Hotels with Parking in Taichung

Upon check-in, when asked the reason for our stay, I casually mentioned we were celebrating our 100th day together. They genuinely took note and arranged related services. The sense of privacy and exclusive hospitality was exceptional, truly living up to the reputation of Japan's top Hoshino Resorts group. I particularly loved the design of the entire garden and the relaxation pavilions by the pool, as well as the hot springs. Whether it was the expansive window views from the room, the scenery from the private onsen, the women's public bath, or the dining area, every single spot, with its flowers, plants, and water birds, was meticulously designed. Both dinner and breakfast were also thoughtfully prepared and presented using local ingredients. Our 2-day, 1-night stay left us feeling incredibly touched and joyful, both physically and mentally. It felt like we were taken care of in every possible way. Every moment was filled with deep appreciation. I highly recommend staying here.

Walking distance to Fengjia Night Market, with both surface and underground parking options. There's even a rooftop spa pool! Overall, it offers great value for money and is definitely worth a return visit. The front desk staff provided attentive service.

The soundproofing in the room was excellent, and the air conditioning was quiet. The water pressure was strong, and the bath amenities smelled lovely. The breakfast was decent, pretty much the same every day, but it was great to have natto. The pool was absolutely fantastic, very clean, and we spent every day in it. The pool facilities were also great. Highly recommend it. The location is also good; bus 302 goes directly from the airport to the hotel. There's a shopping mall within a 5-minute walk, as well as convenience stores and many local eateries with delicious food.

The corner room was a bit small. With a double bed, it's fine for one person. The bed faces directly into the bathroom, so be careful with the water pressure/direction when showering, or the whole floor will get wet. The air conditioning is central, so be aware if you have specific preferences. The room has three sets of lights: main space, bathroom, and a night light. There's a free laundry room on the top floor, with paid dryers. The washing machine automatically adjusts based on the laundry type/requirements. The bed was really comfortable, I slept great, but the pillows were a bit too soft. The location is super convenient. It's across from Miyahara Eye Clinic and a 5-6 minute walk to the train station. The street behind the hotel is lively at night with hot pot restaurants. The staff were friendly.

It was a very pleasant experience. The room is incredibly spacious and stylishly decorated. The enormous Jacuzzi with colored mood lighting, offering a view over the city, was truly special. The bed was comfortable, and there was also a seating area with a sofa. A large desk with connections for a laptop and charging options for phones is convenient for those who need it. The bathroom itself is very large. The hotel appears well-maintained. The parking garage was a big plus. The breakfast was good, with plenty of choices. If I had to mention one minor drawback, it would be that the room didn't smell very fresh. It was as if someone had smoked in it, despite it being a non-smoking room. But thankfully, it wasn't too intense.

This was a business trip, and I found this Japanese-style hotel close to my work location, within walking distance. The hotel has a very Japanese feel to it, and for a solo traveler, the room was spacious and comfortable. They also offer snacks for guests, which is a very thoughtful touch. I'll definitely prioritize this hotel next time I need accommodation!

The hotel's location is convenient, with a small commercial area nearby and a bus stop right outside. The room has been renovated, is spacious, and the TV can stream content on its huge screen. I stayed on the 17th floor and didn't hear any noise, so overall I was very satisfied. The only minor drawback is that the parking lot is uncovered, so it gets quite hot in the summer sun, but free parking is still a good perk. If the parking lot is full, you can park in a nearby lot and the hotel will reimburse the parking fee.

The hotel offers good value for money, but the breakfast selection was just so-so. On our second day, we visited the Second Market, recommended by locals, which was only about a 5-minute walk away. You *must* try the Shan He Braised Pork Rice, beef pan-fried buns, and Lao Lai Black Tea! We had a great time walking around and eating, and our brunch was easily sorted. As for the room, the bed is right in front of you as soon as you open the door. However, the toilet and shower areas are separated (wet and dry), and there's enough space to open a large suitcase. P.S. There are no convenience stores right near the hotel; you'll have to walk a bit to find one.

The front desk staff member was very detailed in their explanation and highly efficient, getting us checked in quickly. The hotel room was quite tidy and spotless. The hotel has a unique design; from the outside, it looks like a concrete building, but once you step inside, it has a distinct charm. The atrium design provides space for plants to grow. Concrete, wood, and plants are integrated perfectly, allowing you to experience a 'ruined' aesthetic even in modern times. The warm yellow lighting, however, gives you a sense of security, creating a vibe like a post-apocalyptic shelter. Afterward, we ordered a cocktail from the hotel before 10:00 PM. It was quite strong, and we slept very well after drinking it. The location is near the train station, within walking distance. There are also the Hanzixi / Yizhong Night Market nearby, making it quite well-connected. It's about 10 kilometers from the High-Speed Rail station, accessible by bus.

The hotel wasn't as dated as I expected and was pretty comfortable. It offers convenient on-site parking. However, spaces are limited, so arriving late might mean you won't find a spot. If you've mentioned your parking needs in your booking, it's worth asking the front desk if they can still assist, even if the lot seems full. There isn't much in the immediate vicinity; the nearest convenience store is a bit of a walk.