Kaohsiung Hotels with Wi-Fi

The location of Han Hsien is very convenient. It’s only twenty minutes from the airport. There are coffee shops, bakeries, and markets, fruit stalls and flower shops in the neighbourhood. The Birthday Park is just around the corner. There is a pool, a spa and a Cantonese dim sum restaurant in the hotel which are all of good standard. The hotel is not new but it is well-maintained.

Walking distance from Houyi station (there's 3 bubble tea shops along the way). One thing to note: nearest exit (exit 3) have escalators going upwards only, need to walk to a further exit with a lift (exit 2). Room wasn't very clean, TV remote control was so dusty. Hotel breakfast was meh, disappointing.

Howard Plaza Hotel exudes an aura of cleanliness and tranquility. Every corner is immaculate, reflecting their commitment to hygiene. The environment is serene and inviting, making guests feel at ease. The well-maintained surroundings speak volumes about their attention to detail. Truly, a haven of comfort and cleanliness. A commendable job indeed!

Airline Inn is right outside the Kaohsiung Station with public transportation accessible to all over the city and adjacent cities. Artistically decorated and ergonomically designed, our room has the lav separated from a large showroom and toilet. USBs and light switches are conveniently located within a well thought out nightlight. Pillows and sheets are new and of high quality. The room design provides several counter spaces to hold luggages unlike most other hotels. The breakfast is typical of Chinese that we love but may not for Westerners. The only issue we had was the little chaos and detour in front of the hotel duo to the walkway construction and the Kaohsiung station construction. Once completed the hotel would be solid 4-star rated. Regardless, Airline Inn is a great choice for Kaohsiung travelers.

Great view, good location and next to a mall (e-sky mall) with supermarket and food court. Concierge and house keeping staff were the most helpful and friendly. They always had a smile, polite, and eager to help. The worst was executive lounge and front desk, borderline being rude. Their lounge (11/f) collected a birthday cake cutting fee (NT$500), even when we are hotel guest. Front desk reminded me several times of extra charge if late check out. The lobby cafe don’t know what is flat white and had no intention to find out what it is. I reckon their business is too good and don’t care about hospitality.

Good Point Clean. The floor and wall flashes✨ Spacious double beds. Good for a couple or group🛌🏻 Delicious breakfast🥙 Bad Point 10mins walk from the nearest MRT station It's not an ”ocean” view but ”harbour” view *Don't expect sometimes as in Hawaii, Miami, and Los Angeles

The front desk staff are very nice, the breakfast is good, the room service staff are very kind, and the room is very clean. I will stay here again if I come to Kaohsiung again☺️

my second stay in this hotel, good location nrar the tourist attractions Pier 2 , Love river and Kaohsiung harbour etc., also 500m walk from the nearest metro bars and restaurants all within walking distance. this time i arrived early(abt 10.30am) with the typhoon and rain outside, the guy in front desk kindly enough to let me in the room. also good to mention is the interior of the place is nice , will stay if i visit Kaohsiung again

The hotel is conveniently located about 10mins walking distance to Sinyi Elementary School Station. The hotel lobby is kinda grand but as its a hotel with long history, lacks abit lustre. my room is on the 15th floor. spacious room with shower and bathtub, big window with good view.. room doesnt come with an international wall socket (only tw 2 flat pin) so remember to bring along the travel adapter, otherwise will have to ask the hotel for one. hotel breakfast is decent.. many beverages to choose from.. overall is ok but the room's aircon is super cold and no matter how i adjust the temp and fan mode it doesn't help.. i had to sleep with the aircon off and hid under the duvet whole night..

This was the perfect spot for me personally because I was able to explore a few local areas. I took the HSR from Taipei and stayed only one night. I met a few locals within walking distance and the Central Park is a nice feature across the street. Although the Pier 2 Creative Park is still in the process of developing itself, I felt it was well worth it to go there for food, drinks, photos, and exploring there. The hotel room itself was amazing. As soon as I walked in I took a bunch of photos and posted on Facebook because I felt it was cooler than my apartment. I did not order the breakfast but I did have coffee from the café. There’s a few cute diners and photo shops down the street. There’s a dog café and a cat café not far from the hotel. Staff was very friendly. I had a teatime at intercontinental (which was a droll vibe), and I’m glad I chose not to stay there. I feel that Indigo gives a great value for the money and the design specialists were really detailed-oriented with some of the things they included in the rooms. Facilities were great. View was nice. Go see for yourself.