“來到住宿的九份可以善用公車,不要排斥爬山,很放鬆很漂亮,因為不是第一次逛九份,沒有在老街多停留,更多的享受住宿帶來的氣氛,從老街回到住宿需要一點視路能力,Google map基本上幫不太到你,而且晚上”
I liked the overall vibe of the building; closing the door kept bugs fewer than I expected, which shows the effort put into the accommodation. The stone‑lined living area is great for 4–6 people chatting, unless someone dislikes stone, but I appreciated the soft cushions. The bathroom was average but satisfactory. Breakfast was pre‑stored in the fridge, reheated without losing taste, and came with fruit—more like a midnight snack for me. Hot water for instant noodles was surprisingly convenient. I had a few personal dislikes that weren’t really problems with the stay. From the outside in, the location is inconvenient for driving; parking is far, which is typical for Jiufen. The living room and lodging area are separate, requiring an outdoor walk to move between them—annoying but not terrible, though the photos didn’t hint at this oddity. There are no screens, so it’s not suitable for Switch gaming. The only music player offered had poor sound quality, another surprise. The living room bathroom lacks any partition, even though it’s tucked in the deepest corner of the bath area; the lodging bath area also has no divider, which isn’t great privacy for mixed‑gender groups. In one double room, the air conditioner blows directly on the head—one has to find a spot to avoid it, and when the sun comes out, it’s blinding; a sunshade would help.
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