New Hotels in Tainan

"Room 509 had an overwhelming bleach/disinfectant smell as soon as I opened the door, I almost thought I'd get chlorine poisoning. Please, when it comes to cleaning, can you think about the next guest? There are plenty of less pungent cleaning products on the market! Also, showering in the tub is fine, but the diverter valve to switch to the showerhead is incredibly hard to pull up. Every time you turn off the water and turn it back on, it reverts to the faucet. It's impossible to pull the diverter up to switch back to the showerhead when your hands are soapy, especially when you're in the middle of washing your hair, face, or body and need to turn the water off and on again. Try showering yourself and turning the water off mid-shower. Furthermore, the bottom of the tub is super slippery and there are no handrails. It's only a matter of time before a guest slips and gets seriously hurt."

"Staying for one night during a long weekend for $1,800 is indeed a pretty good deal for a business hotel. This time I stayed in room 208. The main pros are that it's clean and the shower head provides really hot water. But!!! The bathroom doesn't have a separate wet and dry area (understandable, as shown in the picture). Even when I tried to squeeze into a 90-degree corner to shower, the drain couldn't cope at all. Water would accumulate significantly before finally draining into the hole under the sink. Luckily, the bath mat hadn't been put down yet, otherwise it would have been soaked. The sink counter is also very short, so water splashes out when you brush your teeth or wash your face, no matter how awkwardly you try to wash up. Next, the mini-fridge had a strong sour smell when opened. It looked clean inside, but the smell was like someone had left their late-night snack in there too long and it wasn't cleaned promptly – it was awful. Then there's the TV. It's great, with lots of new movie options, but the color temperature was completely off. Initially, I thought, with such high ratings and me getting a relatively good deal, maybe I shouldn't be too picky. Later, I realized that the high 'value for money' comments, mentioning cleanliness and tidiness, were based on others paying only $850/night (on weekdays). That pretty much explains the good reviews! Hygiene isn't an issue! But overall, the facilities are seriously subpar. That's all!"

"The hotel lobby is quite stylish and spacious, and the staff are very friendly. We stayed in a triple room, and the keyless entry (password lock) was convenient for all of us. The room size was good, though the hanging space for clothes was a bit small and inconveniently located above where you'd place cups and bottles. The bathroom was roomy but lacked hooks for clothes. Soundproofing was just average, and the room lighting was a bit dim. A big plus was the modern hairdryer – it dried hair really fast! The self-service drink machine and snack cabinet in the lobby were also a nice touch; although the snacks were a bit sweet, the unlimited access was satisfying."

"The room was neat and clean... The fly in the ointment was that there were a lot of fallen leaves and dust on the balcony, so it was impossible to get to the balcony appearance! Although I lived in the room on the first floor this time, the passengers upstairs should have a small child who has been pushing the chair at night. It is bouncing early in the morning. I feel that the sound insulation is not very good. Fortunately, I am very satisfied with the breakfast... Very diverse breakfast, And when you come to Tainan, you really must try the beef soup in the hotel 👍👍👍 Big push... really delicious! The staff in the restaurant are very polite and polite 👍! Unfortunately, the part of the facilities is not open! If you go to Tainan next time... you should stay again!"

"It was a hostel chosen mainly for hygiene and location, but it was very clean and especially good with a shower room. It was a dormitory, but I could sleep quietly. However, the stairs are high, so it is difficult to carry heavy luggage up, so please refer to it."

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"It was a bit tricky to find the entrance at first because the hotel is tucked away in an alley off the main street. I was also a little worried since I use a budget SIM and couldn't add them on Line via ID. However, after doing the online check-in, I clicked on the QR key display icon, and a button to add them as a Line friend popped up, so I was able to connect. Once added on Line, I could save the QR key as an image and also check the Wi-Fi password, which was a relief. You can open both the main entrance and your room door with the QR code. The facilities are good: hot water in the shower works well, the hairdryer is good, A/C is good, indoor slippers are provided, and Wi-Fi is good. However, the refrigerator is shared. There's no shower curtain, so if you shower normally, the toilet, trash can, and other items get soaked, which is a bit unavoidable. Typical for Tainan, fighter jets were flying until around 7:30 PM, and I was woken up by their sound again around 7 AM. They did provide earplugs for 10 TWD, but I wasn't bothered by the noise. You can also hear the street motorbikes quite a bit, but it quieted down after 9 PM, so it didn't bother me when sleeping. There are gaps in the door, so mosquitoes and flies could potentially get in. They provided a plug-in mosquito repellent, but I didn't use it. The location is great: a 7-Eleven is just a 5-minute walk away. If you walk for 10 minutes, you'll reach a shopping street that connects trendy and traditional areas, so you can enjoy the evenings. I personally didn't find the subway station too far either, so I think choosing this hotel that AI recommended was the right decision."