Hotels in Liuying District, Tainan

"整體印象好，空調舒適，有浴缸，入住晚上有附簡易bar，提供小餐點與雞尾酒，有自己地下停車場，附近百貨商圈，夜市好逛，有機會會再入住"

"Great stay!"

"My family had a wonderful stay — the room was clean, and the surrounding area was very convenient. We truly appreciated the hotel’s thoughtfulness in waiving one night’s stay when a family member had to check out a day early due to feeling unwell and needing to head to Taipei to prepare for our return to the U.S. We will book this hotel again the next time we visit Taiwan!"

"No frill hotel but very clean, efficient, and easy going. Very little food in the immediate vicinity but Uber Eats comes quickly and lots of choices on nearby Shengli Rd, 10 min walk away. Not near all the scenic spots so need to rely on cabs or Uber."

"Highly recommend! Love the complimentary breakfast. Free parking provided by hotel. "

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"A nice hotel across the Palace Museum. Highly recommended."

"Nice hotel conditions and spacious room"

"the hotel's tea-themed lobby and tranquil setting appealing, and the check-in was efficient. However, they noted a contrast in friendliness between front office staff and service attendants, specifically praising a tall male staff member with glasses. The room lacked hanging space, had limited amenities (2 biscuits, 2 tea bags, no coffee), a malfunctioning automated toilet, and non-functional Netflix. The centrally controlled AC had only an on/off setting, the bed was too firm, and the pillows too soft, leading to sleepless nights. Morning noise from housekeeping was also an issue. Breakfast tasted good, with commendable noodle and dumpling options, but the dining room's aesthetic was disliked. The small, glass-enclosed fitness center had outdated cardio machines, no AC, towels, or water. The visually appealing pool had restricted hours, and the guest was dissatisfied with a late afternoon incident where a staff member impolitely asked them to leave or pay NTD300 without prior notification. While the hotel exterior was well-maintained, some outdoor furniture and lighting were in disrepair and posed safety concerns."