Hotels near Sector Garage, Changhua

One of the best hostels I've stayed in my whole 23 years travelling around the world, absolutely outstanding. Spotless, spacious, beautifully designed and decorated, full of anything you could possibly need and more, lovely quiet street, seconds away from the bus stop and minutes walk to Lukang centre. Easy to find, smooth self check-in, very quick and responsive host. The beds, furniture, kitchen, everything is such outstanding quality and so pretty to look at. The rules are respected so the communal living is very pleasant, it's silent at night and social during the day. I regret not having stayed longer.

Remodeled from an old building at great location. Surprisingly new and clean rooms and provided small towels, waters, travl accessories for guests. Walking distance to major points in old town. Great place!

A huge thank you to Yile! ♥️ When I was strolling through Lukang Old Street, I realized I had lost my phone and asked the staff to check if I had left it in my room. The staff were incredibly helpful. Then, when checking out, I forgot my souvenirs in the fridge... For us rather carefree folks, Yile patiently contacted a courier service to have them sent home for us. Thank you so much to the staff at Yile! 🥰 Thank you so much! Despite the little hiccups, our trip wasn't a disappointment at all! 🥰 Their service was absolutely fantastic!! Highly recommended! 👍🏻

Overall is great. Breakfast with great variety's, Chinese, western cuisine. Parking is convenient at hotel basement carpark. Also included welcome drink in room! Location is also convenient with surrounding restaurant n cafe. Recommend.

Always a great experience, my top choice when visiting Changhua.

I usually stay at this hotel and have always had good experiences, but this time was very disappointing. I stayed for 2 nights, and on the second night, housekeeping did not clean the hair left in the bathroom. They did tidy up other parts of the room, but completely overlooked the hair in the bathroom. I expected better consistency, especially since I’m a regular guest. Very disappointing

I had high expectations for this place, maybe a 7/10 originally, but after staying there, my satisfaction went above a 10! The front desk staff were friendly, and the breakfast was good. If I had to nitpick, there's only one elevator and it gets a lot of use, and parking spaces are a bit limited. But personally, I think these are minor flaws that don't detract from the overall experience. For the price and quality of stay, you can really tell the owners put a lot of thought into it!

The hotel's location is decent, but the front desk staff were just okay. However, the breakfast restaurant staff were excellent; they'd clear empty plates promptly and even explained how to use the breakfast equipment. They truly deserve praise and were a big reason for the higher rating. On the downside, the soundproofing in the rooms is very poor. On the night I checked in, there was an event at the nearby Lukang Sports Park, and the noise was deafening. The sound I heard in my room on the sixth floor was no different from being right next to the sports field on the ground floor.

We were able to upgrade to a room with a window at the last minute, which felt like a huge improvement. This is a charming guesthouse, decorated with many nostalgic items reminiscent of my 40s and 50s, including movie posters, vinyl records, children's toys, and everyday items. It's very inviting. The guesthouse is not far from Lukang Old Street, within walking distance. ”Taipei is not my home~” ”My hometown has no neon lights~” These songs inspired me to revisit Lukang. With the ”Pink Supercar” taking off, the streets were even more lively. Lukang has many delicious snacks that I highly recommend, such as rice cakes, noodles, and meat soup—clean and tasty.

The hotel's location is super convenient, and the facilities are all there. We also got a great deal on the room rate during the Dragon Boat Festival long weekend. Plus, they offer a wide variety of breakfast options. Coincidentally, during our two-day stay, there was a DIY craft class. The instructor was Teacher Hong, a patchwork artist who was there for the Lu Ban Banquet. She was incredibly patient. I had no idea the Lu Ban Banquet has been going on for 30 years! It was a real treat to be able to see crafts from various master artisans and learn about their apprentices carrying on the traditions. We learned so much!