2-Sterne-Hotels in Taitung

Fantastisches Hostel, mit einem wirklich freundlichen Team, das groß ist, wenn man Tipps über was zu tun und zu essen in der Umgebung gibt (auch wenn man vegan wie ich!). Das Hostel ist sauber und die Einrichtungen sind modern. Es ist sehr nahe der Bahnhof für die Übernahme des Zuges oder Bus zu nahe gelegenen Attraktionen. Und für das Eintreffen in Taitung City können Sie ein Fahrrad kostenlos aus dem Hostel mieten

1. Die Böden im Zimmer und im gesamten Gebäude waren sehr sauber, so dass ich die ganze Zeit barfuß laufen konnte. 2. Eine gute Hotelumgebung wird zivilisierte Gäste anziehen. Während meines zweitägigen Aufenthalts habe ich keinen einzigen Lärm gehört. 3. Der Wasserspender im ersten Stock liefert heißes und kaltes Wasser. Es gibt eine kleine Küche und eine Bar, in der Sie Tee und Nudeln zubereiten und essen können. Die Küche verfügt über einen großen Kühlschrank. 4. Das Zimmer verfügt über einen kleinen Kühlschrank, einen Ventilator, ein großes Bett und viel Platz im Zimmer. Der einzige Nachteil ist, dass der Ventilator im Badezimmer von Zimmer 305 etwas laut ist. 5. Die Dame an der Rezeption ist nett und freundlich und beantwortet alle Fragen.

老闆娘親切，台東放鬆好玩，下次還會再去，早餐非常好吃，很少住民宿有讓我驚艷到的服務，謝謝老闆娘的招待（附上去山上漂亮的夜景

Chaikuo Waterfront was a wonderful place to stay on Green Island. The hotel has a peaceful, relaxed atmosphere and a beautiful location close to the sea, making it feel like a perfect island escape. It was a lovely base for exploring Green Island while still having a quiet and comfortable place to return to afterward. The surroundings were especially memorable. Being near the waterfront made the stay feel very atmospheric, with fresh sea air, ocean views, and the calm rhythm of island life all around. The place felt clean, welcoming, and thoughtfully arranged, with a simple charm that matched Green Island perfectly. I would definitely recommend Chaikuo Waterfront to travelers who want accommodation that feels intimate, scenic, and connected to the natural beauty of the island. It is a great choice for couples, friends, or anyone looking for a peaceful stay by the sea.

Ich war sehr überrascht, da aus den wenigen Bildern, die ich gesehen habe, sie sah klein aus, aber in der Tat fand ich das kleine Zimmer, das sie eher genug bieten. Das Badezimmer war riesig. Das Bett ist auch nett. Die Rezeption und die Frühstücksräume sind gut dekoriert und sehr angenehm. Große Lage oben auf der ! Nachbarn Nachtmarkt. Und vielen Dank an den jungen Mann an der Rezeption, der dauerte, um mir zu helfen, mein großes Auto zu parken.

Die Ruhekammer in Green Island, Taiwan bietet einen unglaublich willkommenen Aufenthalt, beginnend mit hervorragender Ankunftsservice. Ich habe wirklich geschätzt, dass sie Ihnen bieten, Ihre Gepäck direkt zum Standort zu nehmen, und wenn jemand auf Sie wartet, sobald Sie aus dem Fähre, macht die Ankunft völlig stressfrei. Das Eigentum selbst ist etwas schwer zu finden ohne Hilfe und ist etwa eine 9-minute Scooter-Fahrt entfernt, so dass ihre Ankunftshilfe unbedingt erforderlich ist. Während der Gastgeber sehr freundlich ist, sollten die englischen Sprecher daran denken, dass es ein bisschen eine Sprachbarriere gibt. Es könnte eine Verbesserung nutzen, da es ein bisschen schwierig war, Englisch Hilfe oder lokale Empfehlungen zu erhalten, aber es ist immer noch ein wunderbarer Ort zu bleiben, wenn Sie mit einer Übersetzung App vorbereitet kommen.

