2-Star Hotels in Taiwan, China

Good location near the main street of Hualien. Free parking next to the hotel. Minimal rooms - bed without a base, mattress only. Chairs in the room on the floor. Fair price.

It's about a 15-minute walk to the Good People Hostel, where you'll see many foreigners. There are also many convenient amenities nearby, making it easy to buy daily necessities or find meals. We welcome everyone to experience this unique accommodation. Thank you.

I had a room with a shower though a shared toilet - not a problem as the toilets were always clean and close to my room. The room felt spacious as it had the sofa area under the platform bed. The bed was comfortable and had lights/power sockets up at the platform. Even though there was no kitchen there was fridge/freezer, microwave and hot/cold water dispenser that can be used. There are tables and chairs in the common area. As advertised it is basement with no windows , did not feel claustrophobic to me. Points to consider: - need to bring own towels or hire one - There are steps that roll out to climb on the platform bed, it was very stable though I would have felt more stable if there was something to hold on to with my right hand - no way to turn off main light while in the platform do either have to climb up in dark or climb up , turn on bed light then climb down to turn off main light then back up again. Location: convenient to get so as direct line from Songshan airport to Xiamen station. 10 min walk to hotel. I used NYU hospital stop for getting around as it was closer. The hotel is just a couple mins walk from peace park which is a lovely place to sit and relax.

Brilliant hotel situated 3 minutes from the beach and at the bottom of the main street night market. Bus stop within a few minutes walk. Great discount price for scooter rentals. We were upgraded to balcony room without request. We had daily fresh towels and water and bins changed. No recycling options, all waste in one general bin which I didn't like. Water fountain on first floor. Would highly recommend staying here.

This is my third time staying here. It's convenient, and the customer service is very responsive and helpful with questions.

The room was simple and clean, very comfortable, and the staff were patient, friendly, and always smiling 😊. The shower had great water pressure, and showering included a massage effect, which was very relaxing. It's very close to the city center, making it convenient for buying souvenirs. The only downside was that the bathroom wasn't well-ventilated and had a musty smell during my two-night stay.

Great location easy to find near the train~~ room is big and cozy as they even provide eat plug for light sleeper .. love the onsen as free for all

I really appreciated how close the hotel is from the station. Be prepared for Google Maps to list places in Chinese, not English. I liked the room I rented because it had it’s own bathroom. The toilet was a bidet which was great! I liked the rustic style of the hotel. I found a hair and some stains in the sheets, but the room overall felt clean. I really liked the location, too because I could walk to all the places I wanted to see! I recommend staying here. :)

Excellent value for money! I originally booked a backpacker room, but the view downstairs was so beautiful that I paid extra to upgrade to a terrace room. The hotel is new and clean. The location seems far on the map, but there's a supermarket and convenience store a 5-minute walk to the left of the hotel – very convenient. Great value!

I cannot recommend this place. I wanted to treat myself to something nice, but woke up in the middle of the night with a headache, as my room was running out of air. None of the windows open! I tried all settings of the AC, which required me to call my wife in China, as it was all in Chinese, but still there was never enough fresh air. I then cancelled my booking. Also, the floor-to-ceiling windows only work if you are on the 5th floor. I was on the second floor, basically street level and had eye contact with construction workers on the street. In that context, smaller windows would have been better, as you are basically seen by everyone passing by on the street (see photos).