Awful place to visit for a Marriott plat. No elite check in counter so it’s just all scattered. Claims to be fully booked on a mid weekday so no possible upgrades. “The only thing you get as a Marriott elite is a late check out” - staff counter. Nobody to assist with luggage the moment you alight either. So much for 5 stars. Should have brought my business to Paradise instead.

Great facility, great service and the breakfast buffet was outstanding. The location isn't great, there is no easy way to get there. The shuttle runs on a very very limited schedule. We took a cab there and back to the airport. Only was running at 11 a.m. then again at 1 p.m. we were only here for 1 night and wish it were closer to both the airport and the city.

Review very dependent on what you are looking for. Close to the airport with free shuttles every hour. Very modern inside, beautiful views at the dinner restaurant. Nice facilities and pool areas, the negative of course being you are quite far from the city, so not many options outside of the hotel and a couple small closer restaurants. I would say if you are looking for some peace and nice views, while needing to a catch a flight the next day - great option, if you are actually looking to experience Seoul, look elsewhere

Very helpful staff. Helped arrange a taxi to the airport because the shuttle wasn't running yet. When the shuttle does run it has a designated pickup spot at the Incheon airport. Nice room design & amenities. Reasonably priced room service. Only stayed here for a long layover, didn't venture out

Location: There is a free shuttle bus running from Incheon Airport so it’s ok. Check in process: A bit slow especially during the weekend and holidays Room: Not big but enough for two. Bed was ok. Restaurant: Expensive so we went out to eat. There are many local restaurants located about 10-min walk distance. Lost and found desk: Excellent job! **Be careful, you have to pay extra to excess the pool**

Picked this hotel since I wanted a Marriot Group hotel close to the Incheon Airport. This is a nice and modern hotel, with good facilities. I had a water / pool facing room. It was nice with a great balcony. The hotel was mostly filled with locals (a lot of young couples). It seemed like a popular weekend getaway. I was there on a Sunday and was actually surprised to see a pretty loud pool party happening in the pool area. The noise stopped at 10pm so it wasn't too bad. I had dinner at the lounge restaurant and food quality was pretty good. Didn't try breakfast since I had a early flight. The hotel shuttle was fine to go from the airport to the hotel, but not convenient for morning flight (needed to leave at 6h but shuttle to T2 started at 7h). This should be improved since one of the main reasons why you'd stay there is short transit with an early flight. Overall a pretty good stay.

Nice place to relax, location is not great but there are free transport to airport for transfers.

They let us check in late at 9 PM. We had a very early flight at 7 am and they called a limo for us to get to the airport! We got the standard room because it was only for 1 night.

Wasn’t sure why there are so many negative reviews here for this hotel but my stay was excellent. Staff were professional and welcoming. got upgraded to the sea view room on the top floor due to my Titanium status although I didn’t ask for it as I was aware this hotel does not offer the full Marriott benefits. Huge bathroom and huge bathtub. Bed was clean and comfortable. Free bottle water. Shuttle bus was on time and easy to use. It has everything I needed for catching an early flight. I would definitely recommend this hotel and try to check in a bit early next time so I could get an opportunity to further explore this property.

This is the nicest hotel you’ll find near Incheon Airport, sea front, nice garden, minimalistic design and well appointed rooms -superb hardware, totally 5 stars! As for the service, it needs lots of work to match up with the hardware. Rude receptionist, chargeable access to the pool. There’s even a fee for extra pillows! No recognition for Marriott Bonvoy membership, ie no complimentary upgrade, nor breakfast, and no 24 hour airport shuttle. So if you have an early or late flight, you’re out of luck. I was just here for a night but will never use this hotel again. The Grand Hyatt is right next to the airport and cost about the same.

What a disappointing end to our Korean holiday. The room air conditioning didn't work and it couldn't be fixed. All we were offered was a air cooler that didn't cool and was noisy. In all my years of travelling the world this is the first hotel I've ever stayed where they charge you extra, approx $35 pp to use the swimming pool (and other amenities) then its only limited time. Language was a bit of an issue too.

