Hotels With parking in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

I was satisfied with the location of the accommodation, as there are amenities nearby and it is close to the station. The facilities were clean, and I experienced no inconvenience using them. However, due to another guest smoking in the bathroom, the smell of cigarettes lingered even with the ventilation fan on, making it very difficult to sleep. Even though there was a deodorizer in the bathroom and a diffuser in the room, the smell was terrible. I had a good stay for the reasonable price, but I would have to reconsider visiting again.

We booked a room at this hotel for an event at Kintex-2, which saved us the rush of heading back to downtown Seoul after the evening's activities. On the first floor, there's a 7-Eleven where you can grab daily necessities and simple food like instant noodles. The room quality is roughly comparable to a 3-star hotel in China. However, there were some downsides: the bathroom doesn't have a separate shower and toilet area, so after showering, the floor gets all wet, even soaking the toilet paper. Also, the air conditioning unit is directly above one of the beds, which disturbed our sleep.

The hotel is located near a large outlet mall, but other than that, the area isn't very lively; it's more like an industrial zone. Its main advantage is its proximity to the convention center. Most of the guests are tour groups from India and Indonesia, and the smell of spices is incredibly strong – a real olfactory test in the elevators and restaurant! The hotel room itself was alright, but the bathroom outlet was broken. Not only was the cover falling off, but the hairdryer wouldn't stay plugged in unless you bent over and held it directly in front of the outlet. Everything else was acceptable, I suppose.

There are many bars near the hotel, and it felt a bit chaotic at night with people trying to talk to us when we walked past a few streets. It's better to stick to the main roads. Compared to other hotels nearby, this one offers really great value for money. For one, it's located on a main street, while many others are tucked away in alleys. The hotel interior is also very clean and tidy, and we were all very satisfied. However, one of the younger female receptionists seemed quite impatient and had an arrogant attitude despite her poor English. I'm not sure if she was just in a bad mood, but her demeanor was definitely unprofessional for a service staff member.

This is one of the available furnished apartment units in the same building as the Staz Hotel Dongtan. Compared to the Staz, you’re provided with kitchen utensils and dish ware. Typical hotel amenities such as toothbrushes and hand soap are not included and you’ll need to bring your own. Check in was fairly easy. There is an automated machine on the ground floor to scan your passport. It will dispense a room card for you and a small receipt with the assigned room number. An attendant is usually present near the machine. The elevator to go up to the rooms is very close by and there is a convenience store within the building not too far from the check in counter. Room was fairly clean upon entry. There was some dust in some areas but nothing out of the ordinary. There are no international outlets in the room so make sure you bring a converter or grab one from a nearby convenience store if the one in the building doesn’t have them or you can also check if the front desk keeps any to loan out. The room includes its own washing machine but you’ll need to provide your own detergent. My room was given a view of the nearby shopping mall. It’s not the most spectacular view of the area compared to other hotels in the vicinity but it did not face any of the nearby roadways compared to some of the other units in the same building. Location wise it’s very accessible via a short bus ride from the nearest station. There are nearby airport bus stops you can use to get here from the airport and to go back to the airport. It can be up to 90 min or less depending on the traffic and time of day you depart. The price for my stay was very reasonable and I had a comfortable night’s rest. I would consider this location again in the future.

I recently stayed at a charming Japanese hotel that completely exceeded my expectations. From the moment I walked in, everything felt thoughtfully designed — clean lines, calming lighting, and that quiet, peaceful atmosphere Japan does so well. The room itself was compact but perfectly arranged, with every detail serving a purpose. The highlight, without question, was the massage chair. After long days of exploring, sinking into that chair felt like pure heaven. It was surprisingly high quality, with multiple settings that genuinely helped me relax and recharge. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the amenities were top-notch. Soft pajamas were provided, the bathroom was spotless, and everything felt fresh and well-maintained. The staff were polite, efficient, and respectful of privacy, which made the stay even smoother. It’s one of those places where you can truly unwind without any distractions. That said, there was one… unusual moment. Around midnight, I woke up suddenly and noticed something in the window. For a brief second, it looked like a shadow forming into a red, skull-like shape, almost as if it was hovering just beyond the glass. It disappeared as quickly as I focused on it, leaving me unsure if I was dreaming or just disoriented from sleep. The stillness of the room afterward made it feel even more surreal. Despite that strange experience, it didn’t take away from the overall stay. If anything, it made the night oddly memorable. Between the incredible comfort, the relaxing massage chair, and the peaceful atmosphere, I would absolutely stay here again. A perfect experience with just a hint of mystery to keep things interesting.

I really regret not staying at a hotel in Seoul and instead chose this one. Because of our schedule, we arrived very late at night, and my child didn't even want to go to sleep. In the morning, we had to check out early to catch our flight. This hotel also has a kids' club and a swimming pool, so my child could easily spend a whole day here without getting bored! Next time, I'll definitely stay for a couple more days!

Loved the hotel for great price, clean and big. So I extended my stay at same hotel . Huge bathroom with bathtub.

We got a nice welcome greeting by the staff when checking in. The staff explained the details to us professionally. Moreover, the room is big and cozy for our family with a 11-year-old kid. Based on other’s review, we spent some time in the rooftop at night to watch the firework of Everland. Restaurants and convenience stores were located nearby and we had dinner at the restaurant right across the road after our Caribbean Bay visit. What’s more, the breakfast was amazingly great with a variety of food. All of us had a big feast in the morning. Will definitely stay here again next time.

This hotel offers good value for money, and the weekend rates aren't much higher than weekdays. You can enjoy bay views from the window. The hotel provides a shuttle service to and from Gimpo Airport and the subway station. The timetable was sent in an email before check-in. You only need to book the airport shuttle at the front desk; for others, you can just hop on. The downside is that the air conditioning in the room didn't seem to be adjustable. Even after turning it down, it remained quite warm, so I had to open the window to cool down.