Hotéis Family-friendly em Hualien

Is a resort hotel surrounded by nice greenery. Certain facades were damaged by previous cyclone Typhoons, repairing now the damaged structures. A very big room n breakfast despite less people but has wide spread of variety.

Perfectly located across from the train station. Bus station is also only a 3 minute walk. Staff was very nice and helpful. Surprisingly they have a simple yet efficient breakfast service to start your day. I don't eat ham but they had cheese, peanut butter, butter and jam selection. The lady who is in charge of breakfast was working very hard. She was constantly replenishing items for breakfast. I stayed in a dormitory room. The beds were very comfortable. I stayed for one night. The toilet and shower are inside the room of 4 beds. So if you are staying more than 1 day if you are lucky to have quiet roommates. It may not be easy. If I have a suggestion that would be alcohol spray and room spray since 4 people can use the toilet at any time. Overall, I recommend the WOW hostel Hualien. Their art work on the floors and decorations are very nice.

During the summer vacation, I took my family to Hualien to play and stayed at Tongmao Resort. I felt pretty good. I heard that the decoration was finished, so the room looked new, there were some small activities of bingo DIY, and there was also a starry sky cinema. It's just because it's far from the city, so it's more inconvenient to go out without driving.

This hotel has first-class service, elegant and comfortable environment, clean and tidy rooms and complete facilities. The location is convenient, the transportation is convenient, and the breakfast provided is rich and delicious. Whether it is a business trip or a leisure vacation, it is very suitable. Will visit again.

1. When booking on Ctrip, I deliberately chose a deluxe suite that was more expensive than an ordinary sea view room, but was told at the front desk that it was not a sea view room. Surprised, I looked carefully and found that there was a ”Deluxe Ocean View Suite” at the bottom of the page that was automatically hidden. All in all, the name ”Qinhai Pavilion”, the order of room types recommended by Ctrip, and the similarity between the large blue sky and the sea in the sample pictures are easily misleading. It is hoped that hotels and platforms will add a ”non-sea view” label, and travelers should pay more attention to the details in the promotion. 2. The hotel pursues an environmental protection policy, so towels and slippers are naturally not satisfactory. Other hardware is relatively new, there is no bottled water but there is a minibar (the specialty lemonade and tea are good). The breakfast is rich and has certain characteristics, but the space is a bit cramped when there are many people 3. Although it is only a small point, I still want to mention it: the hotel does not have a concierge service to deliver luggage to the room. As a newly opened hotel, this one is not as humane as many old hotels in Kaohsiung, Taipei. Of course, travelers can carry their luggage for a long journey, but being able to easily walk into the room empty-handed is a comfort during the journey.

Breathtaking views of the Pacific from every room and commanding view of Hualien from the lobby. The newly renovated lobby is stunning - we didn’t believe the lobby photos until we actually saw it in person. This resort is a real gem of Hualien and of ********* fengshui in general. The food quality was unexpectedly good, and I prefer the hotel’s twist on simple ********* favorites vs. their western style food. The only annoying thing is that you have to buy a swimming cap to use the pool, but the kids had a blast at the pool and taking in views from the hot tub.

The environmental facilities and staff services are excellent, the food supply is also good, and there are free bicycle rental services. It is definitely the number one high-quality hotel that people will want to come back to!

I think it’s good because it’s clean and fun. There are many recreational facilities and are suitable for family travel. When I signed up for the hotel's local itinerary, the tour guide explained it in detail. This allows us to have an in-depth understanding of the human, historical and geographical environment of local attractions, Rather than just looking at things.

Service was courteous at the front desk. They were very kind to give me a room before 3pm knowing that I had traveled more than 17 hours and really need to rest. Restaurant service was very slow. They were short of staff. No one was around to take my bill. Food was average. Really liked their cold dish with lotus root and red bean. Dinner buffet was very pricey. Couldn’t quite justify $30 per person. I was disappointed when I went back for the breakfast buffet. They served the same cold dishes and fruits from the previous night. Felt like we were eating leftovers. I picked this hotel because of their outdoor pool. It’s an outdoor 25 meter pool. It was lovely swimming laps and enjoyed the ocean view.

Location - Hotel was a bit far from the train station (as expected) but also a short walk to nearby bus stations (not expected) about 7-10 mins depending on which bus you took to get to the bus/train station. Room - There are three separate buildings you can live in. I was in building 3 and my room looked a little old. The air con wasn't working, I had to turn it off because the heat button didn't work at all. The bathroom tub/shower area had some mold spots but otherwise it was clean. Bedding and linens were soft and clean. Lightening was very bad, basically only 4 tiny overhead lights and 1 desk lamp. Amenities - mini fridge was handy, so was the kettle. Service - staff was nice and helpful at checkin / checkout. Overall I'm surprised it's a Ramada. I don't think I would stay again but for the price it is acceptable for a night.