I was here for one night only and didn't use any of the restaurants. Rooms are clean, the shower is great. The corridors are quite dark compared to the bright modern designs of the restaurant areas and rooms.

I've been here in the end of 2023 winter for a 26 hour business trip to Incheon. I love the room so much - facing window bed, sofa layout and the toilet. I just hope they offer variety of breakfast and offer some vegetarian or halal meal.

For the frequent Marriott traveler this may not be the hotel for you. Marriott status isn’t recognized here - no complementary breakfast, no points, or welcome gift. The free shuttle from the airport was very prompt. However the shuttle driver wouldn’t touch our bags to help load them, and seemed to want us to hold them vs put them in the luggage compartment of the bus. There are several restaurants within a 5-10 minute walk, and a few coffee shops (open by at least 10 am in the winter season. Some did open earlier as well). Hotel room was clean and had a small balcony.

Typical Korean-style weekend Love+Insta Hotel, prices are very high on weekends, and there are almost zero guests during the week. Many Koreans who have nowhere else to go visit this place on weekends. Swimming pool + sunbed extra charge for a separate fee. The blunt shuttle driver, the friendly front desk staff, the hotel bar staff who can't make any cocktails that aren't on the menu, lots of couples walking around in room slippers and bathrobes, delivery food/alcohol to save money. The cheap materials of the rooms and bathrooms are already showing the passage of time.... Anyone can feel that it is run by a businessman, not a professional hotelier. Next visit will definitely be considered.

Nice amenities like coffee shop, pool and restaurant but bathrooms could use an update (mildew stains on tiles and grout, fixtures are worn). The decor brings to mind Soviet government buildings from the 80's (exposed concrete everywhere, drab colors) but may be some people like that. The hallways are also way too dark. The dinner and breakfast buffet made up for some of the negatives for me.

Had a relaxing stay before flying back. I would recommend to families with children, there is a children playroom and also safety swim vest for swimming pool. There is a Finnish Sauna too. I had missed the dinner buffet, we weren’t that hungry so we went to kunst room to eat classic food such as beef, burger, pizza and haxe which was really good. Don’t skip their dessert, also it was very delicious. What I most like is their breakfast buffet, they serve Korean as well Western breakfast. I wish I could stay 1 more night to relax, especially in the bath tub with amazing view of Incheon. I had a very pleasant stay, thank you Nest Incheon.

Great hotel, rooms excellent, staff amazing. No issues with checkin, was early but had room ready. Looks like a place for locals to come for a staycation and use the pool (into the night with rave like music playing - looked fun). Price of the buffet was a joke however +US$100 per person.

Needed a place to rest and work online during a 20 hour layover. Hotel bus was convenient. Just need to check the schedule. Hotel garden walkway to the small beach

