Taitung Inns

"I was already deeply attracted by the unique and tranquil environment of the hotel, but I was even more surprised to find a 'traveler's storybook' in the room! Reading the various sad, happy, or bewildered stories left by past guests who stayed in the same room deeply moved me to tears. I gained immense energy from your stories. Thank you, hotel, for this warm and thoughtful gesture. If I ever have the chance to travel solo to Taitung again, I will definitely stay here once more!! 🥹"

"Check-in was at a very convenient smart homestay. It was clean and perfect for family trips. We even unexpectedly saw the New Year's Eve fireworks up close! I would definitely book again next time."

"Located right next to the Music Village and the bus station which was super practical. I didn’t know it would be a self check-in, so it was a little hard to find but the process itself was easy. The dorm bathroom setup wasn’t great, especially because the shower makes the whole floor wet, not fun when you’re using the toilet. The sinks are outside the bathroom which is nice when it’s occupied but makes a lot of sound for others in the room. The bed was comfortable enough and the curtains and individual charging area with a light were nice. I found it annoying to go to the centre nearby to pick up the locker key but it’s also where I stored my luggage, which felt quite secure since they put a tag on it. I didn’t realize there wasn’t any elevator, so I had to drag my luggage to the third floor. There’s a water station in the “lobby” area on the first floor. It was very inexpensive for one night!"

"Pros: The breakfast and late-night snack options are plentiful, with slight daily changes in the menu. There are many vegetable choices, and my favorite was the spicy duck blood, which exceeded my expectations. Water, drinks, biscuits, and hand sanitizer are always readily available in the lobby, which is very thoughtful. Room 703 on the 7th floor (double bed) was quite large and relatively quiet, probably because most of the other guests on the same floor were elderly and went to bed early, so there were no noisy children. The EVA slippers provided in the room were great; they're not made of fabric and can be worn while showering. The hotel provides parking spaces, which is convenient. Located near Tiehua Village, there are many restaurants to choose from, all within a 15-minute walk. The bathroom and bed are separated by a large glass partition, allowing you to watch TV while showering, which is quite unique. Cons: A clump of hair was found on the toilet floor during check-in. The faucet base on the sink was moldy; I recommend using bleach to remove the mold regularly. There was no clothes rack in the room, only simple hooks, which is insufficient. The bathroom also lacked a clothes rack, with only a shelf in the shower area, making it difficult to dry clothes and towels."

"Budget hotel and 1 night stay. But served our purposes perfectly. Right in heart of markets and plenty of eateries nearby. Very friendly and helpful staff. Recomnend and would stay again."

"The quality of the stay is great, the air-conditioning is very cold, the space is large, and I will consider staying again next time. The breakfast part is a traditional Chinese breakfast, but the dining environment needs to be improved."

"The room is big, the water is large, you don't have to wait long to take a bath, the air-conditioning is super cold 👍, but there are hairs on the bed when the quilt is lifted, the breakfast is disappointing and I don't have much appetite after seeing it, I went to eat at the beginning of 8 o'clock, and there were more than ten guests but no food was replenished"