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The environment is great, the scenery is beautiful, the rooms are large and comfortable, and the facilities are also very good and new, including air conditioning, dehumidifier, and refrigerator. The owner is very warm and cheerful. Our group of four ate in the attached restaurant, enjoying individual hot pots. The ingredients were plentiful and delicious, and the portions were huge. We were very full. Next time we come to Alishan, we will definitely stay and dine at the Mountain Tea House again.

The check-in was slightly unpleasant stating i only book for two but I clearly indicated 3. All that sorted when I understand that it was all sorted. The view of this place is absolutely amazing! Crazy beaufiful. However, if you're accessing this place via public transport. It is a nightmare getting off Bus 7322 and walking up is too much to managed 😫 Wish the hotel would have provided the transport for pickup at least to make the price worth paying for as it was a bit steep. Nevertheless, the view can't compare and truly put you on cloud 9.

Are all hotel rooms in Alishan small? This 10-something square meter room definitely isn't worth the price. There's no heating or air conditioning in the room. I saw vents and a central control system, but they weren't on? This wasn't mentioned when booking. After I booked, I received an email saying they don't have AC. It got a bit cold in the middle of the night, and they wanted an extra 200 for an additional blanket after I checked in. Is it normal to charge extra for basic comfort like staying warm? And a major issue: the hotel doesn't have an elevator. I saw a guest staying on the fifth floor struggling terribly with their luggage.

The overall environment is clean and comfortable for us, very comfortable at home, because the owner of the hotel does not live where but is thoughtful for the passengers

Going to Alishan -> Where's the Alishan Hotel? -> Why is the hotel so cheap today? Following this stream of consciousness, I planned my trip around that one strangely cheap day for a hotel, which ended up being a trip to Taichung. There were many reviews, but the location is great, and the view is absolutely fantastic. They even posted the sunrise train schedule for Chaoping Station and the sunrise time in the hotel lobby. There's also a round-trip shuttle to the Alishan Information Center. The hotel room was clean, and they informed me that hot water would be available until midnight, but it was still working fine in the morning. The air conditioner is a combined heating and cooling unit. If you switch the mode correctly, you'll see a 'heat' indicator. It was a bit chilly that day, but I slept warmly. The hotel room is quite spacious, and the bedding is excellent. When booking through Trip.com, it states that you need to call to confirm your reservation two days before your stay. I recommend trying to send an email first. It was a difficult time for both the staff member and me... ㅠㅠ Sending an email resolved it very simply. And for some reason, Trip.com also called me separately regarding the reservation. I'm still not sure if they confirmed the reservation on Trip.com's end and notified me, or if they did it because my initial attempt to use Trip.com's internet call failed. The check-in process was assisted by a male staff member who was very friendly. Thank you! The hotel has a restaurant, but it's entirely reservation-based. I ate dinner outside, so I reserved for breakfast. It was served neatly and simply. In the morning, the door to the stairs is blocked, so you have to use the elevator.

The room facilities were complete and very clean, and there was always hot water for showering. The B&B's location is quite close to two train stations, and there's also a walking trail nearby where you can watch the sunrise and sunset. The owner was incredibly friendly and gave us lots of great suggestions for our itinerary. We enjoyed their prepared breakfast on the balcony, and their tea was especially fragrant.

Overall, a great stay. The room was traditional but well-equipped, and the front desk service was excellent. The soundproofing of the old wooden doors wasn't the best, but guests kept their voices down at night, so it wasn't an issue. Hygiene was good, though there was a bit of dust on the floor by the headboard. Recommended for travelers visiting Alishan.

It was the name of the F hotel Alishan Hall before. It has only recently been changed. So many places in the hotel still see the name of the F hotel. The service is not bad. There is a coffee machine and Xiaomei ice cream in the lobby. It has been eaten all day. The water in the toilet is very good. But the shower head is relatively small. The hair dryer is very easy to use. The toilet is not a toilet. There used to be grass skating and hot spring fish facilities but now there are no facilities. The foot bath area is still reserved but it is cold water, so I am not sure if the water has been changed, but the fish is still there. There are a lot of mosquitoes! Because the check-in time is normal, the breakfast buffet is not open, only the package is provided, it is a pity, it is cold, not very delicious, and there are very few items! In terms of price, I think it's not bad.

It seems impossible to find reasonably priced accommodation in the Alishan Scenic Area, which is why even ********* locals feel domestic tourism in Taiwan isn't worth the cost. The hotel provides basic facilities, and I didn't expect good soundproofing, so I have no complaints there. I saw many complaints in the comments section about the lack of a shower curtain, but the owner seems completely indifferent to guest feedback, not bothering to make even simple improvements. So the bathroom and toilet just get completely soaked. To be honest, Alishan isn't an absolute must-see, but the related tourism infrastructure and the hotel's value for money directly influence a traveler's final choice.