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I had visited Jiufen, Taiwan once before, but this second trip truly exceeded expectations. The view, the atmosphere, the service, and the host’s attention to detail were all absolutely outstanding. The scenery from the accommodation was breathtaking — truly a million-dollar view! The room itself was spacious, almost like staying in an entire house. The price per person came out to just a little over 1,100 THB, but what we received was far more valuable than what we paid. The host was incredibly kind and thoughtful, offering us detailed travel suggestions and making us feel as if we were staying at a friend’s home. What touched us the most was that, on the day we left, the host even rode a motorbike to personally drop us off at the bus stop. It’s the little acts of kindness like that that make a place unforgettable. 「這是我住過最難忘的民宿之一。」 我之前曾經去過一次台灣九份，但這次的第二趟旅程真的超出期待。無論是風景、氛圍、服務，還是房東的細心程度，通通都令人驚艷。 房間的景色美得像一幅畫，簡直是百萬級的風景！房間非常寬敞，感覺就像住在一整棟房子裡。每人換算成台幣約一千一百元左右，但實際收到的體驗與照顧遠遠超值。 房東非常親切又貼心，不但詳細介紹當地景點，還讓我們感覺像是住在朋友家一樣溫暖。最讓人感動的是，離開當天他還特地騎摩托車送我們到公車站。 正是這些微小卻真誠的舉動，讓這段旅程更加難以忘懷。 “เป็นอีกหนึ่งที่พักที่ประทับใจมาก ๆ” ผมเคยไป Jiufen (จิ่วเฟิ่น) ไต้หวันมาแล้วรอบหนึ่ง แต่มาทริปรอบที่สองนี้ต้องบอกเลยว่า ทั้งวิว บรรยากาศ การบริการ และความใส่ใจของเจ้าของที่พัก คือสุดยอดจริง ๆ วิวจากที่พักคือหลักล้าน! ห้องพักว้างขวางมาก รู้สึกเหมือนอยู่ในบ้านทั้งหลังเลย ราคาต่อคนเมื่อเทียบเป็นเงินไทยตกประมาณ 1,100 บาทนิด ๆ เท่านั้น แต่สิ่งที่ได้รับกลับมากกว่าราคาเยอะมาก เจ้าของที่พักน่ารัก ใส่ใจ ช่วยแนะนำสถานที่เที่ยวอย่างละเอียด ทำให้เรารู้สึกอบอุ่นเหมือนอยู่บ้านเพื่อน และตอนวันกลับ เขายังอาสา ขี่มอเตอร์ไซค์ไปส่งเราถึงป้ายรถเมล์ด้วยตัวเอง เป็นความใส่ใจเล็ก ๆ ที่น่ารักและน่าประทับใจมากจริง ๆ

Very close to BanQiao train station interchange, large shopping mall and underground shopping district with lots of shopping and nice foods. You can take the bus 1962 from Airport and get off at BanQiao stop without changing to MRT. Staffs were friendly and attentive, Lobby area is nice and tidy, rooms are quite large compare to other newer hotels in Taipei. It also have rooftop swimming pool with nice deco, unfortunately it was winter when we visited and it's too cold to dip into the pool. Love the vibe, location & room - strongly recommended anyone to stay here when are are visiting BanQiao district.

After coming back from Taiwan, I suddenly realized I hadn’t posted any photos or written a review about the adorable wooden cabin our family stayed in at Jiufen. Everyone in my family loved this place so much that I had to jot everything down now that I finally have some free time. Most people I know usually stay in Taipei longer and just make a day trip to Jiufen without spending the night. As for me—I’ve lived in Hong Kong for quite a while, so compared to Hong Kong, Taipei didn’t leave much of an impression on me in terms of sights or food. The only thing that truly made me want to visit Taiwan was Jiufen — a sparkling little gem between the mountains and the sea 🏮🌿🌊 Jiufen feels like a dreamy fairytale village with its winding narrow alleys, steep stone stairways, and the warm glow of red lanterns everywhere. Walking around felt like stepping into another world, almost like a scene from a manga — especially for anyone who’s watched Spirited Away. ⸻ ⭐🛖 Review of the wooden cabin called Twilight Forest in Jiufen Just a 5-minute walk from the Old town, this wooden cabin brings together the warm glow of wood and the peaceful feeling of retreating into nature. It has a unique A-frame design, and at night, when the lights turn on, the whole place becomes incredibly cozy — the golden light shining through the windows and the plants around it create a “hideaway from the world” kind of vibe. Inside, the space is open, airy, and tastefully decorated in a rustic style. There’s a small terrace with a swing chair hanging straight from the ceiling — sitting there at night, listening to insects and the wind rustling through the leaves, feels genuinely healing 🙃. 🛁🌿 Highlight: The glass-walled bathroom in the garden This is the standout feature of the cabin. The bathtub is large and comfortable, placed right next to a 180° glass wall looking directly into a lush green garden. Natural daylight pours in, making your daytime bath feel like an outdoor spa surrounded by plants. (There’s also a roller blind if you need privacy) Jiufen is a tiny village perched on a mountain, and it doesn’t have many hotels that offer spacious, comfortable accommodations. That’s why I was so happy to find this wooden cabin. Our family had the most wonderful two-night stay here. If I ever return to Taipei, I would definitely book this place again ❤️

We had 3nites stay. Great hotel, spacious, clean. Friendly staffs Bath tub is a great way to end your day after a long day out. Location:10 mins walk to Banqiao station for train/HSR Amenities:Hotel does not provide free basic amenities, NT100 per pack. Remember bring your own. Gym is chargeable, a pity There is an Osen, free for the guests 7-11 and Family near hotel There is a shop just opp the hotel that serve lamb hotpot during winter, very delicious. Highly recommended except the location if u are dragging your luggages.

