I booked this hotel through orbitz.com, which gives it decent reviews. I asked for a crib for our almost 2 year old through them. Because it was an option on the site, I assumed it was an option at the hotel. Not true. We had two double beds(we also had a 6 and 8 year old with us), which were hard (I know Korean beds are like this, as a rule, but I've seen where other people say it was comfortable), but no crib. We called the front desk, who did speak good English, but she said they do not even offer them. The room was HOT, and we had to open our super small window to cool the room down enough to get it comfortable. The bathroom was nice, but the door to the bathroom is glass, and the toilet sits right in front of it, so you feel like you have no privacy.
Overall, it was a decent room. We were just staying there overnight for an early flight. We were able to park our American SUV there and it's an easy drive to the airport.

I stayed at hotel june on many occassions, and every time it was a pleasurable experience. the rooms were big and very clean and the staff were very helpful in recomending places to eat out. i would recoment to stay here if you were transiting or spending a couple of nights in Incheon.

Our room at the Hotel June was clean, comfortable and had all the amenities that we needed for an overnight stay before our flight the next day. The complimentary shuttle to and from the airport was very welcome and the staff were helpful and courteous. Even though we were in the middle of Incheon, the room was very quiet. We did not go the restaurant or the pool/sauna, so cannot comment on those.

We stayed one evening at the June Hotel and thought it was well worth it. We had the "jumbo" family room which comprised of 2 double beds, a small sofa, coffee table and room to actually walk around in. A PC was also provided for use in the room. Reservation was for 4 guests but the room had towels for 2. No problem, the lobby quickly sent up extra towels via the familiar driver who had just picked us up from the airport. I guess staff has multiple duties.

Although the bathroom was huge, we didn't like the fact that the door was see-thru glass. It was a bit weird sitting on the toilet and being able to wave to my kids sitting on the sofa outside. We also had some drainage issues. The entire bathroom floor was soaking wet after a shower. Never did quite figure out if there was a switch or something that needed to be turned on, since all notices/signs were in Korean.

The room was very spacious compared to the hotels we had stayed in during our earlier legs in Japan and Seoul. The front desk spoke decent English and the drivers on the airport shuttle were very helpful and polite. The AREX Unseo train station was just a couple of blocks away which made it very convenient for public transportation. There were at least 3 convenience stores within one square block of the hotel - one being right across the street. Restaurants and bars could be a little intimidating if you didn't speak Korean. Easily overcome by picking a restaurant with menu item pictures on the walls -- just point :-)

Overall a great transient hotel for an overnight stay or two, and definitely a convenient hotel if you need to be by the Incheon Airport.