Inns in Taiwan, China

"Positive Feedback I had a pleasant stay at the hotel. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. The staff were friendly, accommodating, and responsive to our needs. The location was convenient, and the amenities provided made our stay enjoyable. I would gladly recommend this hotel to others. 🥹😘"

"Location: 5/5 – Nothing to complain about. The metro entrance is right in front of the building. However, the hotel is located on the 7th floor, so you have to share the elevator with other occupants of the building. As a result, the wait time for the elevator can sometimes be a bit long. Room Size: 4.5/5 – The room is relatively spacious compared to other hotels in the same area. Check-in/Check-out: Quick and efficient. However, the check-in time is 4:00 PM, which is later than most hotels, where check-in is typically between 2:00 PM and 3:00 PM. Public Areas: The room itself was not very makeup-friendly (there was no vanity mirror, and the yellow lighting made it difficult to apply makeup). However, the hotel provides a public makeup room with large mirrors and bright lighting, which was a great touch. I’ve never seen this at other hotels before!"

"The location is excellent, right opposite Taichung Station. There's a supermarket, convenience store, and restaurants next door. The price is also reasonable. What I didn't like was their very strict check-in and check-out times – check-out at 11 AM and check-in at 3 PM. They charge you for exceeding these times. However, one morning, they started cleaning the hallway at 9 AM, and the noise of the machines woke me up, even though it wasn't even housekeeping time yet. Also, on my first day, my room was already clean, but they wouldn't let me check in early. This feels like a double standard."

"The room was spacious and clean, and opening the curtains revealed an unbeatable sea view – perfect for enjoying the scenery. The owner was incredibly helpful, providing us with all sorts of information about Kaohsiung and anything else we wanted to know. So kind! A truly perfect experience."

"The cleanliness was acceptable, but the carpet looked a bit old and seemed to only get basic cleaning without proper maintenance. I checked in after 10 PM, so there was only one staff member at the front desk. There was a difficult guest in front of me, who also booked through ***********, complaining that the hotel didn't clearly state that her room had no windows and was trying to demand a room change. However, the hotel was fully booked, so her request couldn't be met. I booked through Trip.com and clearly saw the 'no window' disclaimer, so I found her complaints a bit unreasonable and felt impatient while waiting, as she was holding up the line for everyone else. Although they did prioritize us afterward, I still feel like they could use one more staff member during that time. Overall, at least the cleanliness was decent, providing a comfortable environment to rest. It's just the carpet that could use some maintenance – it's a bit... old, and I don't think it's been professionally cleaned. That's something that needs improvement."

"It is located right next to Hualien Train Station, but it is the West Exit instead of the Main Exit. You need to walk pass a pedestrian bridge located inside Hualien Station to get to this exit. The hotel itself is very clean and cozy. It has quite a few convenient stores nearby, and it also provides free snacks and fruit for customers. One thing to take note is, the hotel door is not a magnetic lock, instead it is a conventional key lock. So don’t expect the door to lock by itself when you go out. But this might sometimes be a plus point because you don’t need to be worried about the situation where you being locked outside and forgot to bring your room key."

"The bathroom is too small, and it takes five to ten minutes for the hot water to heat up. In summer, the blankets are too thick; it's too hot to cover myself with them, but too cold to leave them on."

"I was already deeply attracted by the unique and tranquil environment of the hotel, but I was even more surprised to find a 'traveler's storybook' in the room! Reading the various sad, happy, or bewildered stories left by past guests who stayed in the same room deeply moved me to tears. I gained immense energy from your stories. Thank you, hotel, for this warm and thoughtful gesture. If I ever have the chance to travel solo to Taitung again, I will definitely stay here once more!! 🥹"

"Dandy Hotel Daan Park is a nice little hotel in a quiet part of town. There is an MRT Exit right next to it, but we only used it once because that exit (Exit 1) only has steep steps. We used Exit 6 (1 short block away) so that we could use the escalator/elevator. The bus stop is also close to Exit 6, and we found it more convenient to take the bus to CKS Memorial and Ximending rather than the MRT. Breakfast was just ok. They serve lu rou fan on some days, which is great. We didn't get to use the laundry machines, but they're available 24/7, for free. It's also very convenient to have a 7-11 right next door, a pharmacy across the street, and a Subway outlet next to the Da'an Park MRT Exit 1. Check-in and check-out were both easy. There is only one elevator, which can get busy in the mornings when people are going down to breakfast/checking out, but it wasn't too bad. Housekeeping did not wash used cups, which was disappointing, but the bathrooms were always cleaned well. We also liked that there's an air purifier in the hallway and in our room."