2-Star Hotels in Tainan

The location is very convenient, with a few morning markets nearby, which makes it easy to explore local life and find breakfast. Cleanliness is excellent. Both the bedroom and bathroom are very clean, and the water pressure is strong. I stayed in a tatami room — it was nice, but I do wish the mattress was a bit thicker, as it felt slightly too thin for me. The common area is very cozy, and I really enjoyed the free coffee and tea available anytime. It’s a great space to relax. The only downside was some confusion about the washing machine. There was a notice saying foreigners can use it for free, but it didn’t mention needing to ask for permission in advance. When I used it, I later received a message from the host saying I should have asked first, which was a bit confusing. Overall, still a comfortable and pleasant stay.

There is really no elevator in the high-rise building. I want to clear it. Because I have to climb the sixth floor every day, the first floor of him has increased. I really climb the stairs for two days. Because of this, I will book the hotel later. I have to look at the stairs.

The landlady was incredibly welcoming and recommended great restaurants nearby – fantastic! I'd definitely stay here again if I'm ever in Tainan. Highly recommend it!

I spent one night in this hostel and I want to start by highlighting the kindness and warm welcome of the staff. The team is truly pleasant and helpful. However, my experience in the dorm was very disappointing. The room has no window, which is already quite uncomfortable, but the main problem stems from late arrivals. The hostel accepts very late check-ins; at 11 p.m., a staff member entered the dorm and turned on all the lights to help a new arrival settle in, waking everyone up. The overall atmosphere in the dorm was also quite disrespectful, and it felt like the space was being used to its fullest potential at the expense of travelers' comfort. Ultimately, even though the staff is lovely, the quality of sleep is so negatively impacted that the night was very difficult. It's a shame, because a few adjustments could really improve the experience.

Getting to this hotel by public transport might take a bit longer, especially if you're walking. However, the upside is that strolling through the streets and alleys is a great way to really get to know the city. Aside from the slightly out-of-the-way location, the room facilities are complete, thoughtful, and clean. The common area in the basement is comfortable, offering tea bags and a water dispenser, with more available on different floors.

The hotel and room are very nice, in a very good position and has a very good price. The problem is the communication with the staff. I tried to contact a day in advance on WhatsApp (they asked me to add them on WhatsApp when I booked, and at the beginning, a few weeks ago, they answered) to know when I could bring my luggage there but I got no answer. Later that day and next morning I tried again with the same result. I also asked a friend in Taiwan to call them on this number but no answer. Then I decided to go to the hotel, I found another phone number and another WhatsApp but unfortunately I got no answer again. Luckily another client let me enter with the code to bring my luggage. I finally got an answer 4 hours later I left the hotel. That's a pity, I don't know what happened. Hope I only was very unlucky that day.

The hostel is easy to reach from train and bus station walking around 30 minutes. The front desk staff are very professional and have good online check in form. The sitting area is quite good and traditional and have a reasonable pantry with free hot drinks and some snacks. The dorm rooms are of good size with large spacious bed with curtains. The shower and toilets are on different floors and are reasonably clean. The building looks quite a traditional structure and you need to climb several steps and the staircases are very long and narrow. If you have many luggage and suitcases you will have a good workout in reaching your room. Overall the place gives a good traditional experience of Tainan and Taiwan and its worth the money charged. The location is the most ideal and you can walk to nearly all important tourist places from here. They also provide their own folded direction map. This was for me the best professionally managed owner managed hostel I have ever stayed in and you really feel immersed in Tainan staying at this Hostel.

My booking consisted of 2 double beds however due to a mismatch of details from trip, upon contacting the homestay, they notified that they only provide 1 double bed for every room. Other than that mishap, the stay was pleasant enough. Be prepared for the steep steps of Tainan. Other issues with the homestay was that there were no toothbrush/toothpaste provided, no proper bathroom mat (it was the spongy type), no proper heating in the room. The entrance was a bit hard to find especially when it gets dark. They provided 2 waterbottles for us and subsequent refills were obtained from the dispenser in the main area on Level 1. There is a public fridge and toilet in the main area too. Closeby amenities include street food alleyway with some clothes shops, 7/11, Watsons. Location was a bus ride away from Tainan Metro so relatively convenient! But .taxi would be even better.

The stay was nice, the hostel is very pretty, there is. free washing machine but be aware of people who move your stuff while it’s drying, forgot a sweater because of that!! Also the aircon could work better, there was a sour smell in my room during my whole stay.

Jiahong Brigade Advantages In the urban area of Xuejia, transportation is very convenient. For the price of old hostel, it is close to the people for consecutive holidays. Average 1 000 There is a beautiful picture in the toilet. The air-conditioning is very powerful Disadvantages No wifi, no TV, hot water to wait But 1,000 You get what you pay for~~ Don't compare big restaurants to this