Lai Chi Te Hotel

I took an Uber from Gaolingtae-nam station in the middle of the night, and the place where the driver dropped me off was right in front of the Liho Hotel, and I thought that was the Lai Nantao Hotel. The Liho was unattended after 23:00 and locked, and I panicked because the front desk was completely dark. I had no choice but to call the emergency contact on the post and ask them to open the door remotely, and the couple who came right before me went in first, checked in at the automatic check-in machine and walked into the room. I tried to check in myself, indignantly, but naturally I got an error because I had not booked at this hotel. I'm not here at last. Just as I was about to leave, the couple came and looked after me, asking to see my vouchers, and took me across the street to the Lai Nanamo Hotel. The staff at the front desk at Lai Nanamo Hotel was absolutely fine. The room was well-equipped, the location of the power supply was easy to use, and the shower was comfortable. Wi-Fi was slow, so I used SIM data. I had an interesting experience, but be careful to check the location.

I stayed here for one night from June 16th. I will list the good points and the points that concerned me. ■Good points (1) English was spoken at the front desk The front desk staff spoke English fluently. The woman who was there at check-in was particularly fluent. Other staff could also communicate in English. Therefore, if there was something I wanted to ask, I could communicate smoothly without having to use a translation app every time. This was really helpful. By the way, the front desk is open 24 hours a day. (2) The room was clean The room was very clean and there was enough space to spread out a large suitcase. There was everything you need, including air conditioning, hangers, free Wi-Fi, a hair dryer, bath towels, bottled water, shampoo, etc. The door was opened and closed with a password, so I felt safe in terms of security. (3) There was a hot shower I was able to use the hot shower immediately both at night and the next morning without having to wait at all. Some hotels do not have hot showers, especially in the morning when everyone is using them, but here I did not have to worry about anything. ■Concerns (1) No outlet at the bedside I wanted to lie down and charge my phone at the bedside, but there was no outlet. I had prepared an extension cord beforehand, so it wasn't a problem, but I thought it would be more convenient if there was an outlet at the bedside. However, this would be a major project involving renovating the guest rooms, so I think it would be more realistic for guests to take measures on their own at the moment. This was my first time staying at this hotel, and it was better than I expected. There is an elevator, so there is no need to worry even if you have a large suitcase. They will gladly store your luggage for you during the day until you return from going out. Although it is a little far from Tainan Station, there are many restaurants around the hotel, making it convenient. If I have the opportunity to go to Tainan again, I would definitely like to stay at this hotel again.

Although it was hard to find the narrow alley leading to this hotel, once I found it just off of Ximen and Minzu Road, it turned out to be a wonderfully quaint and quiet location within easy walking distance to many important sites in the West Central District, including the Chihken Tower, which is only 2 blocks away. This hotel is affordable, well-located, has great AC, strong Wi-Fi, and includes a limited breakfast choice delivered directly to your room in the morning at the time of your own choosing. One minor downside was the room size, which was a bit tight, but overall, I would definitely stay here again.