Hotels with Parking in Hualien

The room was spacious and comfortable, and the bed was just right – not too soft, not too hard, so I slept really well. The duvet was also comfy, keeping me warm without overheating, which I loved. There was plenty of desk space in the room for my belongings. The kids' playroom wasn't huge but was well-designed and had a good variety of activities, keeping the children very happy. The snack bar offerings changed throughout the day; the popcorn, baby corn, and purple sweet potato were all delicious, and they even had minced pork noodles for supper. Breakfast was, as always, rich and varied, with many local specialties. I particularly enjoyed the crops from Hualien, such as dragon's whisker vegetables, rice, Hualien sweet potatoes, and Ji'an taro – all exceptionally tasty. And they even had Miaokou black tea, which made me really happy! 🥳

Located inside Taroko National Park, I highly recommend swimming in the rooftop pool – the views are absolutely stunning ❤️ You can see the cliff faces and the river. It's super convenient to walk to nearby famous attractions from the hotel. The breakfast offers a great variety, and I especially loved the made-to-order omelets where you can choose your own fillings. The hotel's service process is very smooth, and the staff are incredibly attentive. I'd definitely return if I get the chance.

Great experiance at The moment by lakeshore! The kids were thrilled by the bunk beds with curtains and privet hangers and lights 😅 It's a complex of buildings by lakeshore, we had a room with amazing mountains and gardens view. The auto check in station was simple to understand and operate, and suitable for us, since we arrived quite late. The room design is very cool, everything worked, good water pressure. The shower is separated from the toilet, so it's comfy for friends staying together. For us as a family it didn't matter. Everything in the minibar was included in the room price, and I tried the cold brew teas, they were excellent! The breakfast was served in the hotel building next to our hotel, from the same owner. Great buffet, large variety and even marked for allergies! The hotel has a parking area close by, and it's about 10 minutes drive to Taroko visitors center. All in all, I recommend this hotel for short stays, if you are with 3 or 4 kids take the bunk beds room for 6, we really enjoyed it.

Had a very underwhelming experience for the money that we paid for this hotel. Decor was very outdated (i.e. 2000s), which was understandable as this is an old hotel. Service staff was quite rude when we asked for directions and recommendations for food and things to see around the area. Do note that the carpark is very small and there are no parking lots surrounding the area. When we checked in, the carpark attendant told us that their carpark lot was at full capacity.

The room doesn't come with bottled water, but there's a water dispenser available. The bed was really comfortable, and the view was great. I booked a sea-view room, so I could see the ocean. It was so relaxing and comfortable to soak in the tub while looking out at the sea. It was a perfect time to unwind.

The hotel's external facilities are excellent. The lobby is spacious, and there are plenty of drinks and snacks available. The service is also great, and the rooftop terrace is thoughtfully decorated! However, the most important thing when you're away is the room, a place where you can truly rest. Unfortunately, the air conditioning was very old and couldn't be adjusted, and it was so loud that I had to turn it off to sleep. There was also water pooling under the bathroom sink (the photo was taken after I wiped it), and the chair in front of the vanity was broken. It feels like the priorities are a bit reversed. I hope they can properly repair the in-room facilities.

Although the hotel is a little far from the city, it is within 10 minutes' drive to the lively street photography, dining, shopping, and other shopping activities. The hotel environment is quiet, parking is convenient, the service staff is friendly, and although the facilities are not very new, they are neat and clean, and the CP value is high.

Upon arrival you will see QR codes on the door, 3 QR codes (WhatsApp, WeChat, and Line), scan your desired code and instead of texting, call the number as the owner will respond promptly. She will give you the door key pad code and your room number. Enter the sliding door and go up to your room where you will find the physical key in the door. Not sure if all rooms are like this but the mattress was directly on the floor, it made no difference to us as the mattress was comfortable. Overall enjoyable stay and seamless experience.

Check-in convenience: Self check-in was quite convenient; communication via WeChat/Line was possible. The night market is a 10-minute walk away. Safety: Good location, very safe. Facilities: As pictured, a 'prison-style' experience, which I definitely felt. Hygiene: Hygiene was acceptable. Environment: The environment was unique, worth experiencing.

It's clean, it's close to the train station, where you can rent a scooter to explore Taroko National Park, also have a gas station next door to refill your scooter and you are next to the main road to go to the National Park. There is enough stuff to cook yourself something. Communication with the landlord on self check-in went well and I could check-in earlier because my bed was free, actually I was the only guest in the dorm on my first of two nights. It was calm and the entire hostel & bathroom was very clean. I liked, that you can buy razors, one-way towels, toothbrush kit for a small fee, even if I didn't need it. The only downside, and that's why I gave it -3 stars in amenity was, that the mattress was so hard, it felt like sleeping on the floor. The room had a bit of strange moisture smell, but I could get used to it quickly. If there would be a thicker, less hard mattress, that place would get total points. On the back door / balcony you have a nice view of the mountains. (The picture attached is taken from the road, but if you crop the lower half, it's what you see)