Hotels With Parking in Taiwan, China

Very good and comfortable hotel. Basic room but clean and had everything you needed. Super close to Liuhe night market.

Great location to the fengjia nightmarket. Room is good size for 4 adults and clean huge bathroom with 2 basins :) The breakfast spread is awesome and with a good variety.

The location is fantastic, just a short walk from the train station. The owner was incredibly friendly and, during check-in, enthusiastically shared recommendations for authentic Hualien eateries that locals frequent, even pointing out which restaurants had 'hidden' menu items. While checking in, I even met Hualien locals who were staying there for a holiday...

Extremely disappointed 😞. The family room I saw in the pictures wasn't the one I stayed in, and there were no photos of my actual room type available on Trip.com. The room I got didn't match the price I paid. I booked specifically for the room design, so I was really upset when I arrived. When I asked at the front desk, they told me, 'Because you didn't request it? So it's just a standard room?' I had no idea there were other room types. I came during a public holiday (and my price was more than double the usual rate), but I didn't get the room I wanted. I really can't accept this! The most unreasonable thing, in my opinion, was the security deposit. I'm okay with paying a deposit, but why wasn't it refunded immediately? Who traveling for a vacation in Taiwan wants to wait over two weeks for a refund? I've already waited fourteen days, and they're saying it's Trip.com's problem and not theirs??? The staff just shifted all the blame and didn't help resolve the issue at all! It's already 2/28 to 3/14 and I still haven't received my money? What happened to the promised 7 to 14 days? And I can't find anyone who can help resolve this problem! I hope the hotel can help deal with this instead of just saying it's not their problem. The hotel partners with Trip.com; they help you get guests, so why are you so indifferent to your customers' issues??? Who would dare to book with you again after this??? (RM591.92) Is the deposit for one night the same as the holiday room price??? Maybe you didn't collect it directly, but since you let Trip.com collect it, you should be responsible for helping to inquire and assist customers in getting their money back. Just because it's not 'your' money, you don't care? Is this a customer service issue? Five hundred TWD 4,600?? Is that a service fee? Is this a joke? No problem resolution? The breakfast was indeed good! I'll give them that. But who knows how much Oden 🍢 there was? They advertised it as a late-night snack, but it was all gone by 9 PM? When I asked, they just said, 'It's gone, it's gone?' In that case, why even offer it?

This is an older hotel that's been renovated, and it seems the company's strategy was to maximize value within a limited budget. Because of this, some facilities, door panels, walls, baseboards, and built-in features might retain some of the old hotel's design and materials, varying by room type. Overall, it's quite clean and comfortable, but some older fixtures or designs can feel a bit out of place with the modern decor (for example, an aged bathtub, or a large mirror facing the bed). The staff are all very friendly, and the air conditioning is super strong (the kind that makes you chilly!). There's free parking downstairs, which is a huge plus! It's also just a 5 to 7-minute walk to Liuhe Night Market, so the location is great for convenience. While it might not be the absolute top choice or offer the highest value for money, considering the price (just over 900 including tax on a weekday), it's definitely a very economical and good option overall.

The Grand Hotel Taipei is truly exceptional. My stay there was a journey into history and culture, something I've wanted to experience for a long time. The moment I stepped into the lobby, I was struck by its magnificent grandeur, a testament to traditional Chinese palace architecture. It offers a unique historical depth that you won't find anywhere else in Taipei. The room itself was clean, tidy, and well-equipped. The staff were all very polite and professional, providing excellent service. The hotel also boasts a variety of distinctive cuisines, offering different flavors to try. The secret tunnel tour was a particular highlight; hotel guests can experience it at a discounted rate, which is fantastic. It was a rare historical exploration and I highly recommend staying here.

Guy at the desk gave us food, beers, advice, he was awesome.  Rooms were clean, location EXCELLENT.

The owners are incredibly thoughtful and the hotel itself is beautiful. It's really close to the beach, and they even provide instant noodles, snacks, coffee, and milk tea! I hope their business flourishes! They also helped me with directions, which I really appreciate. Waking up to cute cats downstairs in the morning was such a heartwarming touch. It's a very cozy guesthouse.

If you're looking for a place to truly unwind in Kenting, I highly recommend 35.5. The room was incredibly clean and spacious, and the bed was just the right firmness, ensuring we had excellent sleep every night. I especially loved the minimalist design of the room; it felt very calming and uncluttered. Even though the hotel is right by the main street, the soundproofing was surprisingly effective, completely blocking out the noise from outside. Xiaowan Beach is less than a 5-minute walk away, so we could easily stroll down to the beach in the evening, dip our feet in the water, and then return to the room for a relaxing bath. It was the perfect way to melt away all our stress. A big thank you to the guesthouse owner for providing such a wonderful space, allowing us to recharge before heading home!