Egarak Residence

It felt like home. The place was clean and the staff was very nice and his English is perfect! I was afraid that they didn't understand me. Perfect spot for stay 12hrs before your flight.

Great place to relax before or after a long flight.

in transit, close to airport.

As others have discussed, this isn't really a "hotel"; it's a few floors of apartments. There's no sign for the place, there's no reception, etc. We rolled into Incheon around 11:15pm, made the (longer than it looks on Google maps) walk to the hotel's address since we had no information on the shuttle, and were at a complete loss. The cashier at a 7/11 in the building directed us to the 8th floor, which consisted of nothing but closed doors as in the hallway of an apartment building; the cashier otherwise was unfriendly and had no help to give. A local was kind enough to call, and only then did we receive our room number and keycode. Upon settling in our room, however, there was no wifi, and when we used international calling to get login information we were directed to check our email. We finally got internet access, and only then I saw an email containing information regarding the Residence timed at 8am on the day of check-in -- not particularly well-suited for a hotel that people in transit will use, marketed to people who don't have local data. The room itself was fine; sparsely and uncomfortably filled but clean and big enough. The towel policy is odd, and the toothpaste was a communal tube that my partner was uninterested in using. If we had gotten the email prior to arrival perhaps we would have felt differently about our experience, but ultimately what was a low-cost option to give us a more comfortable overnight layover ended up causing stress, not taking it away.

Very close to Incheon airport, good deal price.

Wanted a hotel near the airport, so this hotel was convinence for us.

Great place to stay that is close to the transportation hub at the airport.

The hotel is located in a multi-tenated building without signage or clear notice of where to check in. After arriving at the building (no signage for Egarak residence visible) my Korean taxi driver talked to a number of people was told that it was on the 8th floor. I thanked him a proceeded to the 8th floor to find there was no visible check in desk, only rooms and no staff. Thinking I was on the wrong floor I went to others however no check in facility was available. After an hour of this went to another hotel for the night.

Chose this hotel because of advertised free shuttle to the airport and "discounted" price on the family room we needed. We've stayed in two other establishment in the area with similar offerings and had not had any troubles but wanted to save some money with their "sale" price for more nicely described family room. Well, when they came to pick us up in their van, they had already picked up two other people and scanned at the five of us and our luggage and told us we should have called a "call van" with so much luggage. Our reservation was obviously for their biggest unit with 5 people clearly indicated and luggage expected for that number of people. He challenged us to get on if we can fit the luggage in the van, and my husband did. We got to the floor of the building where the office is and some people were waiting to check in. EVERY person had a large suitcase and a small bag - I paid attention to it because of what just happened when he came to pick us up. We had 2 large, 3 medium, and 4 small. When we tried to arrange for the shuttle back to the airport for next morning, he said the shuttle was for passengers and not for luggage! He told us he couldn't take us and that we should get a "Call Van" and pay to get to the airport. He dissuaded us from splitting up and taking some of us and the rest of us paying for a taxi. Well whatever we saved on their discounted price of the family room, we paid on the ride back to the airport and more. As for the room not good at all et

I needed a place to stay overnight for an early flight. The "hotel" is actually a room/s being rented out as a hotel room (common in Korea)...The owners are nice and gave me a free ride to the airport. This was the 2nd time I stayed there and it's a pretty decent room for a one or 2 night stay. The location is very close to the airport BUT there is nothing happening in the area...only about 5 restaurants, a few convenient stores and an Emart.