Golden Tulip Hotels in Taichung

The breakfast was absolutely terrible. Not only was it served in shifts, but by 9-10 AM, there was barely anything left. They charged an extra $200 for a 7-year-old child, for which absolutely nothing was provided. While the service staff were nice, my overall impression of the restaurant was extremely poor. I even heard they sell meal vouchers but often run out of items, especially for lunch. The main issue is that the chefs are dreadful; they use incredibly cheap ingredients, and the food is practically inedible. The only redeeming quality, if any, was that the swimming pool was decent and included a sauna. They market this place as a family-friendly hotel, but that's a complete deception. A few small stools and a coloring book hardly qualify it as such. Don't fall for their claims! The property comprises two buildings spread over two floors: a main building and the 'Pingzhen Building,' which was reportedly an acquisition.

Booked a twin room and got a free upgrade to a family room. The room is very spacious, with wet and dry separation, but the carpet is not clean enough and has stains, and there are small ants in the bathroom. Surprisingly, there is an entertainment and game room where you can borrow a switch, as well as an air mattress, football machine, and children's indoor play facilities. It turns out that the hotel provides free shuttle buses to certain attractions, but the receptionist did not explain it at all when checking in. We had to call Xiao Huang to go there ourselves, and we could also strengthen transportation connections. The hotel restaurant environment is good, the buffet breakfast is average, but there are many choices. You can buy delicious juices near the hotel, there is also an old souvenir shop near Wuqi Old Street, and it is not far from the Mitsui outlet.