2-Star Hotels in Taiwan, China

The location is super convenient and accessible. Checkin and checkout were super easy and the room was cheap for a private room - it's considerably larger than it looks on the pictures! It's clean but not pristine and the mattress is comfty. I would have appreciated a bedframe but for that price and for two nights it was enough. Can definitely recommend.

Location: Close to the train station Cleanliness: All clean. Service: Very friendly, I asked about nearby food and they gave me recommendations (explaining which options are both good and bad). Facilities: Water, drinks and snacks were very helpful. Bikes to borrow on a first-come-first-served basis. There were 4 available during my stay. Luggage storage was free and useful. I ended up storing 3 items both before check-in and after check-out. Overall was surpsised by big size of room, shower was quite large.

The accommodation is about 15 minutes from Hualien Railway Station. There are many convenience stores and supermarkets along the way, and many souvenir shops in front of the station. It is a great place to stay with a variety of room types. Everyone is welcome to come and experience the accommodation.

Convenient location, in front Exit 1. I was reached at night, the signboard has no light and name is not noticeable. Clean and staff is friendly. Liuhe night market is just 3mins walking distance via through a short cut in a carpark . In fact, Liuhe night market actually nothing much. There are few stalls selling seafood porridge, dint have the chance to try. At the end of the market, the 肉×饭 is nice, nt too sweet or salty and the soup is clear and with taste of bitterguard. Nice!

Brilliant hotel situated 3 minutes from the beach and at the bottom of the main street night market. Bus stop within a few minutes walk. Great discount price for scooter rentals. We were upgraded to balcony room without request. We had daily fresh towels and water and bins changed. No recycling options, all waste in one general bin which I didn't like. Water fountain on first floor. Would highly recommend staying here.

The hotel rooms are spacious and well-appointed. However, most of the wooden floorboards creak when walked on, the pillows are a bit firm, and the duvet is quite thick. I stayed on the 23rd floor this time, and the view directly overlooking the harbor and sea was incredibly pleasant. The hotel is also conveniently located, just a 10-minute walk from both the MRT and light rail stations.

The check in was unnecessary complicated, accompanied by lenghty emails. There seem to be too many rules. It was almost impossible to use the expresso maker at the reception, as there were no cups provided, with the instructions that the hotel tries to be eco friendly and we should use the cups in our room. I was on the top floor so going up to get a cup and then having to return it was just impractical. The room was quite noisy, as it is next to the main Boulevard and even facing towards the side street.

We stayed in a double room on the second floor. It was spacious, with a large, comfortable bed. The windows let in plenty of light, and there was a dressing table for putting on makeup. The bathroom was also very clean and spacious. Check-in was self-service, and we provided our own towels, toothbrushes, and tissues. The location was excellent, just a 10-minute walk from Hualien Train Station. Across the street from the hotel were PX Express, breakfast shops, and restaurants, making it very convenient.

First time trying self check-in, a bit confusing because the first floor is a salon. You never thought that is it the right place. The name of the Inn was covered with tarpaulin. Anyway, we had a great stay. I slept good. Clean and no unwanted odor. Everything is great. Except the shower is broken, too old the hose had a leak. The toilet bowl is clogged. Definitely, i love to stay there again.

This place doesn't have a wet/dry separation, meaning the toilet and shower are in the same area. Also, when you want to shower, make sure to check if there's hot water before taking off your clothes. I experienced having no hot water at first, but then inexplicably it came back halfway through my shower. So that's really the main thing to watch out for. Another thing is that you need to bring your own toothbrush; there are no footlights, small accent lights, etc.