Pet friendly Hotels in Taiwan, China

This is my second stay at this hotel this year. The front desk staff are very friendly and polite. The breakfast offers a wide variety of options, including both Western and ********* styles. The soundproofing in the rooms is excellent. Overall, it's considered one of the better hotels in Taiwan in terms of value for money.

Extremely satisfied! 1. Service: All the staff at the hotel provided very thoughtful, meticulous, and attentive service. Everyone had a sunny smile on their face and was able to respond to our needs immediately at any time. 2. Facilities: The hotel room was spacious, the bed was very comfortable, and the toiletries in the bathroom were also of good quality. The TV had many channels, and the KTV added another layer of fun for us. 3. Breakfast: It was incredibly rich and very delicious; we still can't stop thinking about it. I will definitely bring my family to stay here again next time!

Location is suitable pet friendly hotel Attached is a simple midnight snack Breakfast is average Room is small The equipment is not very new Clean enough Hot spring water is comfortable to soak in The bed is a bit hard but does not affect sleep

The hosts are really friendly and provide assistance with scooter booking, restaurant recommendations and anything else you might need, there is a free pick up and drop off service from the ferry pier. The room is clean and comfortable. Would definitely stay there again!

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).

A beautiful, historic homestay near the port with excellent service. High-quality bedding and comfortable beds. Walking in and hearing Celine Dion made it even more quaint 😂 Jack was super helpful with information about the ferry tickets, and even made an extra trip back to the port because I Ieft my umbrella behind. And his mom was very kind and welcoming too. A note to those who may be sensitive: there was a faint musty smell, which I’ve found common to many hotels and guest houses in humid climates like Taiwan. Earplugs are recommended for light sleepers, since you can hear courtyard and street noise in the room. Plan ahead for cash: nearby restaurants are cash-only, and the nearest atm is at 7-11, about a 20 minute walk away.

Very close to the old town, so it's super convenient for shopping and eating. The information provided before check-in was incredibly helpful, especially regarding parking! The room itself was very spacious, and having two air conditioners was a pleasant surprise. The bed was just okay, but I personally prefer flatter pillows, so the ones in the room were a bit too high for me. The water pressure in the shower was a bit low, which was a minor drawback.

The super impressive, high-ceilinged lounge with a high-power projector is almost too luxurious, it's over the top! Having a courtyard, and comfortable, clean rooms with a small platform is also part of that over-the-top experience. I met a few local and international friends while free diving here, and I genuinely loved it! 🥰 Oh no, my heart's already flown to Xiaoliuqiu!

The soundproofing in room 501 was terrible. The foreigners across the hall were so noisy and rowdy that I couldn't get any rest. At 10:40 PM, when it finally quieted down for a bit, I could clearly hear the beeping from the air conditioner next door, and then the noise continued late into the night. I was prepared for the hard bed, but not bringing slippers was a mistake. The water pressure in the sink was too strong, splashing everywhere, so I had to painstakingly use a tiny trickle of water each time. The only upside was the adjustable hot water in the shower (lucky, I guess?). For the price, this room really delivered, but one stay is enough for me. This time, I was here for the Baishatun Mazu Pilgrimage in Beigang on April 16th to respectfully welcome the holy sedan. I hope this review offers some reference for fellow pilgrims and kind-hearted people.

For the price I think it is a decent option. Air conditioning works and bed is fairly comfortable. No staff but check in process is fairly smooth, just FYI they will probably text you the password for the door so need to provide a phone number or contact them ahead of time. Location is about 20 minutes from the station and about 30-40 minutes walk from the famous ”brown road.” You can also borrow their bikes though I decided not to. The ”Tofu sheet' place is close by.