Hotels in Chiayi

We stayed here while visiting the Meteor Garden filming locations, Alishan, and Hinoki Village. The hotel is very accessible, it's conveniently located near the bus station, making it easy to get around. The room was comfortable and clean, and the staff were friendly and helpful. A great base for exploring the area. Would definitely recommend for the convenient location!

I've stayed here twice now, and both times have been great. The rooms are clean inside and out, and having the night market right next door is the best part. Plus, there's the amazing rice noodle soup across the street, and the dog at the dessert shop next door!

The hotel has a wealth of facilities, so kids will never be bored! First, they can play in the game room, then ride the carousel, play in the sand, and throw balls on the lawn. Back in the room, there's even a slide to keep the fun going. Before checking out, we also rode the mini train, creating wonderful memories.

After booking, we informed the hotel that a birthday celebrant would be staying that month. The front desk arranged for a 4-inch cake to be placed in the room's refrigerator, which was a pleasant surprise upon check-in. The gym, afternoon tea, and breakfast were all excellent; breakfast was much better than expected. A 4-star hotel certainly doesn't disappoint. We would love to stay here again on our next visit to Chiayi.

During my recent stay at the Maison de Chine Hotel Chiayi, in a Classic Twin Room, I found that despite the room type not having an external window, I didn't feel particularly confined. The room layout was very well-planned, offering spacious and comfortable accommodations. The two single beds were spaced appropriately, allowing for easy organization and movement even with a lot of luggage, making it very convenient for both leisure and business travelers. The completeness of the in-room amenities was impressive. In addition to a bathtub, perfect for relaxing after a day of activities, there was also a capsule coffee machine, allowing coffee lovers to enjoy a rich, aromatic hot drink at any time. The hotel also demonstrated a commitment to environmental sustainability, providing glass water bottles in the room that could be refilled at water dispensers in the hallway. What was particularly noteworthy was the presence of sparkling water machines on every floor, a thoughtful touch for guests who prefer sparkling water, showcasing the hotel's attention to detail in its services. While some public facilities and decor showed slight signs of age and weren't the most cutting-edge in design, the overall maintenance was excellent. The cleanliness of the environment and the functionality of the equipment were reassuring. Rather than striving for flashy newness, the hotel clearly focused on actual accommodation quality and a comfortable guest experience. Furthermore, one of the hotel's greatest advantages is its prime location. It's incredibly convenient for reaching Chiayi's downtown commercial district, local food hotspots, or taking an evening stroll to the night market, saving a significant amount of travel time. Overall, the Maison de Chine Hotel offers a comfortable space, comprehensive amenities, and an excellent location, striking a good balance between price and accommodation quality. It's a lodging option in Chiayi that is definitely worth revisiting.

The accommodation was great, located in Chiayi City. The room had a bathtub and a separate wet/dry area, which was very nice. However, the cleaning staff always wore headphones when they came, and it seemed like I had to repeat things several times for them to hear me. When we left, they left a rag on our table, and I wasn't sure what it was for. I hope they can pay more attention next time.

Located in an alley next to the night market, it offers a quiet retreat amidst the hustle and bustle. There's a Watsons right at the alley's entrance, which is quite convenient. The room was clean, but the hallway air conditioning wasn't very strong, making it a bit stuffy (in late May). The self-service breakfast didn't have a huge selection, but it was very good, with even two hot dishes and hot soup for the Chinese options. There are no staff members at night, but there is security. Water dispensers are available on the first and third floors, and bottled water is also provided in the rooms. The bathroom does not have a separate wet and dry area, so caution is advised when using it. Being close to the night market has its pros and cons; it's very easy to find food, but during the day, Cultural Road inevitably has various smells. This accommodation is suitable for travelers seeking a simple, clean, and quiet stay, and it's quite comfortable for solo travelers.

The location is good, with a 7-Eleven right next to the hotel. The soundproofing is a bit lacking; even on the 8th floor, I could still hear music playing from the banquet hall on the 12th floor. However, the annoying low-frequency sounds stopped once the event concluded. In the morning, you can hear traffic outside the window. The air conditioning in the room was sufficiently cool and the room was very clean. The staff at the main entrance and in the breakfast area were all very friendly and polite. If you are a light sleeper, I recommend bringing earplugs.

Location is acceptable, 15mins walk from train station. 15mins walk to Hinoki Village as well. 10 mins walk to Wen Hua Road Night Market. Chiayi old prison is nearby within walking distance as well. Occasionally the door opening sound at the hall way is quite loud but still acceptable for overall. Staff is okay and quite understanding.