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Direction to Benikea Hotel * It takes about 15 minutes from BENIKEA Hotel KP to KIAS on foot. There are several ways to get to BENIKEA HOTEL KP from Incheon International Airport. You may either take the airport limousine, the airport train (AREX), or/and a taxi. Choose the most convenient way by referring to the following. ► Limousine Bus →The Route of BUS 6002 • You may purchase Limousine or Premium Bus tickets at the Transportation Information Counters located indoors (Exit 4 and 9) or outdoors (Exit 4, 6, 7, 8, 11, and 13) on the passenger terminal arrival floor. • No. 6002 The most convenient limousine bus to BENIKEA Hotel KP is No. 6002, bound for Cheongnyangni. The bus stops at the airport are "5B" and "12A". The fare is 10,000 Korean Won, and the bus departs every 12 to 15 minutes. The first bus departs from the airport at 05:30 and the last bus departs at 23:00. You can get off at 'Cheongnyangni Station' bus stop, which will take about an hour and half. Take a taxi to reach BENIKEA Hotel KP. ► Airport Train • Airport Trains are available from the airport to Seoul Station, which is the last stop. If you take the commuter train, it will take 53 minutes to Seoul Station and cost you 3,850 Korean won. If you take the express train, it will take 43 minutes to go directly from the airport to Seoul Station and cost you 8,000 Korean won. To reach BENIKEA Hotel KP from Seoul station, you can either take Subway Line No. 1 to Hoegi station or a taxi directly to the hotel (taxi takes about 40 minutes with fare 12,000Won). For more information, please visit the Incheon International Airport Website. ► Taxi • If you have heavy luggage, we suggest that you take a taxi. There are two different types of taxis, regular and deluxe (black-colored). In case of the former, it will cost about 75,000 Korean Won from the Incheon International Airport to BENIKEA Hotel KP including a toll (7,700 Korean Won.) If you take a deluxe taxi, it will cost 95,000 Korean Won including toll (7,700 Korean Won). However, please keep in mind that it may cost more depending on traffic conditions. For more information, please visit the Incheon International Airport Website. There are two ways to get to BENIKEA HOTEL KP from Gimpo International Airport. You may either take the airport limousine bus or the taxi. Choose the most convenient way by referring to the following. ► Limousine Bus (Gate 1 -> station 6) •You can purchase limousine tickets at the Transportation Information centers located at international gate 1 on the passenger terminal arrival floor. No. 6101 (To Dobong, Seongdong)The 'Dobong, Seongdong' route, No. 6101, departs from international gate 1 and costs 7,000 won. Get off at 'Korea Univ. Station' bus stop and take a taxi. ► Taxi •If you have heavy luggage, we suggest that you take a taxi from the airport. There are two different types of taxis, regular and deluxe (black-colored). In case of the former, it will cost about 30,000 Korean Won from the Gimpo International Airport to BENIKEA HOTEL KP. If you take a deluxe taxi, it will cost around twice as more. However, it may cost more depending on traffic conditions. When explaining your destination, show the 'Direction for Taxi Driver' to the driver. For more information, please visit Gimpo International Airport website. Direction for Taxi Driver (Benikea Hotel KP) Present this map to the taxi driver to get to Benikea Hotel in Seoul. 기사님께, 수고가 많으십니다. 이 분께서는 외국에서 한국을 방문하신 과학자이십니다. 회기역 1번 출구에 있는 베니키아 KP 호텔까지 모셔다 주시 면 대단히 감사하겠습니다. 주소: 서울특별시 동대문구 휘경동 319-12 문의처: 베니키아 호텔 KP (02-9575-007) .

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