Inns in Taiwan, China

There's a common room upstairs where you can eat. They also offer a simple breakfast in the morning with coffee, juice, toast, and dinner rolls. The breakfast was really good, especially the dinner rolls. When toasted, the butter would ooze out – absolutely delicious! The famous Miyahara Eye Clinic is just a short walk away. Next time, if I need to, I'll ask them to help me get a lower bunk.

Easy to check in and check out, well placed in Hualien (close to the train station, not so far from the beach and some yummy restaurants around) ... Those things are already nice. But the architecture of this hostel is also pretty neat! The rooms are rather beautiful imo and I was surprised to see the bathroom in the room, it made me happy (compared to public one in some other places, I prefer to have the bathroom in the room, only shared with the girls). I liked that. The sink out of the bathroom but still in the room is also very well placed so you can wash your face or hands even if someone is in the bathroom. Breakfast is rather simple but enough to start the day. Highly recommended ! 😊

Good service ！Comfortable！breakfast and dinner it’s nice！It’s a good choice !

Love this hotel! great location, just walking distance to Wenhua night market! close to many tourist areas like Hinoki Village, art museums etc. also few mins away from Chiayi train station. Staffs are accommodating, the room is spacious and clean. Love the comfort of our bed and pillows. Price is reasonable. The bathrooms is also spacious with a bath tub. overall great experience, highly recommended!

Pros: The hotel is incredibly close to Kaohsiung Station, just a four or five-minute walk away. This is super convenient for anyone traveling without a car and relying primarily on public transport. The staff were friendly and helpful, always enthusiastic to assist with any issues. Their service definitely enhanced the overall experience. Cons: The soundproofing is really poor. You can hear almost everything happening on the entire floor, whether it's from nearby rooms or further down the hall. It seemed like the guests at this hotel were quite late-nighters; people were still moving around, showering, and using the restroom well past midnight. This would be a problem for light sleepers. Also, there are quite a few rooms on each floor, but only one elevator. During peak hours, you might have to wait a little while. Overall Impression: Overall, my rating is still on the positive side. If I'm ever in Kaohsiung alone again and prioritize convenient transportation, I would definitely consider staying here again. Hotel brief: The ground floor has the reception area and a few sofas for lounging; the second floor houses the restaurant and hot spring area; and all floors from the third upwards are guest rooms, with bathroom facilities on each floor.

Super near to train station but must know how to walk. Do not follow Google map as it will bring you the long route. Assessible to night market, lalaport mall, weekend flea market at train station. The neighbourhood have alot of foreigners. Breakfast is good but a little oily and salty.

Right across from Taipei 101, the location is excellent. You can hop on the subway as soon as you step out. As for the facilities, they're pretty standard.

Breakfast was delicious and amazing! The room was generally clean. Next time, I might try a room type other than the business room. The room came with complimentary water and drinks, and I was pleasantly surprised to find fresh coffee beans for brewing.

Facilities: The facilities are standard, but very clean. On the first day of check-in, the elevator ceiling looked a bit broken – I'm not sure if it was part of the design or if a piece of fabric had fallen off 🌚. Hygiene: It meets standard budget hotel hygiene levels; it's quite clean. However, there was an odor in the elevator when we arrived, a musty smell, perhaps due to the damp weather. Environment: The overall hotel environment is good, and having a window was a big plus. Most importantly, after experiencing a moderate earthquake the day before, we were a bit on edge coming to Hualien, but our room actually had an escape device 😂, which really boosted our sense of security. Service: The hotel staff were very friendly and patiently explained all the important details. This seems to be standard in Taiwan; everyone is wonderful, comfortable, and welcoming. Location: First and foremost, the hotel's location is super convenient. You can find it right outside the train station, just a five-minute walk, which is great. For dining, there are mostly small local eateries nearby. For larger restaurants, you might have to walk a bit further. Since we were traveling with a baby, we ended up walking around for a while before returning to the train station area to eat. It was a slight inconvenience. That's about it. Overall, it's quite good, mainly for the convenience and cleanliness, which were both met. Oh, and for this price, it's excellent value for money. Plus, there's breakfast, and they even had steamed spareribs… definitely a big thumbs up!

The location was perfect, close to the bus stop. The room was small, but there was a water server in the hallway, free powdered coffee and tea (both sweet), and some snacks, which was appreciated. There was no refrigerator in the room, but there was a shared refrigerator so we were able to store fruit and yogurt. The staff were also kind. I was glad to be able to stay in a private room for this price. However, there was only one bath towel provided, so I think it would have been better if there was a face towel.