Hotels With bar in Taiwan, China

Location was further away from Fengjia night market than expected. We took around 20 minutes to walk back from Fengjia night market to hotel. Room strictly available from 3pm onwards. We came around 2.15pm and was reminded by the reception lady that room will only be ready at 3pm, same was told to the next guests who came right after us. That said, room size was sufficient for 3 pax and hotel looks new. Gym has 2 treadmills plus some other equipment. Gave discount vouchers tk guests for drinks at hotel bar.

Splendid resort with fabulous breadfast and perfect location. The breakfast spread is wide, ranging from the local Taiwan porridge with plenty of delicious side dishes to cooked food, assorted bread and western breakfasts. It's open till 11am daily. Resort is a mere 5 mins walk to xiao wan beach and the night market. For those who don't drive, there is a bus stop outside the resort serving local bus and bus to kaohsiung. Cleanliness is definitely above average and the staffs are always wearing a smile and greets us which definitely makes us feel welcomed. Would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for place to stay in kenting.

Booked an extra night at Caesar Metro Taipei based on the glowing reviews, and I'm so glad I did. The hotel delivered on every promise – clean, comfortable rooms, friendly staff, and a fantastic location near the MRT. The city view from my room was breathtaking. Highly recommend and would definitely stay here again.

For this trip to Taiwan, I stayed at the Grand Hotel Taipei for three nights. After a comprehensive renovation in recent years, it's completely transformed. The bathrooms now feature a bathtub and a separate shower, and the toilets have automatic bidet functions. The bedding is also brand new. The only minor change is that the renovation materials used are a bit darker in color. At night, the entire hotel is brilliantly illuminated and very eye-catching. I want to highlight that the hotel offers a shuttle bus every ten minutes to Yuanshan MRT Station – definitely don't miss out on this perk for guests! Taipei's MRT system is very extensive, making it super convenient to get around.

The hotel is near to airport; benefit the early flight if in need of a good rest. Is convenient to travel to other cities as there is a metro station downstairs. Hotel amenities not up to standard thus low rate given, and already feedback to the staff. There was a crackline on the window, the TV was so special that we could not get back to the TV channel; and the bidget is not functioning properly. Overall, is ok if need a good wash up and rest before the early flight. Great sunrise & airport views! (In the photo you can see the cracked line of the window 😅).

Transit hotel before depart to Alishan. Bit far from Main Town & 300 meter walking distance 7-11 store. Parking was limited btw the staff take effort the last 1 for us.

Quite popular and busy hotel. The front is always busy. Probably because the humid weather in Taichung and there are lots of plants in the hotel, it means there are lots of mosquitos and cockroaches as well. The room is quite dark so can’t really see if everything is clean and mosquito free.

This is a WOW hotel. Clean spacious rooms. Great location. Impeccable staff: Check-in, room attendant, ride hailing staff and especially their Concierge-Willy-!!!.All above par. And you gotta love their robot delivery:) They also include a free walking tour and it was wonderful!

I stayed at Vagus for 10 days and loved it. It stood out from other 3-star hotels with its retro charm and character. The small warm lights around the room created a cosy vibe (yet it was still bright enough when I wanted to read). The bedroom and bathroom were both very clean, everything was in great working condition, and there were no issues with security. The air-con was straightforward and performed well - the strong mode was really cold and the 'weak' mode was cold enough. The key was like a normal house key that I dropped off at the front desk every time I went out so I didn't have to worry about losing it. All the staff (from the receptionists to the cleaners) were very kind, helpful and responsible. I enjoyed the breakfast buns, teas and cereal drinks, and I appreciated that they provided fruit-infused water on hot days. The location was fantastic - so many great food options around, so near to both Zhongshan MRT and Taipei Main Station MRT, and just slightly less crowded and noisy than the opposite side, making it a soothing refuge from the hustle and bustle of Taipei. You need to be prepared though that the hotel bed is firm and hard (common in Taiwan), but at least it's better than a mattress that sinks in.

For the location, it's quite far out from the center of Hualien. So you will need to hail a taxi or call the reception desk to book a shuttle bus to pick you up from the station and to the station. Another thing to know is that Uber doesn't work here so you will need to download another app or just physically hail a taxi. However, this is the best hotel I've stayed so far in Taiwan. The room & toilet are extremely spacious and clean. There is a lot of facilities in this hotel that includes a free pool table, ping pong table and swimming pool for you to enjoy. The breakfast buffet is also quite good with a lot of selection as well.