Located in the city center , free bicycle provided (5 only) Spacious room with good view, There is a big pot to keep hot water in the restaurant but it is cool, No one change it, Even we told the waitress twice , no one to replace . They make up the room at 9:00 to 9:30am. You needed to wait outside after you finished the breakfast. Hardware is ok but not the software
What i really liked is the location - the night walk was good enough to absorb the activities and buy stuff from the shops nearby and the morning walk to the beach was not too far to enjoy the sunrise. Hotel aspects - they meet minimal standards of cleanliness and provision. No need to fret over small stuff.
We arrived here enroute to Dulan. Nice room. Snacks offered free at 9pm. Breakfast included of Chinese cuisine in many varieties. Lovely pastry, coffee, bakery 20 m away- Donutes. 15 min walk from Bus station. Gym tiny however. 20 minute walk to beach of volcanic sand. Air con and fridge included.
The hotel was at a fairly good downtown location which was close to many eateries and the night market. But, it was quite a distance from the Tai Tung Train Station and it cost about NT$250 to get there by taxi. The whole hotel was newly built or refurblished and the hardware of the hotel was good. However, the service by the staff was not quite up to standard. When we were having buffet breakfast in the restaurant, it was quite empty with only a few guests. Except collecting coupons for the breakfast, the staff seemed to ignore all their guests and let them helping themselves with everything while all the staff were just mingled among themselves. Tables were left unattended long after the guests were finished and left.
When we check-out, the front desk staff could only issue a standard computer print-out receipt that stating only the total amount that they had charged but without stating exactly what they had charged. We had asked for a receipt with proper description for our insurance claim purpose but without success even with the present of their General Manager who seemed more interested in fixing some computer hardware at the front desk.
