3-Star Hotels in Pingtung

the owners were pretty chill and helpful as they recommend places and drove us to and from the XiaoWan bus stop, the room is huge and has a smart TV and apparently a small balcony even if the room's on the 1st floor. the location of the hotel is pretty far from Hengchun and sometimes the bus time schedule gets unpredictable, the nearest 7 eleven is less than a 8 minute walk away. the closest beach was Small beach that i didnt get to visit but being near the coast was very beautiful. you could have a run in the sunrise, its lovely Kenting was actually breezy rather than hot in April

From arrival to departure, the service was excellent. The staff and crew displayed warm hospitality and were attentive to guests' needs. Like many hotels in Taiwan, in-room utilities such as toothbrushes and toothpaste are not provided, so you’ll need to bring your own. Sunshine Liv partners with a scooter rental shop that delivers and collects the scooter directly at the homestay. The rental price is reasonable at TWD 400 for 24 hours, and there’s no requirement to return the scooter with a full tank. The homestay is also conveniently located, with the nearest night market just a 10-minute scooter ride away. We were delighted to receive a complimentary room upgrade with stunning ocean views! The room was spacious, clean, and well-maintained. The TV offers a wide selection of channels across various genres, catering to different preferences. Additionally, the homestay serves a delightful home-cooked style breakfast. Overall, we highly recommend visiting Kenting, and Sunshine Liv is an excellent choice for accommodation! P.S. Complimentary parking is available for in-house guests, but the parking space is quite narrow, so drivers should proceed with caution.

Hotel Review (Accessibility & Safety Concerns): The location of this hotel is very convenient — it is close to the beach and within walking distance to the night market, which is definitely a plus. However, overall my stay was not very comfortable. Inside the room, the floor is not completely even. While it may not seem like a big issue at first, it could easily become a tripping hazard, especially for older guests or anyone not paying close attention. The bathroom is also not separated into dry and wet areas, which makes it more slippery and less convenient to use. Another important point is that the hotel does not have an elevator. Carrying luggage up and down the stairs can be quite inconvenient, particularly for elderly guests or those with heavy bags. Although the interior design may look quite stylish or luxurious at first glance, in reality it feels impractical and raises safety concerns. There are other small details as well, but I will not go into them here. I understand that different properties have their own limitations, and I am sharing this from a personal perspective. I hope this information can be helpful for future travelers when making their decision.

We contacted you in advance to arrange luggage storage, yet when we arrived there was no one there and it took a long time to get hold of anyone. Why couldn’t an access code have been provided before our arrival so we could store our bags without unnecessary delays? When we eventually managed to contact someone, it turned out that only the cleaner was on site. We were repeatedly told to leave the front door open with all of our belongings in plain view while there was no reception staff present. How is that a reasonable or secure way to treat guests? We returned at 4:00 pm for check-in and once again spent around 15 minutes trying to reach someone because there was still no one available. Another resident even told us that no staff member would be coming that day. When we finally got through to someone, there was no apology whatsoever for the inconvenience. To make matters worse, only one towel was provided for our stay. The noise on the first floor was excessive, and the door lock did not feel secure. I have stayed in many budget hotels, including some that were unclean or poorly maintained, but this has been by far the worst experience due to the complete lack of customer service and the apparent absence of even the most basic procedures for running accommodation. Is this really how you treat your customers?

I was travelling with my mom who was travelling to Taiwan for the first time. The location of this place was near the beach and a lovely restaurant that we loved although it was a bit out of the way from the larger tourist towns (we just took the bus or a taxi when we needed to see sights). They were making repairs while we were there as it was the slow season so it did smell a bit like paint which bothered my mother but I can't fault them for that. The real star of the property was the owner. A lovely lady who took such good care of us while there and allowed us to pick our room because she had many open at the time she is amazing. We loved talking to her, and she even helped us heat up our leftovers one night when we needed a quick dinner. We talked about travel and all kinds of other topics. She was so kind and helpful every step of the way.

If your focus is purely to spend most of your time at the Nanwan Beach, Cat at Greece will be your choiced accommodation. As we were met with an off=peak situation, my family was the only ones staying at this hotel. We had trouble checking in as there were no one at the front desk to receive us as the property were not manned but monitored remotely. We took a while to get in touch with the hotel caretaker and that was done with the help of a 7-eleven convenience store staff reaching out to her. Amongst the properties we have stayed, Cat@Greece was the least proactive in ensuring we settled in safely. In my opinion, this hotel is suitable for stay only during summer and you must self-drive to have the convenience to explore the visitors' attractions.

Located right across from one of the beaches and very short walk to the main strip. Super friendly staff. If you’re travelling from Kaohsiung via bus 9189 the hotel is a very short walk from the police substation bus stop.

Family of 5: Bedroom was huge with 3 beds for 5 of us, balcony opens out right by the beach, you can walk down on foot in 2-3mins(recommended to watch sunrise and sunset). Note that beach sand is dark and not the white sandy ones, but still soft & suitable for playing. Bathroom was huge, had a bathtub and 2 sinks. Great cooling weather on the beach even in December, sea water was not too cold. Great to walk along the beach in morning & evening. Wld visit this again! Room, Bathroom are clean. Pool was not in operation in December. Not many food options by 6-7pm, hotel restaurant closes early. Convenience store 7-11 was walkable distance in abt 7-8 mins though. Easy to walk there on the same side of the road to get some food.

The environment is quiet and it is a good place for a holiday. We did not go out to sea this time as the water was low. The B&B is a bit far from the restaurant. When going back at night, there are no street lights along the way, only the stars in the sky for lighting, which is very romantic.

I've stayed at Seawall before, and I remember the air conditioning in the room being very quiet, not affecting my sleep quality at all. This time I stayed in a street-view room with a small balcony, and the AC was still very quiet. It's really important to get good rest when you're traveling. From the hotel entrance, you can see the Dawan seascape and the sunset, and Kenting Street is right behind the hotel. For us, who prioritize relaxation, it's a very suitable and convenient location. Seawall provides breakfast vouchers for a restaurant on the first floor of another building. It's quite simple, but it has everything you need, and I personally thought it was good.