Hotels in Cheng Huang Temple, Hsinchu

The location of the accommodation is very close to the lively Chenghuang Temple and Dongmen Market. You can take a stroll for supper in the evening, and there are convenience stores next to the hotel. The service staff is very friendly, everyone has a smile on their face, and the facilities are very clean. The only drawback is that the sound insulation is not very dense, but the tourists who come to stay do not make any noise at night, so it is a great stay experience

The elevator, the floor is uneven, although the carpet can still feel mottled. In the room, no electric bell is used to open the door with a key, and the safety lock behind the door feels not very reliable; in the bathroom, there are towels that do not provide personal items, and the shower gel can hardly be pressed out. When tired sleep, other doors open, close sound and vibration affect our sleep. There is more than we can imagine!

The hotel's lobby and front desk exuded a grand, imposing atmosphere, to the point where it would be suitable for business guests. However, I didn't find the same level of quality within the guest room itself. Stepping out of the elevator, the room numbering was rather unclear. I just kept walking, and to my surprise (and slight amusement), my room was located down a dimly lit, somewhat unsettling corridor that made me question if guests were even meant to pass through. Upon opening the door, a slightly stuffy odor greeted me. On the bedside table, the varnish appeared to have peeled, possibly from a chemical, and there were traces of splashed liquid. While opening the curtains revealed a rather nice view of Hsinchu City Hall, a faint, mildewy smell emanated from the swaying fabric. (Interestingly, the bathroom itself was free of any moldy scent.) Even with the lighting at its brightest, the room remained generally dim. To describe it in terms of Japanese hotels, it felt like a stately, imposing property built during the 'bubble era' that had simply aged over time without undergoing any substantial renovation. Despite these observations, its close proximity to the station and ease of access were definite positives, and above all, the room itself was quite spacious. While it might not have received a thorough deep clean or major refurbishment, the daily upkeep was perfectly sufficient. Considering all these aspects, my honest conclusion is a hesitant, 'Hmm, I might actually consider staying here again the next time I visit Hsinchu.'

This hotel offers a unique amenity not found elsewhere. On the 1st-floor lounge, guests can find essential oils, bath salts, and fine mesh bags to fill and take back to their room's bathtub, adding a delightful aromatic touch to their soak – a truly thoughtful gesture! Nearby, Changhe Temple and the Cultural and Educational Building are worth exploring. From the park just across the street, you can easily pick up a U-Bike and cycle to the train station, passing by sights like City Hall and the Public Library along the way.

A time honoured hotel got a new “face” by cultural creative designing. The rooms and the parking lot still express their old ages but good maintenance shall be credited. It seems there are many exchanging staff from abroad, which is good for providing international services. The location is perfect, just right nearby the city hall. Even though the restaurants around this area are plenty, the ones inside Howard are good enough and the cafe on 1st floor is suitable for a family with kids.

When I arrive the hotel, i was initially ”shock” from the hotel outlook. However from the staff greeting and entering the assigned room, this impression changed, as it eventually turn out to be better than i originally expected. Staff attitude and room cleanliness was good and a decent breakfast provided. Value for money for business stay.

The service is great. Parking spaces need to be confirmed with the store first. Check-out was delayed because I overslept. The service is good and the location is good. The only drawback is that the pillows are too soft. The room is well soundproofed and quiet.

The location is Very convenient,near the train station, 7/11 and others. The staff are kind and approachable. There is also a free laundry where you can wash your clothes. And also a free breakfast which not every hotel offers. Lastly the price is very affordable 😃😃😃

The hotel room and overall establishment is old and worn out. It was totally different from the pictures shown in Trip.com. Room is small and there's always smoking smoke entered my room easily as the gap between door is quite big. Sometimes, the smoking smoke from other floors entered from the toilet window which was covered with glass door into my room's toilet. Hence it was very very unpleasant and uncomfortable to sniff in all the secondhand smoke from other hotel guests stayed in other floors. I also found a condom packing which was tore off and dumped at the bottom of tissue holder after I used the very last piece of tissue paper in my room I got a shock to see that. I then realised the hotel was rented out for day use for *** making purpose. As free condoms were provided as part of the amenities. The housekeeping granny was friendly and did her part to clean my room and did my bed maybe she had overlooked about the tore off condom packing laying at the bottom of tissue holder. The water dispenser looks old and no mineral water bottle was given. I ended up buying my own water from convenient store. Location wise is just across the street from the Hsinchu Train Station. Best service I will give credit to the housekeeping granny who is friendly and helpful.

I went there by car and it was easy to find the hotel. Not far from the night market. There is also a hotel subsidy of 100 Taiwan dollars for parking. The breakfast is very good. Went with children. The price/performance ratio is good and can be recommended. The service attitude is very good.