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Hotel Indigo Kaohsiung Central Park
Nestled in Kaohsiung's vibrant downtown, this hotel offers prime location steps from MRT and Central Park. Rooms feature 49-inch smart TVs, Nespresso machines, and Handy phones, with some bathtubs for ultimate relaxation. Don't miss the rooftop Pier No.1 bar – sip cocktails against cityscape views! The Craft café serves light bites, while Wok on the Park restaurant delights with local flavors. With 24/7 concierge, fitness center, and IHG's signature service, it's perfect for both business trips and family getaways in the Harbor City.
TAI Urban Resort
Looking for a perfect stay in Kaohsiung? This luxurious and culturally rich hotel has everything you need! Whether you're on a business trip or a family vacation, enjoy amenities like executive floors, family-friendly services, a sky-high infinity pool, and spa treatments. With 5 themed restaurants and 2 outdoor bars, your taste buds are in for a treat! The hotel also serves as a cultural hub, hosting art exhibitions and performances. Come and experience the best of Kaohsiung!
Brio Hotel
With Inn Hostel
Hub Hotel Kaohsiung Yawan Branch
GOHOME
Paper Plane Hostel
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Hotel Indigo Kaohsiung Central Park
Stayed in a bathtub room on August 28th and loved the spacious, well-designed layout—super clean and fresh-smelling throughout. The next day I was upgraded to a non-bathtub room, which still felt fantastic with its modern touches and great ambiance. The hotel is clearly popular—rooms were fully booked—but the cleanliness remained top-notch. One small thing: found a few hairs stuck in the corner of the sink area during my second night, but it’s minor and easily overlooked. What really stood out was the personal touch: staff carried my luggage up to the room and left a handwritten note that felt genuinely warm and thoughtful—like a friend welcoming me. It made the whole experience feel special. Highly recommend this hotel for both comfort and charm.
TAI Urban Resort
Staying at this brand-new hotel was an absolute delight! The design aesthetic is modern and stylish, with spacious rooms that feel open and inviting. All the appliances in the room are high-quality brands—everything from the TV to the air conditioning feels premium and well-maintained. What I loved most? There's a great on-site restaurant, so I didn’t even need to leave the property for a meal—perfect for those lazy days when you just want to relax. Plus, the room came with a tea set and a selection of high mountain oolong tea. The tea was fragrant and smooth, a lovely touch that made the whole experience more personal and relaxing. This place truly delivers on comfort, style, and convenience—definitely a top pick for anyone visiting Kaohsiung.
Brio Hotel
This was my first stay at Brio Hotel in Kaohsiung, and honestly, it completely exceeded my expectations. The room was spotless, beautifully designed, and felt incredibly cozy—perfect for a relaxing getaway. The staff went above and beyond with their friendly and attentive service; you can really feel the care they put into every detail. From the warm welcome to the thoughtful little touches throughout the stay, it made all the difference. Plus, the location is fantastic—just a short walk to the metro station and close to major attractions, making exploring the city super easy. With such a great balance of comfort, convenience, and value, I’m already planning my next visit. Definitely one of the best stays I’ve had in Taiwan—I highly recommend this hotel!
With Inn Hostel
Staying at With Inn Hostel in Kaohsiung was an absolute delight! The location is unbeatable—just a 2-minute walk to Xinqiujang Night Market and about a 12-minute stroll to Liuchu Night Market, perfect for food lovers who don’t want to travel far. Right nearby is Guotianzi Beiji Temple, a 10-minute walk away, where I picked up a lucky money charm said to bring prosperity—seriously, it felt like magic! I got a surprise bonus at work the week after, and I’m convinced it’s linked to that little charm. The hostel itself is clean, cozy, and full of local charm. Great value, great vibes, and definitely my go-to spot when I return to Kaohsiung.
Hub Hotel Kaohsiung Yawan Branch
Staying here during the off-season was an absolute steal—my twin room cost under 300 HKD per night, and the value couldn’t be better. The room was well-equipped with a large TV that supports YouTube and Netflix, perfect for relaxing evenings. The chaise lounge was a nice touch, and the bathroom featured a high-end bidet toilet that made every visit comfortable. Floor-to-ceiling windows offered excellent views of the outside sky and weather—great for waking up to natural light. Even though the hotel is on a mid-level floor, the room felt spacious and airy, with no compromise on size. Noise insulation was surprisingly good; if you hear footsteps occasionally, they provide earplugs—simple but effective. The desk was functional and thoughtfully designed, and the bedside reading lamp added a cozy, stylish vibe. Breakfast was free and seriously impressive—fresh, tasty, and varied, definitely not an afterthought. There’s also a self-service laundry and dryer, which is super convenient for longer stays. Location-wise, it’s unbeatable—right downstairs from bus stops with routes going everywhere. Staff during daytime were friendly and helpful. Cleanliness was top-notch: the ground floor has polished wooden flooring, and everything was spotless. Overall, this place exceeded expectations—highly recommend and please keep up the great work!
