Tainan Yongkang District 5-star Hotels

This is really a hotel that amazes me. It has a strong Bali resort style and the rooms are very big and comfortable! The breakfast is delicious and the service staff is very nice! There is also a swimming pool for children to play in! Everything is worth it and satisfying

We stayed in a double room on the fifth floor. Although the room was next to the elevator, it was not as noisy as expected. The soundproofing was good. The room was decorated in an elegant style and was very cozy. There were two soft and hard pillows to choose from, but both were relatively inelastic. The bed was a firm support that I personally preferred. The water supply from the faucet was sufficient and the temperature was high enough. The bath products were imported. The small drawback is that the TV is small, but the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. The service staff downstairs are attentive to help open the door and guide, and there is a small mini bar available for you to take when you rest. Will take it into consideration for next stay!

When I checked in on the first night, the edge of the bed sheet felt a bit old, but it looked clean. When I lifted the quilt, I found a yellow stain on the bed sheet, as if it wasn't washed properly... But I was staying alone, so I didn't inform the front desk immediately to avoid trouble in the middle of the night, thinking that I wouldn't get touched by sleeping on the side. As a result, I felt itchy all over the whole night! Because we booked a 2-day stay, we quickly asked the front desk to arrange for housekeeping to clean the room the next morning. The changed sheets and quilts felt very clean, the quilt cover had no rust, and the name of the hotel was printed on it. But in the morning I was told that the cups on the counter table were terrible. The stacked cups had not been cleaned and were moldy. I didn't dare to use them at all. When I returned to the room the next night, I saw the same horrible cup. Overall, the transportation is convenient and you can see the location as soon as you exit the train station, which is very convenient. Although there is a place to play video games on the first floor, it is relatively safe as you can occasionally see the building manager patrolling the first floor. There are coin-operated washing machines and coin-operated lockers outside on the first floor. The service staff is friendly, the toilet is clean and the sound insulation is good, but the cleaning of the room may need attention.

It’s located where the bus stops are to go around the city and next to the train station. It’s basic hotel good for the price. the staff speaks good English and very attentive. There’s just a weird smell in the bathroom. The hotel facade is darted look a bit dodgy but overall good price and pleasant stay!

My stay at Hotel Tainan was just okay overall. The staff were friendly and welcoming, which I really appreciated. The breakfast was good, offering a decent variety of options to start the day. The room itself was fine, though it felt a bit outdated, particularly the bathroom, which was noticeably old, except for the modern heated toilet. While functional, the overall atmosphere of the hotel didn’t feel particularly pleasant or inviting. It served its purpose, but I wouldn’t describe it as a comfortable or memorable place to stay.

Old Man Captain Hostel is in an unbeatable location—right in front of TRA Tainan Station, making it super convenient for travelers. However, the entrance is a bit tricky to find as it’s inside the FamilyMart by the station, so it took me a while to figure out how to get in. There’s also a Ubike station nearby, which makes exploring the city really easy. The staff were friendly and spoke English well, which made check-in and general communication smooth. As for the dormitory, the beds were pretty basic, and the room itself was quite small. It wasn’t exactly dirty, but it wasn’t particularly clean either. If you’re just looking for a place to crash for a night or two, it does the job, but don’t expect anything fancy. Overall, a good option for budget travelers who prioritize location over comfort.

Could walk from the hotel to many points of interest in the old city. When it got too hot, could easily return to the hotel to rest and then go out again in the evening. The hotel has everything I needed. The provided list of good places to eat nearby was a big help to me.   The staff were very  friendly and helpful.

Overall, the room was quite spacious. If you're planning to stay at this hotel, there are a few things to keep in mind. 1. You must remove your shoes upon entering the hotel. There's no elevator, so if you're staying on the third floor, you'll have to walk up while carrying your luggage. 2. While the hotel can store your luggage, it doesn't supervise it, and you're not allowed to loiter in the common areas. 3. The TV volume is very low; even at full volume, you can't hear it clearly. Speakers are also not allowed. 4. The bathroom has no door, so you need to be very careful when flushing to prevent water from leaking.

1. The bathroom is very good. 2. It is inconvenient to sleep on the floor. 3. It is very convenient to have self-service without interference. 4. Large towels should be replaced every other day. 5. A kimono is provided for taking photos, but the kimono cannot be seen close up. 6. The house looks great in photos, but it’s actually very small.

This time we arranged a light trip by train, so we searched online and found Tainan Sandaomen Architectural Cultural and Creative Hotel. It boasts of being green and environmentally friendly and uses clear water mold architectural design. Moreover, the hotel is very conveniently located near the train station. We checked-in that day. I met a beautiful and enthusiastic waiter (forgot to ask her name). When I entered the room, it was very spacious and comfortable, which made me feel happy😊sleep peacefully💤 (the bed, quilt and pillows are all excellent)!