Pet Friendly Hotels in Taiwan, China

Very close to the train station, about a two-minute walk, so the location is excellent. The staff are friendly and polite, which is great, but the room facilities are a bit old, which is a bit of a shame.

The service at this hotel was outstanding; I absolutely loved it. The breakfast spread offered a huge variety, making it very accommodating for different dietary preferences. They also had family-friendly activities, like the hands-on experience of pounding traditional rice cakes (nian gao).

The location is inaccessible by bus, so renting a car is the best option. The guesthouse owner was very welcoming, and the room was generally acceptable. However, the curtains didn't close completely, letting in light in the morning; the toilet curtains were moldy, so fabric curtains are actually not recommended. There were already roosters crowing nearby at 6:30 AM, which the host had warned me about. Earplugs were available for purchase, so I was prepared.

The room is spacious and clean, and it's conveniently located near the train station, just a short walk away. There are also a few convenient stores nearby. Overall, it's a very convenient location. However, the staff is quite unfriendly. They will charge you extra if you're slightly late for check-out, even though they claim to have already reminded you. They don't seem to give any grace period.

The room rates are very affordable, and the lobby is elegantly and romantically decorated. They offer complimentary coffee, popsicles (not too sweet, with bits of fruit, very delicious!), and snacks – you can eat as much as you like. This was my first time experiencing such hospitality, and I highly recommend this excellent hotel. It's fantastic! (Stayed from 2026/01/04 to 2026/01/05 - Room 610)

A wonderful experience, surrounded by mountains and streams, breathing in the fresh forest air and enjoying the natural scenery. The hotel's facilities were great, and the staff were all very friendly and helpful. Due to its secluded location, all meals were enjoyed at the hotel. The ingredients were quite unique, and I especially loved the blanched seasonal vegetables at dinner 😋. A pleasant fragrance permeated the entire hotel; I wondered if it was used to deter insects!

The front desk staff were incredibly thoughtful. Knowing we needed a room suitable for a balloon setup, they specifically picked the perfect one for us. The room even had a fish pond, and they provided a bag of fish food so we could feed the fish while bathing – it was so relaxing! The breakfast was a fantastic mix of Chinese and Western styles! P.S. We packed up the balloons ourselves afterwards, so we didn't trouble the housekeeping staff. The hotel mentioned there'd be a 500 cleaning fee if they handled it, which is totally understandable. 😊

Whenever I visit Taichung, I always choose Mr. Mantter for my stay. Besides the fact that Trip.com often has special deals for Diamond members, the main reason is its excellent location. It's very convenient to get around, and there are plenty of parking spaces on Taiwan Boulevard. The rooms are spotless, the shower has great water pressure and is hot enough, plus it's a dry/wet separation design. The in-room air conditioning is just right, and the bed's firmness is also perfect. The staff are friendly and there are many dining options nearby, not to mention it's not far from the night market. This is definitely a place I'll keep coming back to.

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.