Nach der Buchung habe ich sofort das Passwort gesendet, und ich konnte mich ohne weiteres selbst unterstützen. Die Gästezimmer sind im Allgemeinen sehr sauber und Sie können warmes Wasser zu essen einnehmen. Es ist eine kleine Stadt, so dass Sie von dem Hotel zu Fuß gehen können. Es ist ein empfohlenes Hotel.

The room itself was very nice, big and clean. Bed was very comfy, assuming you manage to sleep. Location seems great for the station. It's about 700m walk down a straight quiet road, but unless you like listening to screeching trains, it's not great. The room isn't soundproofed well enough, and you can hear every southbound train coming in as they start braking right next to the hotel. The first one starts at 4:40am. I normally don't get up before 8am, but I was awake by 5am every day staying here. The hotel sells ear plugs, which seems rude given that they've been free in every other hotel I've stayed in that has a noise problem. And this one definitely has a noise problem. This place has no elevator, which isn't made clear on the listing. There are no cancellations, and it's only once you've paid and have no way of changing your mind they email you to say there's no lift. Carrying a 23kg suitcase up to the 5th floor isn't fun. Talking of which, after paying in full you get an email saying that your booking won't be held unless you also complete the registration process at least a day early. For this you need to add them on line just so an AI can respond to stupid premade buttons that take you to a browser inside line. Once you go through the process of registering, you get a QR code, or you would but you can't check in yet because it's too early, and you can't save the link because it's inside line. Clicking on the original link restarts the process again. I wasted an hour on this. When you get a QR code, it changes every 5 minutes, so you need your phone to get in. This means when you go out running you need to carry your phone instead of a small door card like every other hotel. Who knows what happens if your phone runs out of battery, I just you end up sleeping on a bench outside the station. Everything about the communications from this hotel seems like they want to rip you off. Arrive early? 500 NTD per hour early. Late check out? 500 NTD per hour. Forget to click checkout in line. Same, I guess. Warnings on the front door not to lock it or get another fine (how about don't let the door lock if you don't want it locked?) Extra toiletries? Also charged for, but with a passive aggressive sign saying you're being recorded so don't steal anything. Several other signs about charges for other things that I didn't bother trying to translate. Also, you're expected to change your shoes with slippers at the front door. OK, but there's no indication that they are clean. My room was a double, but I came down after the first night and the second pair had been taken..when I returned that night, some child sized slippers were there instead, and the next morning adult slippers. No idea if anyone wore my slippers while I was out, or if they'd been cleaned before or after I stayed. As well as the room not being soundproofed, the bathroom window has no curtain and the bathroom has a glass door. So once you've been woken by the trains, it's hard to get back to sleep as it's light by 6am. And the door to the room has glass panels, covered with black paper, but light shines around all the edges. The shower door doesn't meet at the side at the bottom, but there's a 1cm gap under the door anyway, so the first time you have a shower you discover you bathmat is soaked through and the extractor fan doesn't do much so it was wet every day afterwards. Overall, this room is perfect if you're catching an early train or like waking up really early.

I like the accommodation near the train station. I stayed for 2 nights but apparently on the second night no one came and tidied the bed where my roommate checked out. I wanted to stay at her place as the upper bed is too high up . And I believe the second night only myself staying the whole place which is a bit scary for me. But I checked out at 5am so it was alright

Very uncomfortable bed. There was a spider in the bedroom. The bedsheets and the blanket always felt humid, so not nice at all. The bathroom floor was covered in water after showering… could be improved with a shower curtain or sth. The whole structure is quite old but I guess it’s what you get for a cheaper option. Also I was a bit concerned because there is no key, no lockers, no door key, and the main door is always open for guests. And there are quite many people coming and going, staying in other rooms upstairs. I would have preferred some level of security for valuables. They provide car pick-up and drop-off at the pier with the car. You can rent a e-bike from them for 600ntd/day (e-bike for foreigners without international license), it is quite expensive but I’ve called other rental shops and they said the same price… the lady also gave me a raincoat at least!