Joy Inn Reviews

Well-equipped facilities, feels like home.

The hotel is small but you have everything you want.

Staff very helpful and location app 20 min walk to night market

The hotel's location is decent, but the front desk staff were just okay. However, the breakfast restaurant staff were excellent; they'd clear empty plates promptly and even explained how to use the breakfast equipment. They truly deserve praise and were a big reason for the higher rating. On the downside, the soundproofing in the rooms is very poor. On the night I checked in, there was an event at the nearby Lukang Sports Park, and the noise was deafening. The sound I heard in my room on the sixth floor was no different from being right next to the sports field on the ground floor.

The hotel is located near to a small bus station that provides bus services to the Changhua train station and Taichung HSR station. The bus rides are usually slightly more than an hour.

Good location, not far from the attractions.

Accessible, clean and affordable.

the hotel is well located between behind the Starbucks and seven eleven, the room is well renewed but hope the hotel will renew the towel as well, otherwise the price they charged was a little bit over priced even during Chinese new year holiday. the front desk was very friendly and helpful to arrange the room closer to elevator as my mom is not walking well, and they also let us to use the super clean handicap bathroom after we came back from temple even we did the check out already as the public toilet was in upstairs not convenient for my mom, so really appreciate the good service, so we will come back again if we are coming to visit the Mazu temple again.

Very good

The room rate was considered a bit high for an average hotel

Good location, nearby with mac and Starbucks.

Good breakfast.

Good ☺️☺️

The hotel is located not far from the old street, and parking is convenient. There's a Starbucks and 7-Eleven nearby, as well as Lukang Ecological Park. Furthermore, the breakfast is very generous, including some local Lukang snacks, such as miancha (a type of noodle soup)...