"Overall, I highly recommend this hotel; it offers great value for money.
🛣️Location: The location is quite good, close to Qianbu Beach, and about a ten-minute walk to Fayu Temple. On the way to Fayu Temple, you'll find Starbucks, noodle shops, coffee shops, and creative stores, and you'll also pass by Dacheng Zen Temple and Shuangquan Zen Temple. The hotel is located up a slope off the main road, so you can't hear the shuttle bus during the day.
🏩Facilities: The facilities are relatively new, and the hotel has a good design aesthetic. However, the rooms are a bit small, and there isn't much counter space to put things, which meant we had no place for the complimentary fruit platter after setting up a laptop. There's a self-service laundry room with a dryer.
🔍Service: The in-house service was generally good. Since we booked a package, we received fruit, a mini-bar, and evening craft activities (though we were too tired from exploring during the day to participate). The shuttle service, however, was quite disappointing. We waited at the pier for over half an hour, and the front desk staff kept explaining that they only had one car, which upset many people in our group. Upon arrival, the hotel offered complimentary iced Americanos and a two-tiered afternoon tea as a form of compensation. I hope they can improve the shuttle service in the future.
🍳Dining: Breakfast is a buffet with a focus on Chinese cuisine. Coffee, tea, and fruit are generally available. However, during peak hours, seating can be limited, so I suggest opening the north activity area as an additional space in the mornings. You can order lunch and dinner. Given that food delivery on the island starts at 30 yuan, choosing a hotel with dining options is very important."