The room was lovely and the bed super comfy, plus the common area offers a nice selection of books about Taiwan.
MaximA week ago
Kaohsiung·9.0
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Ho̍k House, located 300 metres from Liouhe Tourist Night Market, offers a restaurant, on-site bar, and free WiFi. Rooms feature wood flooring, flat-screen TVs, and some have seating areas. Amenities include a shared kitchen, tour desk, and bathroom with shower. Kaohsiung Museum of History and The Pier-2 Art Centre are nearby, with Kaohsiung International Airport 8 km away.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The room was lovely and the bed super comfy, plus the common area offers a nice selection of books about Taiwan.
Maxim·A week ago
The location is convenient, the space feels stylish, the bed is very comfortable, and the public areas are cozy, but it’s a shame there’s no elevator.
廖·A week ago
The accommodation is in a convenient spot with excellent local amenities, and the rooms stay impeccably clean—no issues.
Kai·A week ago
The dorm is comfy enough, with a small locker beside each bed, and the shared areas feel cozy, well‑furnished, and welcoming. The spot is spot‑on, right next to a major MRT station and close to breakfast spots and night markets. The staff are the highlight – friendly and helpful, and I’ll miss them. The only downside is the ladders for the upper bunks; they’re a bit slippery, so you have to be careful when climbing up or down.
Thomas·2 weeks ago
I booked this place because it was cheaper than other luxury hotels, and it turned out to be a lovely, comfortable space. It’s close to the main station, and the staff spoke fluent Japanese, offering great advice on timing for night markets and airport transfers, showing real hospitality. Security was solid, which was a big plus. The only minor issue was that there was no bathtub (though each room had a shower). Unlike some Japanese hotels that provide skincare sets, this one didn’t, so I’d recommend bringing your own (they did sell toothbrushes). The first‑floor café was under construction, so I couldn’t use it, but across the intersection there’s a 24‑hour spot called “老江” where you can grab breakfast or drinks, so it wasn’t inconvenient.
Madoka·3 weeks ago