Amazing hotel to stay at if you're on a layover at Incheon Airport. I had to do an overnight stay before flying back to the States and the Nest Hotel made it a wonderful experience. My inbound flight arrived very early in the morning but thankfully the hotel shuttle was available and making the rounds by 6 am. Sadly it doesn't run 24 hours – just from 6 am to 11 pm – so best take note of that when planning for your flights. Although I couldn't check in yet the concierge desk was more than happy to hold my luggage while I went on a transit tour to Seoul. After I returned that evening the front desk staff made it an easy check-in process and then I got to the highlight of my stay: the spectacular room. I got a seaward-facing room on the topmost 11th floor which made for an amazing view through the floor-to-ceiling glass and from the balcony. There was plenty of room to stretch out with a nice sitting area in front of the large TV. The bathroom was also very spacious with a separate toilet and bath area. Although the fixtures were showing signs of wear everything worked well and I was able to enjoy a relaxing bath soaking in the complimentary “Natural Dead Sea Salt” after a tiring day of travel and touring that night. Afterwards the soft bed and good soundproofing made for a sound and refreshing sleep. The next morning pointed out a couple of downsides to the hotel. One is that it's far from everything else. It's in an isolated corner of Yeongjongdo – the island where Incheon Airport sits – where there's not much else around. The airport is at least 15 minutes away by shuttle and it takes over an hour to get to Seoul whether by train or road vehicle. That means Nest Hotel would not be a great choice if your main goal is to explore the city on an extended stay but it is nice for a layover near the airport or a quiet staycation if you're a local. The distance also means the pricey hotel buffet is about the only practical choice for breakfast. At least the food was delicious and the service great. Note that there are two restaurants here – the main Platz, and the Kunst Lounge that offers light meals to order. Only the Platz is open before 10 am though. The other downside I found was that the hotel pool wasn't open in the mornings on weekdays. I had opted to take it easy that night and was hoping to do some laps in the pool in the morning but didn't realize it wouldn't open until 2 pm in the afternoon. At least the hotel had a lovely forested walking path nearby which meant I could walk off the heavy breakfast instead of going for a swim. Some other aspects of the hotel may not be to all tastes too. The building is designed in a minimalist, almost Brutalist style with squared-off edges and exposed concrete. Fine if you prefer modern architecture but may not feel welcoming to others especially when you see how dark they keep the hallways and note the bare walls in the rooms. The modern styling matched my tastes though and coupled with the amazing room, great service, and relaxing environment the Nest Hotel made for a wonderful short stay in Incheon. I actually wished I could have stayed an extra night but I had a flight home to catch so maybe on a future trip I'll do that.

Good location near airport and free shuttle bus to airport that runs late. Once at airport, you can take the subway train to Seoul. The breakfast is buffet style and includes traditional japanese or korean along with american hallmarks. Guest services/front desk are very helpful with directions.

For sure one of the most unique hotels I have ever stayed at. Agree with prior reviews, 7AM shuttle to airport should be 6AM. Great location by airport. Not much else. Plenty of stuff to do in the hotel.

Hotel is conveniently located next to the main airport in Seoul, and the rates are generally very reasonable compared to other hotels in the area. However, one thing I couldn’t help, but notice was that it seemed to me that the beds were rock-hard. I ended up staying at this hotel for nearly a week as I was waiting for a visa to enter a nearby country to be approved. The front desk staff, and the housekeeping team were especially friendly.

This is the most luxurious experience for an affordable price, the rooms are magnificent, the service is other worldly, and the grounds are stunning. This is the ultimate airport hotel!

A very nice hotel that is clean nice and have accommodating rooms. Although price on the outside, this hotel has a lovely breakfast buffet. I enjoyed my stay and will consider this hotel again for future travels.

It is next to impossible to locate someone on the property that can speak in English. The first person my wife discovered told her to get access to the pool area you need to pay. That was how the first day went, let’s see what happens tomorrow.

Picture looks much better than actual. Used to look modern but now...feel like it is gotten old. I wouldn't have chosen this place if it wasn't for the swimming pool but even the swimming pool is too small to play around.

Good buffet lunch with good view - free shuttle from Incheon airport arrivals (schedule on hotel website)

Nice hotel but I don't like the kids policy as 2 years kids consider as adult.

I will visit South Korea. Is it possible to make the 10 days isolation in this hotel?

Amazing sunrise view~ Beautiful dinning. it was so grateful.

Nice modern hotel. I enjoyed the design of the building, with concrete as material. Surroundings were also calming. Review done considering that this was business trip and location was a must. Probably not the best location for tourists.

Near Incheon airport, this hotel is one of the unique and design differentiator. Take a quick peek to the site to find out the amenities and floor plans. The view from the bath tub(which is also quite awesome and spacious!) is one to die for!

Close to the airport and the rooms are nice. Huge bath tub. Bed was a bit firm.

Please avoid at all cost. As a foriegner, there are 0 instructions in English for the check in procedure (maybe there are korean version but i do not understand korean). I asked front desk and they just pointed me to a ticket machine (just the direction but no help), which again is also korean only. Later after check in, my room was left unlocked due to a faulty door lock while I only realized till I came back from the city. The general manager did not even bother to come up and talk to me. That is the most rediculous experience I had from Marriott. Also the hotel has design flaws. You will hear wind blowing sound through their AC system. If you prefer ghost hunting feeling, maybe that's a huge plus for you.

