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604-11 Yeuksam Dong, Kangnam Ku, Seoul, 135-080, South Korea
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Could someone tell me what is the best/easiest way to get from the airport - Incheon - into Seoul. We are staying at the Hilton and arriving at 7pm. Many thanks.
Which one? The Millenium or the Grand? take the airport limousine bus will be the cheapest and perhaps the fastes, depending on traffic and weather (you didn't say what time of year you were arriving).
To reach the Grand Hilton by bus from Incheon International Airport, take the No 6005 airport Limousine Bus which leaves from bus stop 5B or 12A. The journey takes approximately 1.5 hours.
For the Millenium Hilton, take Limousine Bus Line 2 (Route 2 Namsan Area) from the Incheon International Airport's Kal Limousine bus stop 4B or 11A. It stops at hotels in Namsan Area ad takes abot 60 minutes to get to the hotel. Tickets can be purchased at the ticket booth as well as the bus stop.
We stayed at the Millennium Hilton and took a taxi from the airport. Took about 45 minutes and it was about 5-6pm or so when we arrived. You could probably save money by taking the bus but it's not so convenient when you have luggage to manuever. I have lots of pics and tips on my Seoul page. Have a great trip!
I took two 40 pound bags on the bus and it was quite comfortable The lmo buses are designed specifically for taking people to hotels from the airport. Not as cramped as a taxi could be...dpending on how much luggage you have Plus yuo st up little highr and can see more of the city as yuo drive in.
I've taken taxis and the limo buses to both Hiltons. Travel times are only a few minutes different depending on traffic.
Unless the costs have increased, the bus is 15000 KRW per person. The taxis can run 45000+ KWR depending on traffic.
Hi,
The cheapest way is tube from Incheon to central Seoul.
The expensive but easier way is using taxi.
However, you'd better where your hotel is located because there are more than one Hilton Hotel in Seoul.
Also, there are information centre at the airport so you can get exact clue there.
Bye for now..
Thanks for all your suggestions. The hotel we are staying at is the Millenium Hilton. Guess the bus will be the way to go. Many thanks!!
There are Limited International ATM Sites in Seoul, your best bet will be at big banks, big department stores and at the subway. Be Sure to look at the screen when withdrawing since they have signs for english. If the screen has no english sign that says international atm card at the ATM Screen, then the ATM Doesn't Accept International ATMS (like Cirrus, Maestro, Plus, Discovery, etc.)
Seoul is a wonderful place for shopping. Dongdaemun, Namdaemun, Itaewon....The city is so alive even during the midnight. You can shop as well as view the street performance. Shopping wise, there is so much choices, stalls on the street or levels and levels of shops in shopping centre. Hey!!! Check out the lady on the right hand side. Cool hah!!!! : )
The Korean Wave is the name for the phenomenon of Korean popular culture. A tour of Korea will be a wonderful chance to visit these filming locations and experience diverse aspects of Korean culture.
One of the first things you notice here, and something which becomes more apparent the more you come to know Korea, is how deeply everyone in the country was, and remains, affected by the Korean war. Only recently did I discover just how close the North came to winning that conflict, and with compulsory military service, there are a lot of guys in uniform here. Not to mention the 10,000 people who work at Yongsan US Army Base, which takes up a huge chunk of real estate in central Seoul. But then, you've essentially got a (potential) war zone only 30 miles north of the city. The police carry M16 rifles and wear kevlar helmets, and in the west near Incheon, the entire coastline is fenced off with a barbed wire-topped mesh fence, to try to keep out infiltrators.
See my North v South travelogue for related photos and information.
i visited korea at the end of february/beginning of march. at that time snow was still covering the mountains and falling every now and then. it was still quite cold which is why i strongly suggest you bring thick sweaters/coats, mittens/gloves and caps/bonnets. thermal underwear are sure to keep you warm too!
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