Location is outstanding, very close to 7-11, however as many many other people have notes it's hard to find. The address given (number 28) is wrong. As you go up the street, the last houses are numbered 19-24 and then there's nothing but 300m of shrines. I know, I walked past them 3 times making sure I hadn't missed 28. The actual hotel is number 5-2. If you use that, Google maps finds it, what a surprise. Actually there is a 28 halfway down at the bottom, but it's a house not a hotel. Anyway, the receptionist blamed Google maps for getting me to the wrong place and when I pointed out the address on the booking information was wrong, she just shrugged and said that's a problem for management. Next, you have to change into slippers at the entrance. They were too small so only my toes fit in, and carrying my suitcase up 2 flights of stairs in ill-fitting slippers is a safety hazard. Even worse when leaving. The guy watched me struggle the whole time too. The room itself was weird. It's a strange Japanese style with a raised floor and then no bedframe, just a mattress. There was quite a bit of wasted space in the room and the bathroom was a wet room instead of separate shower and toilet, just like you get in the tiny cramped hotel rooms. So for an hour or two after having a shower, going to the toilet means you get wet feet or wear the slippers and get the room floor wet. When there's space wasted in the room, that could have been used to make a shower too, this is stupid. The place was clean, although there were renovations being done in the common room where you change into slippers most of the days. No water etc provided, but there were a few snacks left in the kitchen, and there was a hot water dispenser in the kitchen too. This was really useful as there's nowhere close to eat after 7pm, so you have to buy instant noodles from 7-11. Room was quiet and curtains were good, so easy to sleep well. No light switch within reach of the bed though, so you have to get to the bed in complete darkness.

Nowy i czysty hotel Wyposażenie pokoju jest kompletne. Woda płynie mocno, jest ciepła i równomiernie podgrzewana. Materac jest miękki i wygodny do spania. Zatrzymałem się na 20. piętrze, piękny widok, położony w dobrej lokalizacji. Personel jest bardzo miły i przyjazny. Możesz zostawić bagaż po wymeldowaniu. W okolicy znajdują się sklepy i domy towarowe. W pobliżu znajdują się przystanki autobusowe i kolejowe.

Moi japońscy przyjaciele przyjechali na Tajwan i zarezerwowali pensjonat niedaleko domu. Byli niezwykle zadowoleni! Był nie tylko czysty i higieniczny, ale na parterze znajdował się również bezpłatny salonik. Co zaskakujące, goście otrzymali również darmowe ciasteczka, lody i nieodzowną poranną kawę! Wszystko to było bezpłatne, ponieważ wielu tajwańskich przyjaciół odwiedzało ten pensjonat, co czyniło go idealnym miejscem na relaks i pogawędkę przy kawie. To był naprawdę wspaniały pobyt.

The room was super clean and comfortable. Location is perfect for easy access to metro and express train to the airport. It's also right across from a mall with lot's of food options, which was nice on the fist night not knowing where to eat first. The self check-in service unfortunately didn't work for us, but it was easy enough to ask the staff to help do it manually. One weird thing for the room we had was that the beds were on wheels, so the beds sometimes shifted if you were sitting up leaning against the wall too much. Other than that, everything was great and would definitely recommend staying here especially for a pretty reasonable price.

For context, I stayed at this hotel for 7 nights. Overall I enjoyed my stay and would stay here again. Pros: * Price. It’s a budget hotel! I paid about $40usd per night. * Location. Very close to all the bus stations and train stations you will need to start exploring Taipei. * Hotel staff were friendly. * My bed sheets were clean. Due to other reviews I was concerned about that. * Good wifi connection. Had an international video call no issues. No random disconnects. * Pretty quiet area. You can hear city noises such as cars and motorcycles in the area but its not disturbing my sleep or hotel enjoyment. * There is several convinience stores nearby, 1-2 minutes of walking. * Some people wrote that the area is sketchy but as a solo female traveler I felt safe both during the day and night on the streets. If you’re worried please check Google street maps. * There is a nice big park very close to hotel which is excellent as I love taking nature and wildlife photos * I dont know if the walls are thick or I had no one around me on my floor but it was really quiet and I never heard other people. So very comfortable sleep! * (Edited as I forgot it originally) The room was very spacious and good size! I could dance here with someone if I wanted to. That felt nice Cons: * No shower curtains means the toilet and floor will be wet. This does seem to be popular in Taiwan though. * Once you enter the room you will smell old cigarette smoke. I’m pretty sure its from many years ago. For me I stop recognizing the smell in about 2 minutes, so it wasn’t bothering me as much. In the past I stayed in smoking Japanese hotels where I’d start coughing and wanting to throw up immediately after entering the room. Not the case here, mild smell. * The overall physical condition of the hotel. Its pretty old and rundown. I would not take a bath in that bathtub. Also no washlet/bidet/bum gun made me sad. * No microwave in the hotel * I was incredibly frustrated with how hard it was to get the water temperature right in the shower. Twist it one millimeter to the left and its boiling hot, one mm to the right and its too cold.

服務上接待人員很友善，晚餐沒有再那邊吃，設備上比較舊了些了，隔天的早餐有供應，但比較簡單 沒有特別可以點的，當天是吃厚片、水煮蛋、番茄，空氣還不錯