Hotels with Breakfast in Miaoli

非常非常乾淨，因為提早抵達民宿，還沒整理完，不過說可以先讓我們放行李，走進客廳時工作人員正在拖地，放好食物和行李要離開時，聽到其中一位和另一位小聲地說再拖一次（地板），很讚美他的細心。寵物友善的部分也十分讓人讚許，會收300元的寵物清潔費用，可以在屋子裡自由跑跑跳跳。

Comfortable environment, the boss is talkative Good traffic location, not difficult to reach I found no hot water when I took a shower at night and needed to replace the gas bucket Watch more carefully to avoid the situation, cold winter will collapse Everything else is good, recommended to visit

Breakfast required guests to pick it up off-site, which definitely has room for improvement. It would be far more convenient for guests if they could order it to be delivered directly to their rooms.

I didn’t feel like the hotel was worth what I paid for, but since it was a stopover I guess I can’t complain much. Hotel is big and felt chaotic. The amusement park closes at 6pm so we also didn’t have much time to play, the rides were not fantastic as well.

Privacy was extremely poor; people could see inside from the outside. Could this be improved? Otherwise, what should be done about being secretly photographed? Using such a small place felt really unpleasant. I hope this can be improved. Overall, the accommodation and food were excellent, and I hope for a complete overhaul next time. One thing I must praise is the incredibly friendly foreigners at breakfast – 100,000 points! The service was excellent.

It's quite a quick drive from the Tongluo interchange on the highway, just straight down one road, and it's also very close to Houli, Taichung. Although the hotel room facilities show their age, the overall cleanliness is excellent. The bathroom lighting is a bit dim, and the room door rattles and makes noise when it's windy. The breakfast is good, and the hotel staff are very friendly. There are plenty of parking spaces on the road in front of the hotel, but you can't park there on Fridays due to the night market. Overall, I would still choose to stay here next time I visit Miaoli!

The room is large and clean. It's accessible from the alley next to the gas station. It feels like a quiet place in the middle of the hustle and bustle. The air is very good early in the morning. You can walk to the Strawberry Cultural Center and convenience stores. It is recommended to walk to the Strawberry Cultural Center because there are insufficient parking spaces.

It is recommended to arrive at the dawn, in fact, a bit deep in the mountains, very few street lights at night are not very good to open, after arriving at the hotel parking lot, you need to cross a suspension bridge more than 100 meters, people who have a fear of heights can call the hotel to pick up (it is three kilometers from the hotel to the parking lot). It's a very quiet and fresh hotel, but the TV is AV terminal. If you have other multimedia needs, remember to bring your HDMI line (with Switch can't play), there is a Lylefu next to the parking lot. If you want to drink or eat snacks, remember to buy it first. Otherwise, the suspension bridge is a bit tired, there is only one vending machine in the hotel area, and the unit price is high (after all, traffic is not easy to arrive) Although the breakfast seems to be less than the hotel under the mountain, the seasoning is very careful, the food is very fresh, and it is encouraged to climb up and eat. The hotel has no barrier-free space. If there is an elderly person with inconvenient movement, it may be really hard for you and the hotel. But good hands and feet want quiet and fresh space, very recommended.

We visited on a weekday, and the overall atmosphere was quiet and comfortable. The hot spring water felt wonderfully silky. While the rooms in the older building had somewhat dated decor, they were very spacious. The marble bathroom floors were quite slippery, so be extra careful not to slip. The owner was incredibly friendly and chatty, and the well-equipped tea-making area was a fantastic touch. We're already looking forward to our next visit.

Visited in April... The local guesthouse had a very clean and spacious room. The guesthouse entrance was a bit narrow, so drivers need to be very careful with the surrounding traffic. The first room upon entering felt like the reception, so I stopped to inquire. The staff seemed quite relaxed in their work. I had booked the room in advance via an app, specifically choosing this place because it was advertised as pet-friendly. I also called ahead to confirm and made a note in my reservation. However, upon arrival at the front desk, I still had to proactively inform them that I had a pet with me, as they charge a deposit and a pet fee (the deposit is refundable upon check-out). Parking was a free-for-all; cars were parked haphazardly in front of any building where a space was available. It wasn't allocated to your specific room/building. I believe this needs improvement 😮💨. I was staying in one building, but my car ended up parked three or four buildings away, which was really inconvenient for loading and unloading. Then there was breakfast the next day. Online reviews made it sound good, but in reality, it was a tiny space with only a few limited dishes. The coffee and soy milk were incredibly sweet, to the point of being undrinkable. I was very disappointed. What upset me the most was that despite being advertised as a pet-friendly guesthouse, they wouldn't allow my dog into the dining area for breakfast. We were flat-out denied entry. When I tried to discuss it, they claimed it was to avoid disturbing other guests. However, there were only two other guests in the dining room, seated further inside. I suggested we could sit at the table closest to the entrance, in the corner – just a small spot for him to be. But they firmly refused, and I was absolutely furious. If they had informed us of this rule either beforehand or during check-in, I would have understood and we could have taken turns eating breakfast. But we had all come down for breakfast without having eaten yet, and they expected us to just leave our dog outside?! I was utterly enraged. I really hope the guesthouse can clearly state that pets are not allowed in the dining area, or at least specify conditions (e.g., pets must be in a stroller or carrier) for entry. This would help other pet owners avoid such an unpleasant surprise. Ultimately, it was a genuinely clean and spacious accommodation, but the staff's attitude left a very sour taste in my mouth.