Ulasan Hotel Soulhada Incheon

Nearby CN wedding hall. Room is clean .

We had a wonderful time at this hotel.  The location is excellent, it has a gym and a laundry room.  The room was clean, and the staff was kind and friendly.

The breakfast selection was disappointingly small, and the room wasn't very clean.

Hotel us nice, clean but breakfast was disappointed

Good¥¥

Clean and convenient

good choice

A very beautiful hotel in Incheon. Nearby is a popular mountain where many Koreans climb. There's also a coffee shop on the ground floor, which is very convenient. The staff is always ready to help. The hotel also provides combs in individually sealed packages. There are plenty of dining options nearby, as well as a 24-hour convenience store nearby.

The location is great, with a beautiful view. There are plenty of restaurants and drinks nearby, so you don't have to worry about finding food. The front desk is very punctual; there's no one at the counter before the appointed time 😅. The rooms are a bit old, but overall they're okay. Even though it's by the sea, it didn't feel too wet.

I took the bus from the station, which was convenient as it ran frequently and until late at night and was close to the bus stop. There were plenty of places to eat in the area. The hotel is new and the rooms and bathrooms were very clean. I booked this hotel because there was a live show at Bunka Stadium, and although there are many motels such as Tomihira, I'm glad I chose this one.

There were staff members who could speak Japanese, and they helped me with everything from arranging taxis to everything else. There were two bedrooms, each with a large TV. The living room was separate, which made it very comfortable. The bathtub was also spacious, so I was able to relax in it, which was very satisfying.

The room size is decent for Korea, and the cleanliness is acceptable, although I found a hair in an unused towel. Transportation is convenient by bus, though a bit far from the subway station. Korea's public transportation system is quite developed, so it's generally convenient. It takes about 40 minutes to get to Seoul. Located in the heart of Gyeyang District, there are many restaurants nearby. The soup restaurant across the street is quite good, but about 40% more expensive than in Weihai. However, given the food shortage, you can't expect much more than enough to fill your stomach. The E-Mart Gyeyang branch is about a 10-minute walk south, and there's a small convenience store across the street for everyday items.

The accommodation is good, clean, and close to restaurants.

I just cleaned the room and was getting ready to go to bed when I suddenly realized that both pillows were dirty.