Hotels near Luodong Night Market

Yilan is truly Taipei's back garden. The hotel is located in Luodong Township, within walking distance of the railway station, transit station, and Luodong Night Market. The hotel rooms feature hot spring bathtubs, offering an exceptionally relaxing bathing experience with views of the Pacific Ocean and the expansive Lanyang Plain. When the weather is nice, you can even catch a glimpse of Turtle Island in the distance. The Starlight Bar on the 24th floor offers phenomenal views.

The Lakeshore Hotel Yilan is a bit out of the way, and if you don't have your own car, transportation isn't very convenient. There aren't many shops nearby either. Compared to other Lakeshore hotels, it lacks hot springs and sauna facilities, which is a bit of a shame. The breakfast is excellent, but the evening snacks are quite ordinary.

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel with my family. It is very child-friendly, with spacious rooms and facilities that made travelling with a young child much easier and more enjoyable. The staff were warm, welcoming, and always helpful whenever we needed assistance. The location is another big plus. There are plenty of shops, restaurants, and convenience stores within walking distance, making it very convenient to grab meals or daily necessities. Public transport is also easily accessible, so getting around the city was hassle-free. Overall, it's a fantastic choice for families with children. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable, family-friendly hotel in a convenient location.

The accommodation area is quite large, consisting of traditional two-story houses. However, the facilities inside the rooms are not old; they are comfortable. It's a perfect blend of new and old, tradition and modernity. Guests can freely enter and exit the park during their stay. Although all the shops close at night, exploring the National Center for Traditional Arts at night offers a unique experience. While the breakfast area isn't as spacious as those in Tainan, all the classic Lakeshore Hotel dishes are available, offering an unforgettable taste!

The room is really nice, very relaxing, and also beautiful. There is even a spot on the first floor where you can look out at the pond and zone out, which is quite comfortable. You can sit for a bit, and it's great for taking photos. The only downside is that the soundproofing is a bit poor.

The soundproofing in the room isn't great; you can clearly hear children running or people walking heavily on the stairs, especially late at night. The bed is too short for tall people and is also quite light and soft, making it easy to shake. The water pressure in the bathroom sink is too low and inconvenient to use. The wooden room decor is nice, and the late-night snacks are delicious—the tangyuan (glutinous rice balls), scallion pancakes, rice noodle soup, and black tea are all excellent. The activities like making tangyuan, playing with spinning tops, releasing sky lanterns, and stargazing are also wonderfully organized. 👍 If the room issues were improved, it would be even better.

The accommodation experience was great. The staff were very friendly and informed us of important details. They were patient and helpful when answering our questions. There's also a partnered parking facility available. Convenience of transportation: Close to Luodong Night Market Cleanliness: Clean

The location is very convenient, close to Luodong Forestry Culture Park, Luodong Station, and the night market. Unfortunately, other guests were smoking late at night, and the smell of smoke permeated from the hallway into the room, which was incredibly foul. I couldn't sleep well all night. When I reported it to the front desk, they only did a quick check.

I was very satisfied with my stay at the hotel this time. Although the hotel is a bit far from the station, they offer a shuttle bus, which is quite convenient. The room was very spacious, and the accommodation package included many activities. We could try on yukata, go zip-lining, experience making wagashi (Japanese sweets), do DIY crafts, enjoy the public bath, and even see cute animals. The activities were very enriching, and we wouldn't get bored spending the whole day in the resort. There was also a late-night snack available. The staff were all very kind and enthusiastic. Overall, it was a lot of fun, and I would like to visit again.