Walking to the Hotel

After arriving at Incheon International Airport from Narita, I walked to the hotel. It takes about 25 minutes on foot. There is also a shuttle bus service from the airport.

Entrance

This is the Best Western Premier Hotel, a four-star hotel.

This is the hotel entrance.

Lobby on the First Floor

This is the front lobby on the first floor. The elevators at the back lead to the guest rooms.

Convenience Store

There was a convenience store on the first floor of the hotel. It is called CU, a name derived from the phrase “Nice to see you.” CU is a very popular convenience store chain in South Korea, although it does not exist in Japan.

Convenience Store Entrance

This is the entrance to the CU convenience store.

Room on the 10th Floor

My room for the night was on the 10th floor.

Twin Room

This is what the guest room looked like inside. I had reserved a twin room, and it was furnished with two large beds.

Bathroom

These were the amenities provided in the bathroom, including toothbrushes, a comb, soap, and other items.

Shampoo and Other Amenities

They were placed beside the bathtub.

Elevator Hall

This is the elevator hall on the 10th floor the next morning. I was on my way to the breakfast venue.

Elevator

The elevator had glass walls, allowing a view outside.

I took this elevator down to the restaurant where breakfast was served.

Lobby Decoration

When I arrived at the first-floor lobby, I found this wooden sculpture displayed there.

It looked like a naturally shaped piece of wood with its surface polished smooth. I think it was probably sturdy enough to sit on.

Front Lobby

This is the front lobby on the first floor.

Rest Area

It was called “NOUHAUS – For Rest Lounge.”

It was a relaxing space where guests could take a break.

Restaurant Patio

This is Patio, the restaurant where breakfast was served.

Restaurant Entrance

This is the entrance to the restaurant Patio.

Buffet Counter

This is the buffet area. There was a wide variety of food available.

Korean Side Dishes (1)

This was the Korean side dish section.

Korean Side Dishes (2)

These were also Korean side dishes.

Fruit and Vegetable Corner

This was the fruit and vegetable section.

Fruit and Vegetable Corner (Left Side)

On the left side of the second shelf, there was Yakult.

It seems that Yakult’s Korean affiliate sells it locally in South Korea.

Fruit and Vegetable Corner (Right Side)

This is the right side of the vegetable section.

Hot Dishes

This was the hot dishes section.

Dishes in Serving Containers

This was another section with hot dishes served in containers.

Chicken Wings

Grilled White Fish

The label said “Grilled White Fish with Tomato Sauce.”

It seemed to be grilled white fish served with tomato sauce.

Traditional Korean Sweets

Breakfast Plate

This was the meal I selected. I sampled a variety of side dishes little by little.