Pet Friendly Hotels in Taiwan, China

An absolutely excellent hotel! The views, ambiance, facilities, and service are all top-notch. What truly stood out was the service. Even though the hotel was very busy, everything was incredibly well-organized, from reserving a dinner table at the restaurant to borrowing bicycles, helping us find a table at breakfast, and managing the pool and beach lounge areas, as well as the fitness and recreation center – everything was handled perfectly. The staff were all very friendly, warm, and thoughtful. Having stayed in hundreds of hotels worldwide, this was by far one of my most satisfying experiences. We booked for five nights and still felt it wasn't enough!

Exceptional service, delicious food, and stunning views – absolutely nothing to complain about! From the moment I stepped into the hotel, I was greeted by a very pleasant and relaxing fragrance. The staff were incredibly thoughtful and professional. The hotel room itself was decent, although it was a pity there was construction outside the window, which slightly marred the view.

Location is literally next to the train station but not at walkable distance from other main activities, and immediate surroundings not quite charming. Self-service hotel however there is a front desk that is open 24/7 Convenient room, spacious enough, comfortable bedding and bathroom. Sound insulation within the hotel not optimal (we could hear noise from neighboring rooms)

Booked this room for my parents when they travelled with us. Great value for money considering the size of the room. We loved the location and the convenience of having food joints so nearby. Walking distance to Luodong night market.

We weren't informed before check-in that the public hot spring bath was undergoing maintenance. To make matters worse, the maintenance schedule posted on-site didn't even match the actual situation, which was a real letdown. The complimentary bicycles were quite old and dilapidated, a slight minus. However, guests could sign up for the mochi pounding activity, and a buffet dinner was also available for an additional charge. These two aspects were quite good and added some positive points back.

First time staying here, and it was a simple, clean place with convenient transportation. Nearby, there's Taichung Second Market with tons of great food, and the Wan Chuan Temple is right next door, which feels like a blessing. The lobby on the first floor has a coffee machine for freshly ground coffee (you can use the cups from your room), and there's a water dispenser on each floor. The only downside is the soundproofing isn't great – you can hear cars and water noises constantly throughout the night. 😂 Staying on a weekday is super affordable (under a thousand NTD), but Friday and Saturday prices double. I booked two consecutive nights (Friday and Saturday) through Trip two weeks ago. When I checked the prices again on the night of check-in, I found that booking those two nights separately would have been 800 NTD cheaper! Isn't it supposed to be more affordable when you book two consecutive nights?

The hotel TV was broken, and it took three visits from maintenance and two hours before they finally switched my room. It wasted a lot of my time, but the hotel did offer me a late check-out to compensate, and the staff were all very nice. Overall, it was still quite good.

Thank you to the owner for the upgrade to a double room with a window. There is a washing machine on the top floor, and a refrigerator, oven, microwave, and dishes on the first floor. If you can't finish the food, you can put it in the refrigerator and reheat it. There are 4 parking spaces outside the hotel, and if they are full, you can park in the parking lot diagonally opposite.

I recently stayed at 35.5 Inn in Kenting Xiaowan, and overall, I had a very positive experience. The rooms were exceptionally clean, and the amenities provided were good. Everything was well-maintained, making my stay comfortable. The location is fantastic—the hotel is right next to the Kenting Night Market, which is held daily. This makes it incredibly convenient for food, shopping, and entertainment. Additionally, a scooter rental shop is located right next door, offering both regular and electric scooters, making it easy to explore the area. One aspect that could be improved is the check-in process. Unfortunately, check-in is only available from 4:00 PM, which can be inconvenient for travelers arriving earlier. A potential improvement would be to provide guests with the door code in advance, allowing early check-in if the room is already available. In my case, my room was unoccupied before my arrival, so this could have been an easy solution. Overall, I highly recommend 35.5 Inn for its cleanliness, great location, and accessibility to transport options. If they refine their check-in process, it would be an even better experience!

The B&B is about a 10-minute walk from the Hualien Transfer Station. The area is mainly homestays, with a 7-11, supermarket, and breakfast shop nearby. Several souvenir shops are also nearby, making it convenient for shopping. Buses run from the station to the airport, Qixingtan, Taroko, and other popular attractions. Check-in was easy, and the host was quick to respond. There's an elevator and drinking water on the first floor. Shower gel and shampoo are provided in the room, and the hot water supply is stable and plentiful. However, the faucets are stagnant, so you'll need to bring your own toothbrush, toothpaste, and mouthwash cup. The TV offers a wide variety of channels, including YouTube. The day after our stay, a 4.7 magnitude earthquake shook the entire bed, but the elevator was unaffected.