Motels in Taiwan, China

The staff were really lovely and I'm sure that had I have spoken Chinese, the things I'm about to say would've been different as I would've been able to explain them over the phone and get them rectified.  CONS: I didn't get there until almost 1 am due to a flight delay and then missing the last MTR, so by the time I did get there all I wanted was a hot bath and a quiet night's sleep. Firstly, the room had definitely had smokers in it previously. They may have done a treatment but it was still noticeable. Secondly, there was 'hair' in the bathtub from a previous occupant. So I definitely didn't use it. Thirdly, I got almost no sleep – even though the bed was really comfortable – because the smoke alarm in the room needed its battery replaced and spent all night making that very loud high-pitched sound that you cannot ignore! Now again, had I've been able to pick up the phone and ask them to come and sort it, it could have been a different story, but... PROS: the room was a great size, and the bathroom had both a spa bath and a walk-in shower. It also was very large and is well set up for customers to drive their vehicle into the ground floor of the unit then go up the stairs to the first floor where the actual room is. The staff were very nice and welcoming even though I arrived so late and even gave me some instant noodle cups. I also got a voucher for breakfast, but didn't end up getting to use it as I was too tired to get out of bed and go there before it finished.  I may not be the target clientele for this establishment, and while this particular stay had farcical elements, now that I know what it's like and how it works, I probably would stay there again simply due to how nice the staff were. It's not their fault that I don't speak Chinese. 

The room was quite clean and had character. It seemed like a new hotel converted from a motel, which I really liked. Although there were often loud door slams or banging noises at night, seemingly coming from nowhere, they usually stopped by bedtime, so it wasn't a major issue. It's in a great location, near the Hengshan Calligraphy Art Center, Xpark, and Gloria Outlets, and not too far from the HSR station. Overall, I really liked it and would consider staying here again.

Even though I didn't have a car this time, I still got a room with a garage on the first floor and the living area on the second. It was very spacious, which was great. The room's amenities, while not new, were clean enough. However, the bed was a bit too soft and wobbly, making it easy to disturb my partner when turning over. They offered simple hot food for breakfast, like congee and side dishes. For a one-night stay, I'd say it's above average. 👍

Check-in time is 6 PM, so don't arrive early. Go grab dinner first, then head back to check in. After entering the room, I noticed the air quality wasn't great. There's an emergency exit door in the room that you have to lock yourself. It has a jetted tub and a steam room, which was nice. The bed was just right, and the room was spacious and quiet. The breakfast, however, was quite disappointing and definitely has a lot of room for improvement.

The hotel is located on an uphill slope, which requires a bit of effort to walk up. The 6 PM check-in time is a bit late, but otherwise, everything was impeccable. The staff were very enthusiastic and explained everything clearly. The breakfast menu changed daily, offering both Chinese and Western options, and fresh fruit. There's also a children's play area in the restaurant. Free 24-hour self-service washing machines are available. The shower and toilet are separate, and the bubble massage tub was very comfortable and clean. Many little amenities were provided (shower ball, bath salts, mouthwash, hair clips; toothbrushes are available upon request). There were even three types of slippers! There's an entryway for changing shoes and a double door system, making for excellent soundproofing. The TV can be rotated and has many channels, which is something to note if you have children. Both the bed and pillows were very comfortable. I regret not booking this place for the rest of my trip! 😂

The service staff received and explained kindly. The space in the room is large and spacious, with a large bathtub🛁 for bathing, and an independent garage for parking. The location of the hotel is good and the price of the hotel is reasonable.

The space was very large, and there was hardly any smoke smell, which was great for privacy. Having breakfast delivered to the room was a big plus, as I didn't have to wake up too early. However, the pool water was a bit too cold to swim for long. Also, getting to the pool from the bathroom required going upstairs, and both the staircase and the pool area felt a bit chilly. Despite that, it seems like a perfect place for a party with a group of friends, and there are even two parking spaces available.

We booked two rooms, one large family room and one couple room. The prior one is spacious, very well designed and it even has an amazing sauna room which was a nice touch to the stay. The kids had loads of fun and laughter. The beds are huge so it can easily fit 4 and maybe even 5 for younger kids. The later is a bit worn down with wallpaper coming off, stains around the tub and just an overall worn down feel to it. So if you can afford a few hundred NT$ more, I would suggest staying at the bigger room to enjoy a good full stay. Breakfast is delicious 😋

There is a small disadvantage that they have not handed over the shift. They have already added a breakfast order when they check in. It is more than 12 o'clock in the evening. They even called to confirm 🙄.

Traveling with family was a great experience. We didn't encounter any issues with mosquitoes or strong cigarette smoke, which I was initially worried about based on some reviews. We stayed in rooms 208 and 801, and as a party of four, we received two key cards. I'd suggest adding shower doors to the bathrooms. The breakfast is a simple buffet with 5 dishes, congee, and toast. It can get a bit crowded when there are a lot of people, so I recommend spreading out the food stations.