GOHOME
Staying at GOHOME was an absolute delight! The room size was just right—plenty of space to move around and store luggage without feeling cramped. One of the biggest perks? The elevator made carrying bags up to the room a breeze, which was especially helpful with heavy suitcases. Each room has its own unique theme, and the stunning wall murals were hand-painted by the owner himself—truly one-of-a-kind and full of character. The front desk staff went above and beyond to explain check-in details clearly and warmly, making the whole process smooth and welcoming. It felt like coming home, but with a personal touch that you don’t get in chain hotels. Highly recommend this gem for anyone looking for comfort, charm, and a memorable stay in Kaohsiung.
Paper Plane Hostel
Staying at Paper Plane Hostel in Kaohsiung was an absolute delight. The location is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from the metro station and surrounded by great food options and local shops. The hostel itself is spotless and well-maintained, with clean, comfortable beds that made for a restful night’s sleep. What really stood out was the friendly and respectful atmosphere among guests—everyone was considerate, quiet, and easy to get along with. It felt like being part of a warm, welcoming community rather than just another budget stay. The value for money is outstanding, especially for travelers who want a no-fuss, authentic experience in a vibrant city. I’d highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Kaohsiung and will definitely be back.
New Rising River Business Travel
This business hotel in Kaohsiung is an absolute steal! Located just a short walk from the metro station, it's super convenient for getting around the city. The room was small but spotlessly clean, with all the essentials you'd need—plus free Wi-Fi, which is always a plus. What really stood out was the incredible value: affordable rates without sacrificing comfort or cleanliness. Booking was quick and easy through the platform—no hassle at all. Whether you're here for work or just exploring, this place offers great convenience and peace of mind. If you're looking for a no-fuss, budget-friendly stay in Kaohsiung, don't miss this one. Seriously, if it's available, book it now—it won’t last long!
Ling Inn
I stayed at Ling Inn in Kaohsiung, and overall, the experience was just average. The hotel is conveniently located, just a short walk from the metro station, which is great for exploring the city. However, the room is on the second floor of a corrugated metal building, giving it a somewhat basic and dated feel. The main issue was the hot water—while it heated up quickly, it ran out within minutes and the flow was quite weak, making showering a bit frustrating. I also noticed some cleanliness concerns: there were visible dust marks on the desk and bathroom counter, and the shower floor still had damp spots after use. It’s clear that housekeeping could use more attention. While this place might work for budget travelers who don’t mind simplicity, those looking for comfort and better hygiene should consider other options. Not bad for the price, but definitely not memorable.
Kingship Hotel Kaohsiung Intercontinental
The room was surprisingly spacious with a ceiling height of over 6 meters, giving it an airy and luxurious feel. The twin room featured a beautifully detailed oil painting on the wall beside the nightstand—though some paint had slightly chipped over time, it only added character and depth to the vintage ambiance. The interior design truly embraced a classic old-money aesthetic, with subtle touches like a hanging closet rack secured by a metal ring on the beam, where the hanger itself could be detached using a nail-secured clip. It’s these small details that made the space feel so unique and authentic. A large bathtub completed the room—a true nod to Japanese-inspired relaxation. Location-wise, it couldn’t be better: just a short walk to the ferry terminal, surrounded by local eateries, boutiques, and convenience stores. Within about 20 minutes on foot, you’ll find a large supermarket for all your essentials. But the real highlight? The breakfast. A fantastic mix of Chinese and Western options—handmade buns with coconut filling, black sesame, red bean paste, warm soy milk, sweet potato porridge, plus fresh breads and pastries. I especially loved the seaweed soup with vegetarian meat and bamboo shoots—it was hands-down the best Chinese breakfast I’ve had in Taiwan. Staff were friendly and attentive without being overbearing. Everything about this stay felt thoughtfully curated. If you’re looking for a memorable, well-located, and uniquely styled hotel experience in Kaohsiung, this is a must-visit.
Hua Xiang Hotel - Zuoying
This hotel offers incredible value for money! The lobby is stunning and perfect for photos—definitely a great spot to capture some Instagram-worthy moments. There's a complimentary snack and drink station where you can help yourself anytime, and breakfast the next morning is included with a nice variety of options. Even better, parking fees are covered by the hotel if you park on the street—no extra charges at all. Located in a lively area, there are plenty of restaurants and shops nearby, making it super convenient for dining and exploring. I’d definitely stay here again!
Spring Art Hotel
Staying at Spring Art Hotel in Kaohsiung was an absolute delight. The room was spotless and beautifully designed with a modern artistic touch—every detail felt thoughtfully curated. The bed was incredibly comfortable, ensuring a restful night's sleep. Breakfast was a highlight—buffet-style with a great variety of both Western and local Taiwanese options. I especially loved the fresh congee and handmade dim sum; it felt like a real treat. All amenities were top-notch: TV, air conditioning, safe, and the bathroom was pristine—clean enough to reflect light! Located just steps from the metro station, getting around Kaohsiung was effortless. This hotel offers outstanding value for money and exceeded my expectations. I’ll definitely be back.
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