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"The accommodation is practical, essential, and clean. It's quite a unique experience that the entrance is inside a Family Mart; you go down the stairs and you're right in the convenience store, haha, definitely very convenient. On the other hand, its proximity to the station might be an issue for some – lots of people, constant coming and going, and noisy. The property offers 24/7 self-service coffee/tea packets. You can even make your own breakfast with bread, butter/jam/chocolate, etc. The idea of small events organized in the common room is a nice touch. Overall, I would recommend this hotel."

"It feels more like a B&B, a villa with many rooms. The soundproofing isn't great, but everything else is pretty good. It's very close to a certain night market. You need to change into slippers when you enter; if you're not used to it, you'll need to bring your own. The interior decor is lovely."

"This place is a very cozy and nice place for a trip in Tainan. The host is super friendly and fluent in English (a big plus for me). This is a self check-in homestay so you need to contact with the host before arrival. There are also kitchen space for share and amenities if you don’t have."

"It was a bit tricky to find the entrance at first because the hotel is tucked away in an alley off the main street. I was also a little worried since I use a budget SIM and couldn't add them on Line via ID. However, after doing the online check-in, I clicked on the QR key display icon, and a button to add them as a Line friend popped up, so I was able to connect. Once added on Line, I could save the QR key as an image and also check the Wi-Fi password, which was a relief. You can open both the main entrance and your room door with the QR code. The facilities are good: hot water in the shower works well, the hairdryer is good, A/C is good, indoor slippers are provided, and Wi-Fi is good. However, the refrigerator is shared. There's no shower curtain, so if you shower normally, the toilet, trash can, and other items get soaked, which is a bit unavoidable. Typical for Tainan, fighter jets were flying until around 7:30 PM, and I was woken up by their sound again around 7 AM. They did provide earplugs for 10 TWD, but I wasn't bothered by the noise. You can also hear the street motorbikes quite a bit, but it quieted down after 9 PM, so it didn't bother me when sleeping. There are gaps in the door, so mosquitoes and flies could potentially get in. They provided a plug-in mosquito repellent, but I didn't use it. The location is great: a 7-Eleven is just a 5-minute walk away. If you walk for 10 minutes, you'll reach a shopping street that connects trendy and traditional areas, so you can enjoy the evenings. I personally didn't find the subway station too far either, so I think choosing this hotel that AI recommended was the right decision."

"Couldn't upload my passport image for self-check-in, but I was able to check in at the sister hotel next door. Otherwise, there were no staff present. The linens were crisp, and the cleanliness left a great impression. It was a bit inconvenient that there wasn't an outlet to charge my phone by the bed, so I charged it in the common area downstairs."

"The environment was incredibly clean and comfortable. Upon arrival, the staff were very enthusiastic and professional in explaining everything. They also provided free tea bags. The room itself was very spacious and comfortable, and it even had a unique Japanese-style tatami window seat."

"I forgot to contact the owner beforehand, and I was quite nervous on the day of the event. However, the owner responded quickly and resolved the issue, making for a fantastic experience! The room was clean and bright; I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Tainan! ✨"

"I stayed for 3 nights in April. It was my first time staying in a guesthouse, and there were many rules. I received many emails explaining them, which was confusing at first, but the explanations were clear and easy to understand. Questions were answered promptly. Sorting the trash was difficult. The location was convenient, with easy access to restaurants, a bus stop nearby, and a YOUBIKE port relatively close, which was great. It's about a 20-minute walk from Tainan Station and the airport shuttle bus stop, just within walking distance. The room was fairly clean and had everything I needed. Since they provide shared slippers, it's probably best to bring your own. Tainan was wonderful, so I might stay here again when I visit again. Thank you!"

"Important: Please bring ear plugs! the sound from street traffic is kind of echoey and loud. I went to buy some after my first night. Location is hard to beat. I got to try quite a few good eateries just by staying here. And there are street markets of different types within short walking distance. I was staying in a room on 2nd level and using the shared bathroom, but it looked like i was the the only one using it. Everything is clean and spotless, as if the place is very new. The hot/cold water dispenser at ground level is very useful. More hooks/hangers in the room for hanging clothes would be nice. The light feature above the bed and the full-length glass windows that allow natural light are very aesthetically pleasing. What was perhaps unusual and a bit unnerving - a first for me - was that i didn't see ANY person around the whole of my 4-day stay. I arrived late and had to do a self check-in on the first day so that was to be expected, but on subsequent days no staff were at reception, nor did i see any guests (though i could faintly hear them in their rooms on certain days). Is this a low season thing? Having said that, i found the self-check in and check-out is quite convenient and if you have connected with them over Whatsapp, they send clear instructions beforehand. They will also answer any questions over Whataspp, so i guess it's like a virtual receptionist?"

"Unfortunately, I didn't take any photos, only a video posted on Instagram. I stayed in room 204, a double room. 1. If you mind the bed facing the door, please consider this carefully. (There are back curtains blocking the view.) 2. The mini-fridge is very light; be careful not to move it too much. 3. There are two trash cans: one on the sofa and one next to it in the toilet. I asked if I could flush toilet paper down the toilet, and the guesthouse said the roll-top toilet paper in the bathroom is allowed. The trash cans are small, oval-shaped, as you can see in the picture. 4. If you run out of the roll-top toilet paper, there are supplies in the cabinet under the sink. There's one roll-top and one pull-out roll. 5. The bathroom uses a soft water system; there's a sticker next to the mirror explaining this. It's quite comfortable to shower with. (Mainly explaining that soft water has moisturizing effects and makes the lather richer.) The hairdryer is great. There's an indoor circulation system next to the sink mirror that you can press, such as ventilation and drying. This is very useful for people who have been experiencing heavy rain these past few days. (By the way, if your shoes get wet, you can tell the front desk you'd like to bring them up to dry.) The floor mat is on the bathroom shelf, and the bath towels are in the cabinet to the right of the sink. 6. There are one electrical outlet on each side of the bed, two next to the sink, and one next to the refrigerator. You basically won't have a problem with not having enough outlets. If you're tall enough, there are actually three more on the ceiling. 7. Opening the curtains from the bed doesn't offer much of a view; it's just a typical residential window view. 8. There are beer and beverage machines and candy/cookies on the first floor, but I didn't touch them, so I can't comment. I think there's a recreation room on the fourth floor? I didn't go up there either. 9. The elevator is small, a rectangular space."