店也衹是租了其中的幾套房開的，靠酒店提供的密碼直接開門入住。 環境設施：房間很大，挺乾淨，設備齊全，wifi冰箱電視機微波爐洗衣機電吹風熱水壺牙膏牙刷毛巾清洗用品全都有，還有一個大排插，中國的電插頭不用轉換直接用，太方便了。洗手盆淋浴器的水量也很充足，水閥開一半就完全夠用了。樓下有便利店和一些餐廳，如果不感興趣的搭穿梭巴回客運大樓吃也不錯。

Cons: Kind of far off in the corner from the airport and is located uphill Pros: Room is waaay bigger than the photo Reception was very accommodating; matched us with a room that worked well with our luggage Reception also had taxi services they were willing to offer for those heading to the airport Conclusion: Great price and service! Highly recommend

We booked a spacious room with three beds, which was a pleasant surprise compared to our previous stays in Seoul. The extra space made our stay very comfortable, and the guesthouse provided clear and detailed instructions via email. This made it simple to locate the property from the airport and access our room using the key entry system, saving us a lot of stress upon arrival. Another highlight was the location—there were plenty of restaurant options nearby, so meals were never a problem. Getting to the guesthouse was straightforward. You can take the free shuttle bus at Terminal 1, 3rd Floor, Gate 12. The shuttle is punctual and does not wait, so be sure to arrive on time. After getting off at the first stop, you’ll see the JR World Gate building on the right; just walk straight ahead to reach the guesthouse. For our early morning flight at 7:00 AM, we caught the first bus from the stop across the street. Walk about 100 meters to the right, and you’ll find the bus stop with the schedule posted. The first bus departs at 04:59, and true to Japanese efficiency, it arrived exactly on time. Overall, the combination of spacious rooms, clear instructions, convenient transport, and nearby dining made this guesthouse an excellent choice. Highly recommended for both comfort and practicality!

Stayed here for one night and it was just okay overall. The room was very standard—clean enough but nothing special in terms of space, amenities, or comfort. Everything felt basic and functional, with no standout features. The service was fine and polite, but nothing stellar or memorable. Check-in and communication were straightforward and hassle-free. Overall, Go Go House is suitable if you just need a place to sleep for an overnight stay near Incheon. It does the job, but don’t expect anything beyond the basics.

A hotel located very close to the airport station. Ideal if you have an early flight.

I had a nice time there. The room was clean and the couple running the motel were very friendly (even though they didn't speak English). The mattress on the bed was pretty hard (which I personally didn't mind but that might be a factor for some people). The sliding door to the private bathroom was very loud and creaky, but since I was travelling alone I just kept it open. And lastly, there was no proper window in my room but there was a window sized ”hole” that I could open or close if I wanted to, and it had layers of nets instead of glass.