29 Nesuto Inn

The B&B's building was the highlight for me. Aki showed us around and explained its architecture and history, with lots of historical details still preserved. It's also very well located, within walking distance of historical buildings and good restaurants and food stands. The place was very clean, and the amenities were well cared for during our two nights there. The name means "nest of paws," and there are lots of Kitty-themed decorations, but no cat :-)

It was my first trip to Tainan, and the host was so kind and helpful, even finding travel guides for me. She made us feel very welcome. The guesthouse is convenient for getting around, and our room was beautiful and spacious. The shower and hairdryer were both powerful.

A rare gem of a homestay，The building itself is a century-old house，cozily and comfortably decorated around a cat theme，not far from the main pedestrian areas，peaceful despite being in a lively area，The owner is warm and chatty，but there are only two rooms，so be sure to book early！

We were really happy with the space as a family. It's a small, charming guesthouse in an old house, though parking was inconvenient. There aren't many rooms, but you can tell the owner puts care into it. Everything was spotless, cleaner than a lot of star-rated hotels. The welcome gifts were generous, with towels and toiletries provided. The towels weren't worn out or stiff, and the toiletries were from Cha Tzu Tang. It's less than a 10-minute walk to Chihkan Tower and close to the busy area. Even though old-house guesthouses often have poor soundproofing and this one is on a main road, we heard no outside or neighbor noise on our check-in day. Great for anyone sensitive to noise at night 😁 The bed, pillows, and blankets were comfortable too. If we get back to Tainan, "Claw Nest" will be our first choice!