Hotel Soulhada Incheon

The environment outside the room was nice, but the quilt cover was very dirty, with many black spots. When I left the hotel after sleeping there for two nights, I had a lot of red bumps on my back.

I had a concert at Munhak Stadium and couldn't get a room at Toyoko Inn in Bupyeong, so I chose this one. ■Room It was clean. If you leave the lights on, they clean the room every day, which was nice. ■Location It takes 20 minutes even at a brisk walk from Imhak Station. It's pretty tough if you're dragging a suitcase. The area around the hotel is quite lively with restaurants, but late at night it's quite dark between the station and the hotel, and there are no people around, so I don't recommend walking alone. However, I think it's probably because of the location that it's so cheap. ■Service Some of the reception staff spoke Japanese, which was nice. ■Facilities and amenities The ondol (heating) didn't work at all, so it was really cold and uncomfortable. (Maybe the room was broken) There is shampoo, conditioner, and body soap in the bathroom. If you get the shower at the wrong angle, water will leak under the door and the floor will get soaked, so you have to be careful. The bathtub was large and comfortable. The toilet is also clean. There was also plenty of space to put your suitcase, which was nice. There was also a really nice brush amenity. The rest was just normal. For some reason, condoms were included, which made me wonder if this was a business hotel. I was grateful that bottled water was replenished every day.

I tried using the bathtub, but after filling it with hot water, it felt a little rough, so I wondered if it hadn't been washed properly. Other than that, the room was clean and spacious, so I was able to relax. Also, it was farther from Hayatsuru Station than I expected, it took about 25 minutes to walk there, and the bus didn't come often. The hotel was in what seemed like a downtown area. There was a convenience store nearby. During my three nights, they only had the room cleaned once and replenished water and towels, which was nice. It would have been better if there was someone who spoke Japanese at the front desk, but I guess there aren't many foreign visitors in this area? Overall, I think it was a good hotel.

The hotel front desk was very welcoming. We stored our luggage at the hotel, and the front desk staff was very helpful. The room was very large and felt like it was in a residential area. There were many places to eat around, and there was a Gyochon fried chicken restaurant downstairs. The price-performance ratio was super high. If I had to say a disadvantage, it was that it was a little far from the subway station. The nearest subway station is Linhe Station, which takes about 20 minutes to walk to the hotel. If you bring a lot of luggage, it will not be very convenient. However, most hotels in South Korea double their prices on weekends, but this hotel has a very small price increase. I will consider staying here next time I come to South Korea.