The November Stay in Landmark

My first 21-day trip to Korea had the happiest ending, thanks to The November Stay! 💛 It’s a truly pet-friendly place — my furry son and I enjoyed exploring the many beautiful parks nearby every day. The staff were always kind and helpful. We felt safe, cozy, and right at home. I’ll definitely come back next time! 🐾✨

This is not a dog friendly accommodation, and I had to cancel. It took 3 weeks for them to give a refund through booking.com.

They expect you to keep the dog in a leash in your own room, disinfect the room before you leave and never have the dog alone in the room. As South Korea do not allow for dogs either in shops or restaurants, they basically ask you to stay put in your room and not go anywhere.
On top of that they expect you to pay 40 000 won for the dog.

An excellent choice for those seeking a stay with the convenience of a small pantry and lounge. Ideally located with easy access to the metro/subway, and surrounded by multiple convenience stores and coffee shops within the premises

This is a wonderful place to stay. It's in the business district of Incheon so with that comes a more sophisticated environment and is also away from the night life.

There are some wonderful food places and options to buy groceries in the convenience stores downstairs in the lobby. With regards to the rooms, very clean but what was lacking was the amenities. There is soap and shampoo but with regards to the kitchen, it is pretty much next to nothing. No dish soap or sponge and limited Cutlery and dishes. The towels are More like hand towels And not the big body towels Most people in the west are used to.

I would definitely recommend you to stay here and the price is very fair if not closer on the cheaper end.

I would say that the water had a smell of mold so not sure if it was the pipes that had mold or the usage of the water and piping was not done often but the mold smell permeated the shower water in addition to the kitchen water.

Probably the best apartments I've stayed in Korea.

Cons:
1) weak ventilation (you can solve this by opening a window, it's quiet outside)
2) There is a cover under the bedsheet, that's why your back sweats during your sleep. It's a bit annoying.
3) Quite far from Seoul, but the metro is 5 minutes away.

Pros:
All the rest. Separate bedroom, kitchen, washing machine with dryer. The room was VERY clean, cozy, and in excellent condition.