"It was a bit tricky to find the entrance at first because the hotel is tucked away in an alley off the main street. I was also a little worried since I use a budget SIM and couldn't add them on Line via ID. However, after doing the online check-in, I clicked on the QR key display icon, and a button to add them as a Line friend popped up, so I was able to connect. Once added on Line, I could save the QR key as an image and also check the Wi-Fi password, which was a relief. You can open both the main entrance and your room door with the QR code.
The facilities are good: hot water in the shower works well, the hairdryer is good, A/C is good, indoor slippers are provided, and Wi-Fi is good. However, the refrigerator is shared. There's no shower curtain, so if you shower normally, the toilet, trash can, and other items get soaked, which is a bit unavoidable.
Typical for Tainan, fighter jets were flying until around 7:30 PM, and I was woken up by their sound again around 7 AM. They did provide earplugs for 10 TWD, but I wasn't bothered by the noise. You can also hear the street motorbikes quite a bit, but it quieted down after 9 PM, so it didn't bother me when sleeping.
There are gaps in the door, so mosquitoes and flies could potentially get in. They provided a plug-in mosquito repellent, but I didn't use it.
The location is great: a 7-Eleven is just a 5-minute walk away. If you walk for 10 minutes, you'll reach a shopping street that connects trendy and traditional areas, so you can enjoy the evenings. I personally didn't find the subway station too far either, so I think choosing this hotel that AI recommended was the right decision."