★★★★·Xindian·8.0
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ou écris-le simplement — « autour du 20, trois nuits »
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Located in the heart of Xindian City, New Taipei Hot Spring Hotel offers a unique urban hot spring experience. Each room features a TV, air conditioning, hot tub, and private bathroom with a hairdryer. The hotel boasts a 24-hour front desk, meeting facilities, shared lounge, and free parking. Enjoy city views and access to Dapinlin MRT Station within a 10-minute walk.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The service was five stars. When the baby vomited in the middle of the night and soiled the sheets, the front desk staff immediately swapped the pillow, sheets, mattress protector, and blanket (cleaning fee applied). The next day at checkout, they still checked on the child’s condition. The location was decent, and walking to nearby restaurants takes about 5–10 minutes at night.
子嘉·Il y a 2 semaines
The room was fairly spacious, the décor was good and the air conditioning was cool. The parking situation was a nightmare: the lot was marked full even though there were empty spots, and when I called the front desk they just said we only had that lot and the other nearby lots were too far. In the end we decided to try our luck and drove in, only to find that the only available spaces were B2‑3, the rest were monthly rentals. Inside the room, the card‑powered power outlet stopped working immediately; I had to call the desk again and they told me the system was updating and to wait five to ten minutes, but after twenty minutes it was still down. When I called again they said the system had crashed and was being repaired. Could they have informed us proactively? Luckily it was fixed later. The shower head was the worst ever, split into multiple nozzles that never worked; why not replace it? The bathroom door wouldn’t close properly, and a room that cost five or six thousand could not be so poorly painted. They don’t provide spare items, but not even slippers? Breakfast was bland and seemed rushed; compared to hotels that cost two or three thousand, this was far worse. Avoid this place!
Ruotsu·Il y a un mois
The equipment felt old. I booked through Booking and ended up with the smallest room available.
炳炘·Il y a 2 mois
I’m still weighing what I liked, probably the friendly check‑in staff. I stayed in a Japanese‑style room that had no blackout curtains—just a plain white translucent blind—so the sun streamed in and I woke up to sunlight long before my alarm.
Serge·Il y a 2 mois
The space was appealing.
玉峯·Il y a 2 mois