Hoteles en Keelung con desayuno

«The hotel is called Dahua Hotel as per Google map. The surrounding area is very run down, but then Keelung city is indeed a very old city. The reception is manned throughout but very run down. The only elevator is very old and has a musky smell. Entering the very univiting hotel building feels like taking a risk to enter a ******* building (we arrived at night at 9pm). It was the May Day holidays so the room costs a lot more. I passed by many similar class hotels and the exterior were just as bad. Renovations were still ongoing but did not create much noise or disturbance. Hopefully the owner will also renovate the reception area and the exterior of the building There were no seating area for guests at the reception and also no toilets available tp use except in your room. We booked a standatd twin room and it was a pleasant surprise to see two queen sized beds. The room was renovated and spacious. ex However there were no luggage holder so you will have to place your suitcase on the floor. Location was convenient. From the hotel, turning left leads you to Sankeng train station (5 minutes walk), which is very convenient to get to Shifen waterfall or Ruifang station. Turning right will lead you to Miaokou night market as well as the Renai morning market. The bus stop at Zhongsi Road (opposite the Renai market) is just 5 minutes walk and bus 791 (coastal route) will bring you directly to Bitoujiao, enroute you can also visit Zhengbin colorful houses, Heping park, Badouzi area.»

«It's a gem. I have been traveling all around Taiwan and this place really stands out for its vibe and atmosphere, with the night market and rain outside. It's like if the film Goodbye Dragon Inn was about a hotel. I like the water dispenser in the room and it just feels comfy and quiet, Highly recommend it for a day or two stay. Staff is nice and speaks English.»

«CP rate high. Recommended»

«“En general, la ubicación es conveniente, está cerca del mercado de la noche Maiko, y ofrece un buen valor para el dinero. Sin embargo, el acceso al ascensor es algo incómodo ya que está abierto al público.”»