Keep A Little Light Art Hostel

Name: Keep A Little Light Art Hostel
Address: 23 Jianye New Residential Quarter, Zuoying District , 813 Kaohsiung, Taiwan, Kaohsiung, Kaohsiung, Takao, TW
Rating: 9.6

23 Jianye New Residential Quarter, Zuoying District , 813 Kaohsiung, Taiwan, KaohsiungView on Map

Smoke-free

About this property

"Keep A Little Light Art Hostel" is located in Kaohsiung. This hostel is located in 8 km from the city center. Location Spend an evening in a nice atmosphere of the bar. In the shared kitchen, you can cook anything you want. Want to be always on-line? Wi-Fi is available. If you travel by car, there’s a free parking zone. You won’t be bored as at the hostel you will find a picnic area and a barbeque area. Additional services that the hostel offers to its guests: a laundry. At the hostel

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Free WiFi

Bar

Good to know

Check-in: From 15:00
Check-out: Until 11:00
Parking: Free
Luggage storage: Available
Smoking: Smoke-free

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Guest Rating

9.6/10

Excellent

84 reviews

Featured review

Chang M.

April 2026

6/10

We booked the entire apartment for Chinese New Year, six family members and three dogs, for NT$29,600. It has three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The place is quiet, with well-kept plants and thoughtful decor, and it’s nice for relaxing, unwinding or chatting. There’s no TV, breakfast or kitchen. Instead, there’s a bar counter with plates, cups, cutlery and a small electric cooker. They leave lemon-filled pastries, Want Want rice crackers, candy, fruit and coffee packets, but keep in mind many breakfast shops close during Chinese New Year. Bring your own toothbrush, toothpaste and slippers. The suite shower is cramped, and there’s nowhere to hang a travel bag or headscarf, which was inconvenient. There’s also a camera in the living room, so bear that in mind for privacy. If you’re visiting Pier-2 Art Center without dogs, I’d suggest paying a little more for a room at Hanlai Hotel. Its smaller lights and retro, artsy look suit people who like taking Instagram photos.

Gavin L.

January 2026

10/10

The owner put real thought into the interior design, and the place has a distinctive guesthouse feel. I stayed in this guesthouse in a military dependents' village the night before the Kaohsiung Marathon. The area is unusual, with guesthouses tucked into every alley. There was no TV, but the necessary amenities were there. It’s a converted old house, so the soundproofing isn’t as good as in hotels. Still, I found it quiet at night and wasn’t disturbed.

liu M.

June 2025

10/10

From booking through check-out, everything was self-service, with no face-to-face contact. Even so, I could feel how much care the owner puts into looking after this warm old house. Any problems were dealt with quickly, and it’s easy to find with convenient parking. 100 thumbs up! I have a back problem, and the hard bed kept me awake all night. When I spoke with the owner, he suggested adding a soft mattress. I’m grateful for his thoughtful hospitality and love the simple, caring atmosphere. Everyone says they want to stay here next time they visit Kaohsiung, and I’ll definitely come back to Kaohsiung just to stay here again.

Chia-Ling Y.

November 2025

10/10

Small place, but cozy inside. The owner was really friendly and even drove me to the station when he had some free time 😭

Joanna L.

April 2025

10/10

The cozy setting and all the small touches made a strong impression. The tea bags, coffee packets, cookies and snacks were all really good quality, and the stay went beyond what I expected. One thing, though: for a private room costing over 2000 yuan a night, the price feels a bit unreasonable.