Hotéis Pet Friendly em Taiwan, China

The young man at the front desk who checked me in seemed a bit cold and wasn't very enthusiastic or friendly. The location is quite easy to find, right on a corner by the main road, and it's close to the Second Market, so it's convenient for food and drinks. I had messaged beforehand hoping to be far from the elevator, but ended up being right in front of it. What was the point of my request then? Pros: The bathroom facilities in the room are all new, and it's very convenient to have outlets on both sides of the bed. There's a table and chairs, and a clothes rack, and the space is decent. The mattress was a bit soft for my liking. You have to find street parking yourself.

An absolutely excellent hotel! The views, ambiance, facilities, and service are all top-notch. What truly stood out was the service. Even though the hotel was very busy, everything was incredibly well-organized, from reserving a dinner table at the restaurant to borrowing bicycles, helping us find a table at breakfast, and managing the pool and beach lounge areas, as well as the fitness and recreation center – everything was handled perfectly. The staff were all very friendly, warm, and thoughtful. Having stayed in hundreds of hotels worldwide, this was by far one of my most satisfying experiences. We booked for five nights and still felt it wasn't enough!

I love the location of CU Kaohsiung. It is near the TRA, MRT and some bus stations. Food spots may be a few mins walk. There were suggested night markets. The check out procedure is fast and easy with the kiosks. Less personal touch but reliable. I did not like that they did not provide extra pillows and extra coffee/tea. They did not clean our room on our second night. The rooms were clean and comfortable but the pictures show bath tub and bidet, the assigned room to us does not have a bath tub nor bidet.

This time, we stayed at Kuanpinju B&B, located on the banks of Meilun Creek in Hualien. It's about a 15-minute walk to the left of Hualien Station, with many restaurants and shops along the way. The facilities are very convenient, the room is comfortable, and the bathroom is clean. It felt like home. Everyone is welcome to experience it when visiting Hualien.

The triple room we were initially given was small and damp, with a strong musty smell. Even after running the air conditioning for an hour, it still reeked. We called the front desk to ask if we could switch rooms, and they were able to move us to a larger triple room with much better air quality. The front desk service was excellent, even though the room itself was a bit lacking, but for the price, it was acceptable.

A family of 5: the kids enjoyed the room with the slide v much. The 3 queen beds(2 on upper loft) and 1 on lower floor were very comfortable, pillows offered decent support. A fan was provided in room to circulate the air. Kids really enjoyed sliding down but sound proofing of the room not that thick so we were told that the kids were too noisy. The staff were v helpful with the carpark arrangement at a separate site, we didn’t have to worry abt getting a carpark lot on all 3 days.  Not so great: The Minsu’s toilet has no non-slip flooring or bathmats inside so hard to dry the toilet floor after a shower. Shampoo & body soap provided though. No shower curtains. Staff didn’t make up the room although we hung the tag to clean room. They did apologise when we asked abt it.  All in all, a restful stay, with good space for the family with our 2 luggages opened on the sofa. Would recommend if kids are young & would love the slide room. Walking distance to Luodong Night Market too.

We weren't informed before check-in that the public hot spring bath was undergoing maintenance. To make matters worse, the maintenance schedule posted on-site didn't even match the actual situation, which was a real letdown. The complimentary bicycles were quite old and dilapidated, a slight minus. However, guests could sign up for the mochi pounding activity, and a buffet dinner was also available for an additional charge. These two aspects were quite good and added some positive points back.

A hybrid of motel-style themed suites (with garage, KTV, private pool, hot tub, rock bath) and business-style rooms (spacious, simple, modern). Located in Nantun District, about a 10–12 min drive to Fengjia Night Market, National Taichung Theater, and Autumn Red Valley Park.

The service was excellent, the staff were very friendly, and the facilities were great. There's a sauna and a swimming pool; kids can play in the water, and adults can relax in the sauna if they don't want to swim. You can also take a tram to explore the surrounding area. It's a great place to visit again! I hope I have the opportunity to come back next time.

My trip to Hualien allowed me to experience the magnificent blend of mountains and sea, as well as the simple warmth of human nature. The Taroko Gorge in the early morning was breathtaking, its streams crystal clear and cool. The salty sea breeze from Qixingtan, lapping against the fine gravel shore, was a breathtaking experience. At night, the local snacks and lively atmosphere of the Dongdamen Night Market were truly captivating. The entire trip was not only a feast for the natural beauty, but also a moment of spiritual relaxation and healing.