Mr. Mant's Suite - A Cozy Premium Double Room

『Location』★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆ Hotel location: Near Taichung Train Station and Yizhong Street, the location is very convenient for tourists or business travelers to Taichung, which is worth five stars. Parking space: None. *Due to the combined ratings, even with a good location, the lack of parking space leads to only three stars. However, it must be said that although there is no parking space, there are quite a few parking slots and parking lots nearby, so finding a parking space is not difficult. The place I parked was about a five-minute walk from the accommodation and cost less than two hundred NT dollars for one night. Even if you add the parking fee to the accommodation cost, it's still less than a thousand NT dollars (it's recommended to use Google to compare room prices on different booking sites, as discounts vary by site, and since this is not a sponsored post, book wherever is cheaper XD), the value for money is extremely high! 『Service Staff』★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Front desk staff: Upon entering, you can see the front desk staff greeting with a smile, great attitude. *Reminder: After 9 p.m., there is no staff at the front desk!! So when you go downstairs, remember to bring your room card. 『Accommodation Environment』★ ★ ★ ★ ☆ Public space: Next to the front desk, there is a small sofa area with a warm color tone, giving a feeling like renting a house outside with roommates in college (it's that kind of decor you yearn for but your parents would never choose XD, you know what I mean). Room: After going upstairs, the room looks small but cozy. If I may offer a small suggestion, since it's a double room, there is only one single sofa chair in the sofa area. If two people are staying and want to eat together, they need to move the chair from the other side of the bed (wouldn't it be nitpicking to ask for more at this price XD). Bathroom: The shower and toilet are separated, which is touching at this price. Amenities: They are from the brand 'French Code', which I've never heard of but found quite good. *As for the bed, I think it's moderately firm and soft, and the quilt is like the kind used in hotels, which is warm and doesn't let the wind through in winter, so the comfort level is above average. The TV is mounted on the wall, and I hope the sensitivity of the remote control can be improved a little bit. The distance to Yizhong shopping district, during off-peak hours, costs only 105 NT dollars by Uber, and the impression is that it's less than two hundred to Hanjiang Night Market (originally planned to go, but it was closed that day), so the actual amount is from memory. Overall, although there are some suggestions in the article, given the price and convenience of getting around, I think it's all within an acceptable range. The things mentioned above are actually just the concept of A to A+, hoping for better XD (am I really asking too much and going to get beaten up). Their price is really cost-effective for business travelers! If you want breakfast, they have a partnered breakfast shop 'Guzhami' which serves traditional Taiwanese breakfast crepes. You can choose to book a breakfast package on the official website or pay extra on-site, but it's a pity I couldn't have it the next morning due to an early meeting...