RAITO Hostel來多旅宿

Room 301 was modern, spacious, clean, and nicely decorated, with a balcony, big TV, AC, and free water. Communication was great too. It’s a fair way from the main attractions and train station, though there’s a nearby bus to anping and plenty of buses to the night markets. The road can get a bit loud, so better soundproofing would help. Still one of my favorite places I’ve stayed in Taiwan.

The rooms are really spacious and comfortable, with pretty much everything you could want. My only issues were that there were no windows, which throws off my body clock, and there wasn’t a microwave available to reheat food I’d bought. Otherwise, I’d recommend it for the room size and comfort.

We booked a room for four, and the air conditioning was already running when we got there. The room was clean, the beds comfortable, and the price reasonable. It smelled lovely as soon as we walked in. My husband and child are prone to nasal allergies, especially from dust, but neither had a reaction. Street parking near the art museum is possible, though it comes down to luck. Automatic check-in was very convenient.

The room was clean, the amenities were all there, and the first-floor shared areas were well equipped. The location was good and the staff very friendly. The stairs are quite steep, though, and since you check in on your own, it may not work well for older guests or anyone with large luggage. Also, there’s no toilet in the common areas.