SunWang Hotel

The room was spacious, but there was no breakfast.

偉雄·منذ أسبوعين

Transport was convenient, but the AC had a moldy smell that triggered allergies.

Yi·منذ أسبوعين

The price‑for‑value matched the room type perfectly—just average. For people visiting the area on short notice, it’s a good spot to relax. If I ever have a sudden trip there again, I’ll consider a second visit. The only two drawbacks were the loud AC fan noise and poor soundproofing; especially when someone talks in the hallway, it’s audible.

葉·منذ 4 أسابيع

有停車位.在連假期間.能接受的價位. 1.沒早餐 2.馬桶出現問題.不易沖下去.會卡住

Mei·منذ شهر

“比上不足，比下有餘，尚算舒適，住宿不貴，有改善空間”

We took a spontaneous family trip to Nantou Puli during the Mid‑Autumn long weekend, staying in an 8‑person room (4 double beds). The beds were comfortable, the room was really large, and it had a bathtub, TV, fridge, dressing table, plus two small tables with four chairs. The view from the window looked out over the mountains, giving a pseudo‑Mount Fuji vibe. We chose this place because the Puli City night market is a 5‑minute drive away and the price for one night is cheap. The equipment was rather old; although everything was still maintained, the electrical aspects were inconvenient: too few power sockets, too few light fixtures, lighting too far away, bulbs not bright enough, and the yellow vintage lamps made my eyes feel uncomfortable. The hair dryer was weak and should be replaced (it was a wall‑mounted old‑style dryer without a plug). Luckily we brought our own hair dryer; otherwise everyone would have spent an hour drying their hair. The hotel’s underground parking had few spots; we didn’t know there were no spots until we reached the basement entrance and the sensor didn’t respond. We called the hotel and learned there were no spots, so we had to reverse up the slope to find a spot outside. The hotel should display a screen showing the number of spots at the parking entrance, or put a “full” sign at the underground entrance to avoid letting uninformed drivers down there. Parking on the slope was a bit risky. There were two elevators, but only one could go down to the underground parking; the elevator sign (“only this elevator goes to the basement”) was a tiny paper note the size of an adult’s index finger, hard for anyone to notice.

陳·منذ شهر