Auberges à Yilan

The hotel stay (or perhaps I can describe as air BnB?) included the costume dress up (it's for all of the days you are going to stay there). It was fun though it's quite cold when we visited. There are elaborate princess dresses for all sizes of people, young and old. And their outdoors are just perfect for taking photos. One can also dress up and take photos in their rooms or even when having meals. It's just that they don't have photography services so it would depend on quality of smartphones. We have sort of a whole house by ourselves.. entering from a gate passing by a flower garden then to the main door. It's a great experience and kids would really love it. There's a princess bed in the room with slide for mine. The breakfast was interesting. We had a variety of food from soups, toast, porridge and little snacks (all handmade), milk tea and freshly squeezed orange juice. Location wise, have to get an Uber to go out to get some lunch/dinner. There are no food deliveries in the area. There is no in house dining other than breakfast (included in cost) and hi tea. Overall, this place to stay is a great experience and value for money.

Room is clean but small. The chubby lady checking us in didn't show any hospitality. We checked in on an unbusy weekday, yet she put us in a room close to the main road with cars passing by with noises. The window insulation was poorly done, and not sound proof at all. The chubby lady never greeted us the whole time, not even a smile. Everytime we saw her, she turned her face, very cold. We didn't feel welcomed. When we checked out the next day, a different lady, much thinner and prettier, was very cheerful though. She was very polite. It would have been a nicer experience had we were served by her upon checking in.

It's quite dated but literally right on the night market. There was bad smell in the room which needed to be treated with deodorant. The deodorant was so strong that it was almost intolerable. We asked for a room change and they only offered to change to a smaller one next door which was equally smelly. The parking facility is not that great. You will have to use the very small elevator to park in a very small space. The only plus is the staff at the breakdast. They were very nice and polite.

Was kind of lost to locate the hotel and the sky turns dark too early during winter time. Upon alighting at Luo Dong and checked with people around, mention to just bypass Luo Dong station, straight and turn right, however was stucked took a cab there. Prior to arrival, staff check in on my arrival timing too. Upon reaching, staff was really nice and welcoming. Luo Dong night market us just minutes away and there washing / drying services provided across the road. Very convenient if you plan not to pack much!

Le B&B se trouve un peu à l'écart du parking et les frais de stationnement sont de 150 $. Il est très proche du marché nocturne de Luodong le soir, à seulement 10 minutes à pied. La chambre a tout ce dont vous avez besoin et le personnel de service est également très prévenant. Il allumera la climatisation avant d'entrer dans la pièce.

Bon à aller essayer cet hôtel juste à l'opposé de l'hôtel klinlin et il est capable de chaud tube 2 personnes

Simple room. It not those super nice hotel. Good for a night and is very near to the train station and most of the local tourist attraction places. Night market is right beside

Very beautiful location and hotel. Not near convenience store or restaurant. So bring drinks and food beforehand. But they have buffet at the hotel. Highly recommend for a family or anyone looking for a serene place to relax in.

First of all, this is a very old hotel that has seen truly better days. While maintained well, it has retained it's original furnishings and decor from the 1980s and 1990s. Staying here reminded me of my childhood travelling with my family in the 80s. The actual room does not look anything like the ones shown on the website. The hard floors mean you should wear their slippers or bring your own room slippers. The hot spring water advertised is just hot spring water pipes that go into your bathtub. There is a step that emulates hot spa step in the bathtub. The breakfast was good with nice braised meat and eggs that you can put over your rice or porridge. There's also hot soy milk. But no hot tea, only coffee. The staff look tired but hard working. There was a grumpy older lady receiptionist when we checked in and she was pretty rough in the check in process. E.g. ”if you don't put a number here, and you leave things in the hotel, we'll just throw them away! Just to tell you first.” Room was quite small or cosy, depending on your perspective. The only thing new was the air-conditioner. The TV set had all the settings for channels but none worked. Internet wifi was not quite working too.

Good for the price, but pretty basic facilities. Nothing hugely wrong, but it feels like it's not been modernised for 20 years. Shower over the bath but no shower curtain so hard not to get the floor wet. Cold water wasn't working on one of the mornings, but had been fixed by afternoon. Fridge keeps everything cold... My drinks were actually frozen on 2 of 3 times. Lighting system very confusing and the bedside backlit lighting couldn't be used as it flickered badly whenever it was on. Aircon also controlled by that with a wired remote on the wall. Every time you turned it on it was full speed. If you turned off the Aircon, everyone else's was so loud it didn't make much difference. But overall very cheap and decent location, so can't really complain.