New Hotels in Taichung

"My stay here was great! The room was cleaner than I expected, and all the amenities worked perfectly. The air conditioning was powerful, and the hot water was consistent. The only minor drawback was that the shower door didn't close tightly and would sometimes open on its own during use. They have a free water dispenser in the building, which was convenient for refilling water bottles, and there's also a fridge and kettle in the room. The front desk staff was friendly, and the check-in process was smooth. Overall, it's good value for money, and I'd definitely stay here again if I have the chance."

"My overall review of this hotel is that the hardware facilities are perfect, but everything else is mediocre. In short, the pros and cons feel very disconnected. Details below: **Pros:** 1. As it's a new hotel, the hardware facilities are very modern. The style is industrial minimalist with warm wooden furniture – a TV and a bed create a sturdy yet warm overall feel. I particularly liked the space in front of the bed, which was convenient for placing and organizing luggage. 2. Regarding the toilet and bathroom, the toilet is smart, equipped with an LED smart mirror. The overall look is clean and hygienic. 3. My favorite aspect was how comfortable the pillows, mattress, and duvet were – truly recommended! The large bed came with two firm and two soft pillows. Both types provided excellent support, making them very suitable for people with neck and shoulder pain. Although the mattress was firm, it offered great body support. However, the accompanying drawbacks were also very noticeable: 1. The entrance door wasn't clearly marked as an automatic door. For some reason, it had 'Entrance' written on it with an arrow pointing left, making it hard to realize it was an automatic door at first. Its concrete color also easily misled guests. 2. The check-in process felt a bit old-fashioned or outdated. Usually, isn't showing your passport enough to check in? The staff member directly asked for my booking number. Also, because Mandarin isn't my native language, when I didn't quite understand a description and asked the staff to repeat it, there was a moment of awkward silence. Later, when I went for breakfast, I gave my room number to the staff, who then picked up a list of guests to search. If they didn't understand, they could have just asked me to repeat it. Are their service guidelines so strict that they can't ask guests anything? Furthermore, the hotel had sent a message requesting my Chinese name to expedite the process, but I noticed the hotel's information still hadn't been updated. Was providing it even necessary then? 3. Another issue was the relatively small and narrow bathroom space. The smart toilet would open automatically when you walked past it, which sometimes felt really annoying. You couldn't place clothes or other items directly on it; they had to go on the towel rack above. However, the rack had gaps, so small items could easily fall through. I had to use a towel to cover it. The washbasin was also very small, only big enough for two mouthwash cups; anything else would fall off. As for the shower area, it would be just right for children or women of standard build, but it felt quite cramped for men or larger individuals. All in all, it's still a new hotel and has value worth visiting, but what happens later remains to be seen."

"The room was spacious, and I loved the makeup mirror. The bathroom also had a full-length illuminated mirror, which was a nice touch. The snack and instant noodle area on the second floor was great, and the staff were all very courteous. The bus stop right outside was convenient too. The only thing to consider is that it's not as close to Yizhong Street as I initially thought."

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"The hotel has been renovated, it's very clean, and the location is convenient. Parking is a bit tricky though; only street parking and the market behind the hotel are affordable. Other options exceed the hotel's 200 NTD parking subsidy per night. Overall, it's pretty good, but the most exaggerated thing is the shower water pressure – I've never seen it so low, it's practically a trickle. This is something the hotel really needs to improve, especially for women with long hair trying to wash it."

"I booked a 'Comfort Double' room, but it turned out to be just a standard room. The booking photos showed a large window, but in reality, there were only two small ventilation windows. I mentioned this to the housekeeping staff, and they said the room had been renovated, which explains why it looks different. I understand, but there's definitely a discrepancy."

"Self-check-in was quick and convenient. The lobby on the first floor has a coffee machine and snacks available for free, and both the coffee and snacks were delicious. There are also free massage chairs, which was a real treat! The room was very clean, and the price offered great value for money. It's also very close to Taichung Train Station, within walking distance, making transportation very convenient! Definitely recommended! I'll choose to stay here again next time I visit Taichung!"

"No matter the morning or evening shift, the service staff are super friendly. The breakfast is normal. But if you want to go to the convenience store, it takes a while to walk, but you can drive very fast."

"I booked this place last minute because it was cheap! It was pretty good and spacious, but the wet area of the bathroom was a bit small, although the hot water was super hot! The soundproofing isn't great... so if you're sensitive to noise, you might want to reconsider. However, the location is convenient; you can walk to the night market👍"

"The location is very close to Taichung Railway Station, less than ten minutes' walk away. Downstairs you will find FamilyMart and Jiguang Southeast Asian Market. I can only say that you don't have to worry about food, but if you are traveling alone, you have to be careful about safety. There are many homeless people and drunk foreign workers nearby on weekend nights. The soundproofing is very poor, and due to the location, I was woken up by noise from outside for two consecutive nights. There were always guests walking by loudly and making noise. The room was just an ordinary old hotel with old equipment. There was a smell of cigarettes coming out from time to time. The curtains were a very abrupt dark red and dirty. The bed was a bit hard but still comfortable to sleep on. The water in the bathroom was strong and nice, but the shower gel ran out and was not refilled. I didn't meet anyone at the counter but when I called for information, they all had a very good attitude. Access is by room card."