Economy Class Hostel

The owner is very welcoming, and the location is excellent. I always stay here the night before an early flight, and I'll definitely book again next time. It's so close to the airport, so there's no rush at all.

On the day of check-in, there were no Chinese-speaking staff. The foreign staff also frequently chatted with their compatriots, making the check-in process feel rather casual. The explanation of the facilities was unclear, and we weren't informed in advance that our floor had no elevator, which was very inconvenient for guests with luggage. Next door were capsule rooms, and due to different guest schedules and poor sound insulation, our sleep quality was affected. Regarding the room itself, the bed and bathroom were relatively clean, but the floor was noticeably dirty. Overall, the only upsides were the affordable price and proximity to the airport. I wouldn't consider staying here again unless it was purely for convenience.

My first time staying in a backpackers' hostel, and the environment was much better than I expected. The shower area provided clean towels, separated from the used ones, and there was a hairdryer, washing machine, and dryer (NT$100 per wash, NT$100 per dry), as well as shower gel and shampoo. The hallway had very detailed instruction posters, and there were coffee and tea bags under the water dispenser. Of course, mugs were also separated into clean and dirty ones, so I thought it was very hygienic. The bed was also super soft, though the bed curtain wasn't very light-blocking. When I was still awake in the common area at 5 AM, the owner even worried if I couldn't sleep because of the environment. I told him I was just jet-lagged, and then he told me to sleep until I woke up naturally and not rush to check out. I felt so touched 🥹. All in all, it's a very reassuring hostel. I fell in love with Taiwan on the first day.