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The hotel stay (or perhaps I can describe as air BnB?) included the costume dress up (it's for all of the days you are going to stay there). It was fun though it's quite cold when we visited. There are elaborate princess dresses for all sizes of people, young and old. And their outdoors are just perfect for taking photos. One can also dress up and take photos in their rooms or even when having meals. It's just that they don't have photography services so it would depend on quality of smartphones. We have sort of a whole house by ourselves.. entering from a gate passing by a flower garden then to the main door. It's a great experience and kids would really love it. There's a princess bed in the room with slide for mine. The breakfast was interesting. We had a variety of food from soups, toast, porridge and little snacks (all handmade), milk tea and freshly squeezed orange juice. Location wise, have to get an Uber to go out to get some lunch/dinner. There are no food deliveries in the area. There is no in house dining other than breakfast (included in cost) and hi tea. Overall, this place to stay is a great experience and value for money.

Close to Jiaoxi train station and there are many restaurants nearby. The room was clean, the fridge was especially cold, and the service was excellent. The bed was very comfortable. We were celebrating a birthday, but it takes about 3-5 minutes to walk to buy anything.

Was kind of lost to locate the hotel and the sky turns dark too early during winter time. Upon alighting at Luo Dong and checked with people around, mention to just bypass Luo Dong station, straight and turn right, however was stucked took a cab there. Prior to arrival, staff check in on my arrival timing too. Upon reaching, staff was really nice and welcoming. Luo Dong night market us just minutes away and there washing / drying services provided across the road. Very convenient if you plan not to pack much!

Right by the entrance, there's a shoe-changing area. To the right, there's a super spacious bathroom with a huge bathtub. It doesn't have a separate shower and bath, but it's still really nice. Further in, there's a small living room, and next to it, a slide that's fun for both adults and kids. The slide goes down into a ball pit, and there are storybooks too. Even further inside, there are two large beds and a TV. There's also a balcony at the back. It's fantastic!

The room isn't big, and the furnishings are simple but quite clean. I've stayed in many hotels, and if a place is just average, I usually don't bother leaving a review. But what I found outrageous about the Loki Hotel is... For a weekend night costing over 4,000 NTD, the breakfast remarkably didn't even have fresh milk or soy milk! The breakfast selection was already very basic, but to not even have fundamental items like milk, soy milk, or even boiled eggs, was truly surprising. All in all, this was the most disappointing aspect of my stay at this hotel!

Great location, just beside the dongmen night market. A lot of nice food nearby also. So close to the train station. Basic hotel, quite comfortable bed and room. May consider staying again.

It rained during my stay, so the views weren't very clear. The duplex room layout was excellent! The only minor flaw was a small gap in the bathroom door. The bathtub wasn't huge, but soaking in it while enjoying the scenery was very relaxing. Even with the rain, the evening activities went smoothly, though you couldn't avoid getting a bit wet. I wouldn't recommend dinner; the hotel caters to tour groups, and the restaurant was incredibly noisy 😅. For a set meal priced at 500+10%, the value for money was extremely low!

First of all, this is a very old hotel that has seen truly better days. While maintained well, it has retained it's original furnishings and decor from the 1980s and 1990s. Staying here reminded me of my childhood travelling with my family in the 80s. The actual room does not look anything like the ones shown on the website. The hard floors mean you should wear their slippers or bring your own room slippers. The hot spring water advertised is just hot spring water pipes that go into your bathtub. There is a step that emulates hot spa step in the bathtub. The breakfast was good with nice braised meat and eggs that you can put over your rice or porridge. There's also hot soy milk. But no hot tea, only coffee. The staff look tired but hard working. There was a grumpy older lady receiptionist when we checked in and she was pretty rough in the check in process. E.g. ”if you don't put a number here, and you leave things in the hotel, we'll just throw them away! Just to tell you first.” Room was quite small or cosy, depending on your perspective. The only thing new was the air-conditioner. The TV set had all the settings for channels but none worked. Internet wifi was not quite working too.

Happy to have had the hotel save me from cycling another 2 hours through the dark. Easy to find, many rooms available. Nice receipt from the owner and happy they had cloths washing and drying fascilities. Stored my bicycle in the room which wasn’t appreciated by the owner as he was worried for making his bed sheets dirty. As he couldn’t reach out to me he switched off the A/C. That’s a complete no-go and totally against any hospitality rules. I stay 209+ days a year in hotels and never ever have I had such a treatment. Anyways, was dissolved quickly but hope the owner can change his attitude to other travellers. Apart from that the bed is hard and the A/C works good. Loads of blouse form the neighbour on the next morning.

First time staying here. The room is a bit old, the facilities are simple, clean and odorless, and parking is convenient outside the hotel. The only thing I found strange was that the room was on the first floor, and there were employees parking their motorcycles outside the window. Due to poor sound insulation, the sounds of the motorcycles and conversations outside the window were very clear, which made me feel very insecure.