Motels in Taiwan, China

The overall environment was decent, but there was a smoky smell when the air conditioning was on. The facilities were a bit old, including the door locks, and the soundproofing wasn't great. However, it was reassuring to see staff at all entrances and exits, which helped ease security concerns. The hotel breakfast quality wasn't very good; aside from the freshly stir-fried side dishes, which were okay, some of the gluten-based items had turned sour from sitting out too long, which I recommend they improve. A great plus is that each room has its own parking space, making access very convenient!

Such a charming room! My kids loved it! We'll definitely come back again! Every corner was adorable and very comfortable. It's really convenient, close to the HSR (High-Speed Rail) and Gloria Outlets. Plus, breakfast from a local eatery is included!

This time I came to Taiwan for a 15-day self-driving tour, and I mostly stayed in motels. This motel was the most satisfying of my trip. The parking garage was large, there was an independent elevator to the room, and the bedroom and bathroom were completely separated. Clean and smoke-free. Stayed for three nights and had the best sleep quality. I don't like others to enter the room to clean. I asked to put the daily supplements outside the door. The supplements were very sufficient. It is worth praising. The staff has a good service attitude There is no laundry room, but it is only 5 minutes away by car to the self-service laundry. Only paper cups are provided indoors. Tenants remember to bring their own plastic cups to enjoy hot drinks. The breakfast portion is too small. Fortunately, the hotel has two paper-packaged cup noodles. The first breakfast was just two thin slices of bread, and on the second day I had porridge and some paper-wrapped instant noodles to fill my stomach.

Royal Group Motel Boai Branch is located at No. 2, Longde Road, Gushan District, Kaohsiung City. It is close to Boai Road and Aozidi MRT Station, and is only a 5 to 8 minute walk away. The transportation is very convenient. In addition, the hotel is about a 10-minute drive from Zuoying High Speed ​​Rail Station, which is very convenient for travelers taking the high-speed rail.  Room Types and Prices The hotel offers exquisite double suites, with prices at NT$1,600 on weekdays and NT$1,800 on weekends. Each room is equipped with air conditioning, a sofa, a seating area, a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, a refrigerator, an electric kettle, and bath or shower facilities. Some room types also have sex chairs and steam rooms, providing a variety of accommodation options.   Facilities and Services The hotel has a 24-hour front desk and free parking.

Right across from the 'Hongshulin' MRT station exit, cross the road and walk straight up the 'Wooden Plank Road' stairs (uphill). Then, turn left and walk for about 3 minutes, and you'll arrive. The entrance guardhouse also serves as the check-in and luggage storage counter. Inside the room, there's an entryway with a shoe-changing area and two doors (very safe and quiet). This time, I unexpectedly stayed in a corner triple room (a super large double bed + a single bed), and the space was incredibly spacious and comfortable. It featured wooden floors, a satin sofa, and a marble coffee table. The bathroom had a separate wet and dry area, a marble-tiled shower, a washstand, and a super large, comfortable silver-white jetted tub (with lights that gradually change colors above, creating a dreamy ambiance – soaking in the tub while listening to the birds in the garden was pure bliss!). Each area had its own independent space. Breakfast is included and served in time slots; it was nutritious, delicious, and tasty.

We booked two rooms, one large family room and one couple room. The prior one is spacious, very well designed and it even has an amazing sauna room which was a nice touch to the stay. The kids had loads of fun and laughter. The beds are huge so it can easily fit 4 and maybe even 5 for younger kids. The later is a bit worn down with wallpaper coming off, stains around the tub and just an overall worn down feel to it. So if you can afford a few hundred NT$ more, I would suggest staying at the bigger room to enjoy a good full stay. Breakfast is delicious 😋

The equipment seems old, but the cleanliness is acceptable, the service staff is good

The room was super spacious, the bed was just right in terms of softness, and the pillows were comfortable. Even though it's by a main road, it's not noisy at all once you close the windows! We got upgraded to a family room with play facilities (room 205), which was a shame since the kids weren't with us. They even had little slippers for children and a step stool for the sink, which was incredibly thoughtful. There was plenty of drinking water, drinks, instant noodles, and biscuits, so you definitely won't go hungry at night. The breakfast selection wasn't huge, but it included braised pork rice, congee, soup, vegetarian dishes, breakfast sausages, fried items, fries, as well as a salad bar, biscuits, milk, coffee, and other drinks... You're guaranteed to be full until noon. The weekday price is really sweet, definitely recommended!

Aside from a slight smell of smoke—despite being advertised as a smoke-free environment, the smell of smoke was still overwhelming!—everything else was really good. The breakfast was decent, with vegetables and fruit. I really liked the large bathroom in the room, and they even provided snacks and instant noodles, which was great value!

Hotel location is too far from Tainan city And the remote control and the jacuzzi sometimes are a little faulty Although the hotel staff was soon ready, I was still not satisfied with the experience.