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This is my second stay here. The location isn't too far from Yancheng Station, and there's a 7-Eleven right at the alley entrance, which is quite convenient. There's also a self-service laundry shop next door, and the overall cleanliness is good. The only inconvenience is that each backpacker room only has one bathroom, so the wait time can be quite long.

Hi everyone! I’m a foreigner and have been living in Taiwan for three years. In February, I traveled alone to Kaohsiung. After the cold weather in Hsinchu, it was a wonderful decision to stay there. I booked Zola Hotel because it’s within easy reach of the famous pagoda and pond. The hotel offers great hospitality, is perfectly clean, and has modern facilities. There was even a coffee machine in the room. I really enjoyed my stay and, for the first time in Kaohsiung, I slept very well. I’ve stayed at five-star hotels before, but they were less convenient and not as new. The hotel also provides a food area where guests can enjoy free cookies, fruit (bananas and oranges), coffee, tea, and drinking water. Thank you for your outstanding service and hospitality! By the way, luggage storage is available upon request. The receptionists are very nice and friendly, and they speak English very well, so there is no communication barrier. The hotel is just an 8-minute walk from Kaohsiung Arena MRT Station. I will definitely come back again.

The location is convenient, right next to the MRT station. Although the bathrooms are shared, they are very clean and regularly maintained, with absolutely no odor. There are many shopping malls nearby, so eating and drinking are not a problem. Famous attractions are about a ten-minute walk away, making it highly recommended.

The 6F area with the kitchen is awesome! I didn't expect so many things. The place to hang the clothes is very convenient as well. But I was surprised to realize that the solo rooms are in the basement. On the post it on the key, the 1 next to B was written very small and the 4 made me wonder if I was on the 4th floor at first. It got me confused because 4F would have meant an F and not a B (for the basement). Since they do not have a 4th floor, though, it became obvious I had to go down. The elevator doesn't go down there, though. I also heard people use the hairdryer around midnight three nights in a row. The walls/doors are really thin so you can hear it all. I would recommend potentially putting a note to ask guests not to use the hairdryer after 10 or 11PM for other guests? I find it a bit disrespectful but it might be a culture shock (and doesn't impact the service of the place overall, not their fault people do that!) {Of course you can also bring and wear earplugs when you go to sleep so you won't hear your neighbors either.}

The location is super convenient, with a bar and restaurant right downstairs for a relaxing drink. The room is spacious and beautifully decorated, giving an overall comfortable vibe. The only minor issue is that the bed frame is a bit old, and if you move too much, it creaks. So, if your partner is a light sleeper, you might want to keep that in mind! The room comes with tea bags and capsule coffee, and there's a water dispenser on the R floor, which is a great bonus. Towels are provided, but remember to bring your own toothbrush and toothpaste!

Good location, walking distance to formosa interchange which connects the redline to airport, highspeed rail, ruifeng night market and yellowline to the pier area to access qijin island. There is even a night market liouhe which is only 1min walk away! I actly liked this small night market more than the large ruifeng one as there are many tables to sit down and eat. Breakfast and self service washing machines are available too. And extension only costs 150NTD per hour.. very convenient. Only bad thing was lack of plugs. See third image. Whole room only had these sockets and they are too close such that it is viable to only use 1 plug at a time.

I recently stayed at Ox Suites in the Yancheng district of Kaohsiung, and it was an exceptional experience. Ron and his wife run a fantastic little serviced apartment that’s clean, modern, and minimalist, yet equipped with everything you might need—and more. The apartment was spotless, and the minimalist design made it feel spacious and comfortable. Ron went above and beyond by providing a comprehensive list of things to do in the Yancheng area, which was incredibly helpful. If you only have three nights, like I did, you’ll find plenty to keep you busy just in Yancheng and nearby Cijin. Their recommendations were spot on, and they were always just a message away if I needed anything or had any questions. The location is also a major plus. It’s just a short walk to Yancheng station on the orange line, making it easy to get around. You can easily reach the hotel with just one change of train line from the HSR Station. Overall, I had a fantastic stay and will definitely be back the next time I’m in Kaohsiung. Highly recommended!

The guesthouse uses a self-check-in system, with check-in hours from 4 PM to 10 PM. If you need to check in after 9 PM, you may not be able to contact the staff immediately, and emergency calls will only be answered after hours. It's recommended that anyone planning a late check-in contact the guesthouse in advance to avoid panic. Check-in is via Line, which is posted on the door. The rooms are generally comfortable and clean.

Very comfortable and clean. It's just two metro stops from Liuhe Night Market, and Ruifeng Night Market is also nearby!

The receptionist on the evening shift was very friendly. The location is great, the four-person room is spacious, and the breakfast is delicious. It would be even better if they added a little more Taiwanese/Tainan-style food.