Hotels in Taimali

"When we were checking in the young man who checked us in was somewhat officious and gave us misinformation about the pool, saying that they did not provide bathing caps, and rather imperiously directed us to a nearby department store. We dutifully went and bought our caps, but when we went swimming, the very nice pool lady said they indeed had bathing caps if we wanted to borrow them. It was a bad introduction to what is quite a nice hotel. Our only other complaint is that the pool hours were quite short. The unfriendly check in guy said that even though the pool was open till 5, last entry was at 4. Who knows if that is true — he was wrong about the bathing caps! But we did not test it out. Having said that, the rest of the staff were quite friendly and helpful. The breakfast was quite excellent in quality and variety of foods on offer. And the pool (when open) was very nice. Room was nice and had a good view."

"This was a beautiful hotel, we were so surprised at how nice it was. The rooms were extremely comfortable, with plenty of room for us to have our own space. The hot springs and steam room were a very nice treat. The breakfast was delicious. I would definitely stay here again."

"Great central location, comfy beds, good breakfast and very clean. "

"Rooms were nice. The location, next to train and bus station, make it easy to get around. Staff was helpful."

"The room of Fangliao Hotel I booked through you is terribly small."

"Kindness is an apt word, but also generous! My jaw dropped in amazement when the clerk at check-in handed me a paper that listed all the free amenities. Staff are extremely accommodating (helped me navigate a phone call, helped me park in lot, checked daily to see if we wanted housekeeping, helped with a laundry issue, and someone is constantly cleaning, in other words housekeeping is perfect! There is a second comforter in cabinet if needed. Abundant breakfast buffet which introduced me to some special items new to me (wood ear,, an apple-like melon, braised greens-possibly sweet potatoe greens?—cooked radish, taro, braised pigs feet with beans which was actually delicious, eggs different ways including scrambled with special pieces of this/that with different flavors, chicken stewed with chestnuts etc..). But snacks!! Taiwanese chips and crackers, coffee, teas,?ICE CREAM x 6 FLAVORS (grape, strawberry, vanilla, chocolate, milk caramel and Valentine fruit). Fabulous, comfortable place that has spoiled other hotels for us now!! Forgot the mention: late night snack available —looked like a buffet—but we were full from dinner so we did not partake (so nice and generous that would make us feel guilty). Very grateful for 3 nights of Kindness’ "

"I can't say enough nice things for this hotel. Kids-friendly. Tons of things to do for kids. Clean. Well-kept. Well-staffed. Breakfast is superb. I just hope it stays this nice for many years to come. "

"Nice property, nice people. Right near train station which is good AND bad. You can literally walk there, but the area is in an undeveloped area with nothing but a 7-11 and Family Mart. You'll need some way to get to town center. I'm a biker so I just rode bicycle everywhere. Breakfast is bland as toufu. Same thing every day."

"We really enjoyed our stay, but I have to say it probably won't appeal to the vast majority of Western tourists. We really enjoyed the hot springs, the rooms are clean but basic. The whole hotel honestly is showing its age but still give our stay a five-star and it wasn't a problem for us. But if you are expecting Holiday inn or a Hilton it might be a bit of surprise. The location is quite remote which we enjoyed. We did find some heat waterfalls and some hiking within about a 15 to 20 minute drive but there's not much else around."