Pet Friendly Hotels in Taiwan, China

The check in was unnecessary complicated, accompanied by lenghty emails. There seem to be too many rules. It was almost impossible to use the expresso maker at the reception, as there were no cups provided, with the instructions that the hotel tries to be eco friendly and we should use the cups in our room. I was on the top floor so going up to get a cup and then having to return it was just impractical. The room was quite noisy, as it is next to the main Boulevard and even facing towards the side street.

Pool was littered with debris from the strong winds. The water quality was good, but the pool staff could have done a better job at hauling out the debris at the deep end of the pool. The jacuzzi was a disappointment. The presence of greenish/yellowish algae in the water made the jacuzzi uninviting. The heater was turned off and will not be turned on until the third week of November. I was there during the last week of October. Every resort I stayed at had the jacuzzi heated despite the time of the year or the ambient air temperature. If it is the position of the management to not clean or heat the jacuzzi, then the jacuzzi should be covered up and blocked off. The breakfast buffet was horrible considering how much money they charged. I probably will not stay or recommend this hotel. It’s has a lot of potential!

Location is literally next to the train station but not at walkable distance from other main activities, and immediate surroundings not quite charming. Self-service hotel however there is a front desk that is open 24/7 Convenient room, spacious enough, comfortable bedding and bathroom. Sound insulation within the hotel not optimal (we could hear noise from neighboring rooms)

The B&B is about a 10-minute walk from the Hualien Transfer Station. The area is mainly homestays, with a 7-11, supermarket, and breakfast shop nearby. Several souvenir shops are also nearby, making it convenient for shopping. Buses run from the station to the airport, Qixingtan, Taroko, and other popular attractions. Check-in was easy, and the host was quick to respond. There's an elevator and drinking water on the first floor. Shower gel and shampoo are provided in the room, and the hot water supply is stable and plentiful. However, the faucets are stagnant, so you'll need to bring your own toothbrush, toothpaste, and mouthwash cup. The TV offers a wide variety of channels, including YouTube. The day after our stay, a 4.7 magnitude earthquake shook the entire bed, but the elevator was unaffected.

This time I found a hotel on short notice and used trip. No parking fee was added. It's acceptable to charge an additional 100 on site. The parking lot is about 300 meters away and you have to cross the level crossing. It is not far from Luodong Night Market, and can be reached in 5 minutes on foot. The room is very comfortable, with good lighting, a good bed and no odor, and a small balcony The dry and wet separation in the bathroom is great, but the fragrance in the bathroom is too strong, I don't like it In addition, the bath towel is too thick, it hurts to wipe the body, it is recommended to change it Finally, the sound insulation is not very good, and you can hear the noise of the children next door at night Fortunately, I am a deep sleeper so it doesn't affect me. People who are sensitive to sound may need to consider this. Overall, there is nothing to complain about the price. The only thing I am not satisfied with is the bath towel. I would still give it 8 out of 10.

We weren't informed before check-in that the public hot spring bath was undergoing maintenance. To make matters worse, the maintenance schedule posted on-site didn't even match the actual situation, which was a real letdown. The complimentary bicycles were quite old and dilapidated, a slight minus. However, guests could sign up for the mochi pounding activity, and a buffet dinner was also available for an additional charge. These two aspects were quite good and added some positive points back.

A hybrid of motel-style themed suites (with garage, KTV, private pool, hot tub, rock bath) and business-style rooms (spacious, simple, modern). Located in Nantun District, about a 10–12 min drive to Fengjia Night Market, National Taichung Theater, and Autumn Red Valley Park.

The service was excellent, the staff were very friendly, and the facilities were great. There's a sauna and a swimming pool; kids can play in the water, and adults can relax in the sauna if they don't want to swim. You can also take a tram to explore the surrounding area. It's a great place to visit again! I hope I have the opportunity to come back next time.

Although the location is a bit far from the downtown area But for a pet-friendly B&B, it is pretty clean. Because the B&B is surrounded by farmland, there are indeed some small insects But it won't have much impact It's just that the high voltage electricity nearby makes people a little concerned. The rooftop view is also nice It's great that the B&B has an elevator

The room is clean, the restaurant has a good atmosphere and beautiful scenery. The fish skin for dinner is especially delicious. We only brought our pets with us. The service was also very good. I will stay here again next time I come to Sun Moon Lake!