3-Star Hotels in Kaohsiung

Great location less than 20 minutes from KHH airport. It is within 8 minutes walking distance from SOGO for those who love to shop department stores. There are 7-11s ( more than one!) Family Marts and a PX Mart (grocery store) along each road. Very convenient. The drinks at 7-11 will be cheaper priced than Family Mart and PX Mart and sometimes they will have a BOGO on select items ( I got an extra baby wipe pack by sheer luck). The Family Mart will have more unique items (ex Kombucha, health teas etc). The food selection for both places will be a bit limited for grab and go eats. Think sweet pastries and snacks. They do have some sandwiches but not super healthy if you are vegetarian. The hotel has complementary breakfast that starts at 6:30am ends at 10am. It is a buffet the fills up the entire room. There is a wonderful mix of local foods, one Western style pot. There is a small salad bar, fruit bar, coffee/tea and a small short order cook that will fry up 4 items (eggs, scallion onion omelette, turnip cakes). There is an other side has at least 10 varieties of local foods. The quality is great! Not too oily, 2 congee pots ( regular and Hong Kong Style). Fruits include what is season (Guava, apples, watermelon) and oranges, bananas. I will warn you about the late night snack (Dim Sum) buffet. Located on same floor and it starts at 7pm. That is a busy mad house. The line to queue up starts earlier and it will go down the hall to the stairwell. Lots of tour buses come to this location and tour groups will flood in each week during season. I went during early April for 9 days. I would go to breakfast at 8 am and skipped the nighttime crush. Restaurants are readily available all around and very affordable. This hotel comes with complimentary laundry DIY and laundry powder soap. Make sure you write your room number on the dry erase placard and stick it on each machine you use. Otherwise another guest may accidentally throw their items in and use the machine. The dryers are on top so hard to see what’s on the bottom. There is a free lounge in the lobby that has complimentary ice cream, coffee/tea and jasmine flavored gelatin cups. You can sit there all day if you like and sip on a free espresso or other drink. This hotel comes with a lot of amenities at a reasonable rate— I will stay here again next time.

Check-in and check-out were very smooth, with the front desk staff being friendly and efficient. There's a coffee corner on the first floor, but to my dismay, when I wanted a drink in the morning, there were no coffee beans at all! It was there, but unusable. On the other hand, there are water dispensers on each floor, which is very convenient for refilling water. The water pressure in the room's shower was excellent, making for a very comfortable shower experience. (Though, for some reason, the water pressure at the sink was really weak...) However, the blackout curtains in the room have a serious design flaw. They don't fully block out the sunlight, leaving significant gaps on both sides. Around 6 AM, intense light streams directly onto the pillow and headboard, making it impossible to go back to sleep. My sleep quality was severely affected for several consecutive days, which greatly diminished an otherwise good stay. I suggest the hotel install more effective blackout curtains (they really need to completely cover the window without any gaps) to ensure guests can enjoy a good resting environment, even at dawn.

The hotel location is convenient, very close to Exit 2 of the subway. The room is clean, and breakfast is decent. It's close to the Kaohsiung Arena, a large shopping mall, and Ruifeng Night Market, making it a top choice for concerts.

Staying in a double suite for one night, including breakfast, for less than NT$1600, plus free self-service laundry, coffee, drinks, and snacks. There's no on-site parking, but they offer a NT$200 subsidy for public street parking nearby. Overall, it's excellent value for money.

It’s located on 11th floor of the building so you have to look for the hotel sign in front of the building specifically. My room is spacious for 4 persons. We can unfold our bogs at the same time. They have an automatically bidet too. The location is quite good, it’s not far from the mall, convenient store and subway station. Just a few stop to any interesting places. The hotel also provide coffee, tea and ice cream for free all day.

The room was very comfortable, and the location was great too. You can walk to the MRT, and it's just two stops to Formosa Boulevard Station. There are 7-Eleven, FamilyMart, and Watsons nearby, as well as some local snacks. The room was spacious, simple, and clean. The bathroom was relatively small but perfectly functional. So far, this is the best value-for-money hotel we've stayed at in Taipei, Taichung, and Kaohsiung. Most of the front desk staff were very sweet, but one had a really bad attitude. She looked annoyed, didn't respond when I said thank you, and seemed quite fierce. Overall, the experience was very good.

The location is very convenient, as it is very close to the MRT, making it easy to travel around The room was spacious, clean, and well equipped with amenities such as a hair dryer, towels, soap, and shampoo, which made the stay very comfortable We were also pleasantly surprised to find a large onsen style bathtub in the bathroom, which made the stay even more relaxing However, guests need to bring their own toothpaste and toothbrush. The staff were very friendly and helpful, which made the experience even better🫰🏻❤️

The room was clean and the hotel building is still very new. It's right next to Kaohsiung Main Station, you just cross the street after exiting the station and you're there. The staff were friendly and spoke English well.

This hotel seems to have a lot of history; it feels more classic than just old, which I really liked. I'm also very grateful that they were so accommodating and helped me with a reservation at a restaurant I wanted to visit. The location is fantastic, with many popular shops nearby, making sightseeing very convenient. Since it was a weekday, I got a great deal on the room. It was definitely more than worth the price!

We really enjoyed our stay here! The building was rundown and obviously very old when looked at from the outside, the hotel is on the 16th floor but we really liked our room. The staff did a good job accommodating us and explaining the rules. They gave us tea, coffee and water along with a kettle during our stay, there was a common area for guests to relax and enjoy their time when not in their room and the bathroom was lovely, not like typical ones in Taipei at all. It was a little cramped but the shower was huge and was separated from the toilet by a glass door. Overall, extremely good value for money.