Changhua Kui Kuan Motel

The receptionist was really humble, and the place was clean and cheap.

It was okay.

Breakfast was delicious, with the food freshly prepared in the kitchen, and the hotel is very near the interchange. Everything else was great too, though I found the bed too soft and uncomfortable.

Breakfast had sweet potato porridge and side dishes you could serve yourself, along with dishes made fresh each day, like toast, egg pancakes, or noodles. You could ask the kitchen to prepare them. I usually just made tea, since there were two tea bags as well as two coffee packets on the coffee table. There were also two packs of biscuits, though I don't know if those cost extra. The room had a hot and cold water dispenser, plus two bottles of water, a sports drink, and a bottle of fruit and vegetable juice in the fridge. I couldn't tell whether those drinks were extra, so hopefully this clears that up for future guests. There are two bathtubs for soaking. The jacuzzi filled quickly, had plenty of water, and its massage jets were strong and very comfortable. The room itself is unusual, with a few different places to sleep. As someone who has trouble sleeping, I appreciated having a chair and a small meditation room where I could curl up. That little room is very comfortable for a smaller person, but it isn't a place to sleep all night, you'd get too tired.