Hôtels près de Fort Provintia

Nous sommes venus de Hong Kong pour visiter Taïwan, et nous avons spécifiquement réservé cet hôtel pour sa proximité avec l'exposition « Le Roi d'Égypte » au Musée Chimei. L'insonorisation de l'hôtel est excellente, mais ce qui mérite le plus d'être souligné, c'est que l'eau de la douche et des lavabos dans la chambre est spécialement traitée pour éliminer le calcium et le magnésium. Au début, la sensation était étrange, mais après quelques recherches en ligne, nous avons découvert qu'il s'agissait d'eau ultra-douce, excellente pour la peau ! Le lendemain matin, mes boutons sur le front avaient déjà commencé à disparaître ! Ensuite, le petit-déjeuner : certains plats étaient vraiment mémorables, comme le sauté Hakka et la courge amère froide, aux saveurs uniques. Mes amis et moi avons trouvé cela délicieux, car il est difficile de trouver ces saveurs à Hong Kong ! C'était ma première fois à Tainan, et j'ai été très satisfait de cet endroit. Je suis sûr que je reviendrai bientôt pour profiter à nouveau de la douche à l'eau ultra-douce et de la délicieuse nourriture !

Breakfast: Very Good Cleanliness: Very Good Hotel Location: Very Good Service: Very Good Transportation Convenience: Very Good

Lakeshore is conveniently located and easy to find no matter which direction you arrive from. When the lights are on at night, it serves as a great landmark to help you find your way back. Stepping into the lobby, the gray and white marble decor always gives a spacious and tranquil feeling. The room has a balcony, and you can watch the sunrise directly from the bed, making every morning wake-up quite delightful. Of course, the biggest plus is the breakfast served from 6:30 to 11:00 AM. It shouldn't just be called breakfast, because it isn't simply a single plate of eggs, ham, and hash browns served to guests; the culinary refinement is more like having lunch or dinner. Because of the breakfast at Lakeshore Hotel Tainan, I traveled north from Kaohsiung to stay here once again.

This was a two-day, one-night stay (checking in Sunday, checking out Monday). It happened to rain heavily, so we mostly stayed in the hotel. It was clean and tidy, and the soundproofing wasn't bad. The room was also spacious. However, the elevator wait was quite long. I can't imagine how long you'd have to wait on a peak day. (I finished my drink while waiting!) The parking lot was fine, though. I had seen some comments saying the parking lot was dirty, but it was acceptable when I went.

The Talmud Hotel is located in Tainan City's East District. According to locals, the building was likely converted from a student dormitory. It has a parking lot, and our high-floor room was quiet, with no car noise. However, the soundproofing within the room was just okay; we could hear people entering and exiting quite clearly. The double bed was made by combining two single beds, making it very spacious and comfortable to sleep on. What we liked most was their breakfast, which is vegetarian-friendly, and for non-vegetarians, there's milkfish belly and shrimp available.

The Kindness Hotel Group never disappoints! The Slow Travel branch is even newer and more comfortable than the traditional Kindness Hotel, and I absolutely love it. The breakfast, all-day drinks and snacks, and late-night supper make you eat like a happy little pig – it's incredibly delicious! The room is simple and comfortable, the bed is super cozy, and the food is amazing. In a city renowned for its cuisine, even the hotel offers a ton of food – it's almost too much to handle!

This hotel is very thoughtful. The lobby offers complimentary cookies and drinks 24 hours a day. I was pleasantly surprised to find three flavors of handmade cookies, and the coffee machine had my favorite beverages. There were also two flavors of soda in the mini-fridge nearby. The room was clean, and the game room had a great variety of options, so much so that the kids didn't want to leave. The gym had two full-body massage chairs, which were very comfortable, and the breakfast was also quite good.

Convenient Transportation: Located next to Guohua Street and Asakusa Ximen Market, it's very convenient for shopping and dining. Service: Friendly and welcoming. The complimentary puffed pastries were a bit damp, so they also provided extra tea bags. The room includes a capsule coffee machine, instant noodles, snacks, drinks, and late-night refreshments. Breakfast: Quite good, with a wide variety of both Chinese and Western options.

The location is convenient; you can walk to Chihkan Tower in under 10 minutes, and it's about a 15-minute walk from the train station. Check-in was quick. They offer free bicycle rentals, which are Giant folding bikes with gears. The room is simple and clean, with all the essentials. Breakfast and the late-night snack were decent. The 24-hour availability of drinks, tea jelly, and ice cream is a great perk. The late-night snack, served from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, was amazing, featuring spicy hot pot, Danzai noodles, and all-you-can-drink Heineken, among other things. You really don't need to spend money going out for dinner. I will definitely visit again.