Hotel berhampiran Long Mu Jing Longquan Gong, Kaohsiung

Good choice if this is your first visit to the town, located the centre of Kaohsiung, hotel location is very convenient to everywhere, about 5 mins to the closest mrt station. 5 mins to Luo He night market which open until midnight. Hotel staff are also very friendly and helpful as well especially for non-mandarin speaker. And the room is clean and quite spacious . Thank you !

Right next to the Kaohsiung main station, which is very convenient. The room is not too small nor big, it's a good size for solo or a couple traveller. The most important thing is that all the staffs were very very friendly

I’m going to give this place a 7/10 just because the shower pressure was so good. But you guys have to improve on cleanliness! Furnitures are disintegrated and the wifi connection is poor! Breakfast is quite okay.

The hotel is really out of my expectation. The staff are very nice and helpful. The room is clean, especially the bathroom, the floor could keep dry even after the bath. There is a free concierge on ground floor. They serve tea, coffee, snack and even ice-cream! When you felt tired after a day of visit, this concierge really can relax you. Breakfast are with wide variety. Overall this hotel is value for money.

Location is great, located in between Formosa Boulevard Station and Kaohsiung station. It's within walkable distance to Liouhe Nightmarket. You can get around the city by Youbike which is very convenient. The staffs were not very friendly but they did their job. Breakfast was not good so I didn't go on my second morning but just to have a coffee. The hotel is clean, it is just quite old, but the room is very spacious.

The hotel location is good. The room is clean, although a bit small, as there is not much space between the bed and the TV. Also, there is not much choices for a vegetarian for the breakfast. Nevertheless, the price performance worth the stay.

A functional hotel in a very convenient location, near Pier No. 2, the Art District, where it is convenient to walk, and fairs are held on holidays. Nearby is a high-speed tram stop, which passes through all the piers and all the necessary places in the city, and several bus stops are nearby. My room was quite spacious, and the cleaning was impeccable. The room is nice and modern, but you have to keep in mind that there are only a few hangers (no closet), and the lighting in the room is a little dark (although there is a desk lamp on the desk for working). Overall, I'm very pleased.

Room is big, breakfast is not bad, nearest metro is less than 10 mins walk away from hotel and quite easy to find. Staff are helpful and friendly. Behind the hotel has a huge supermart but we didn't have time to explore. Overall a really good stay. Will consider staying here again!

Location: close to MRT and surrounded with variety of shops for food or quick shop for tourist. Room: size is great, you get everything you need and bathroom is clean is well. Water pressure is great, given this is a common problem for older building. But the bedding is quite uncomfortable, the blanket is literally just a piece of cover sheet which feels weird all night long. Insolation is average as you can hear people shutting door and partying at night. This is a budget hotel that you get what you paid for.

Having stayed at both Grand Hotels in Taipei and Kaohsiung, the Taipei location is hands down the premier location. The Grand Hotel in Taipei is genuinely a delightful establishment, perhaps my favorite hotel in all of Taiwan. However, the same cannot be said for the Kaohsiung location. It is clearly secondary and even a bit neglected. The hotel and its accommodations are fairly nice but at the same time feel quite outdated. The location is relaxing though, if you want to be able to sit by a pool or on a balcony looking out at a lake. Probably the biggest disappointment of my stay was that I was denied entry to the dinner buffet. People who were not guests at the hotel had already reserved all the seats. Luckily, I was able to secure a seat at a different restaurant in the hotel. I think hotel guests should have priority for seats at the buffet. When I was denied access to the buffet it felt like I was being treated as a second class citizen. “Everyone here has reservations…” the hostess told me. Well… how many of them were actually staying at the hotel? From what I could tell, not many of them were.