Nice new hotel. Very industrial looking on the outside but clean and modern interior. Close proximity to Incheon airport and free shuttle day and night. Great option if you have to catch an early flight.

Modern Korean hotel. Regular style rooms with the beds set up so that you can lay in them and look directly out the window at your view of either the mountains or the Yellow Sea. All concrete construction so very sturdy and modern. Also helped reduce noise from other rooms. Would be 5 stars if the rooms had a microwave but there was one in the bar/lounge area. It is a little bit away from the airport but they have a free shuttle that goes to Terminal 1. Concierge, some restaurant employees, and at least 1 front desk employee spoke good English so there was very little trouble getting checked in or getting assistance. Very clean. Enjoyed my stay.

Free shuttle bus service to and from airport is fantastic. The corridor is very dark. Wifi not very stable.

I had very good experience staying in nest hotel. The bed is super good and sunrise view with airplane is excellent

The breakfast is super! The hotel hallways look mysteriously dark.

I would argue strenuously against the five star rating assigned to this hotel, but not because I didn’t enjoy the experience. It simply doesn’t offer that kind of luxury. The amenities are the first evidence thereof: moisturizing lotion that felt more like glue on my skin and refused to sink in. Other than that downside I’d say, however that the experience was great. I found the bed and linens to be very comfortable and enjoyed the zen like atmosphere and architecture. As opposed to comments made by some reviewers, both my wife (Korean) and I, American felt that the reception staff was kind and courteous, as well as patient, not only with us but with several other customers being assisted at several different counters while we waited.

PLUS: - Great architecture and design. - Nice service (but... see below). - Great spa area and good products. MINUS: - Bad English speaking skills to be an international hotel at the airport. But as said above they are nice, but it gets very confusing many times. - Big promo about their pool on the website and then when you come it costs extra... - Bad and expensive western food menu. Why not serve korean food?

Happy to book this hotel for short stay to catch flight. Nest hotel live up to its 5 star status with friendly and swift service provided by hotel staffs. Hotel staffs are able to communicate in English. There airport transfer service provided which takes around 15-20mins bus ride from airport. Be at the airport transfer pickup point early as bus departed on time. Rooms are pretty spacious and clean with modern interior design vibes. Hotel room offer romantic seaside views with glittering city lights blink afar and pretty sweet dawn sea side scenery. The room comes with bluetooth speakers which you get to play music. Very good hotel worth recommending.

A very weird hotel. We arrived late at night and the part facing the beach felt super creepy. No access to the outside late at night, so couldn't even go for a walk on the grounds without feeling we are being watched by the staff. There are balconys on all the rooms, but you can't smoke on them - and there is no furniture on the balconys where you can sit and relax - what's the point of even having a balcony? The only smoking area was a bench facing a parked coach about 100m from the entrance. Also the aircon was turned off for the season, and staff said it could not be turned back on, but offered to bring a mini-air con to the room. The carpets in the room smelled plastic-y like they had just been installed. No coffee provided in the rooms. Nowhere to eat unless you pay 42,000 won for their breakfast buffet. Super dark hotel at night, feels deserted.. Also check out is at 11am. Really not the 5-star experience they advertised, feels missing a few necessary guest comforts. Overall I do not recommend this hotel. Stay in Seoul at any 4-star hotel and you will probably have a better experience.

Had been here several times, because of its convenient location near the airport and its a member of Marriott, it servers as my transfer hotel from my hometown to America, so every time I would carry several suitcases with me. But today the concierge desk forgot to bring them onto the shuttle bus to the airport, when I checked out, I took my luggage to the concierge desk and let them know that I will take the shuttle bus at 9:00 am to the airport, because it was only several minutes till 9:00 am, and the man at the concierge desk told me don’t worry about it and he would take care of my luggage, but when I arrived at the airport, my luggage was not on the bus, so I had to wait for another 45 minutes to wait for my luggage to be delivered by them! Absolutely ridiculous and unacceptable! Would never choose this hotel again.