Hotels With spa in Taiwan, China

Huge thanks to the hotel for arranging their biggest room for us! It's practically a two-bedroom, two-bathroom setup, very clean and quiet. Perfect for our family of four. We could park our car right on the first floor. The second floor has a bathroom and a hot spring tub, and on the third floor, there are two large beds and another bathroom, plus two TVs. What I really appreciated was finding four bottles of Pocari Sweat in the fridge – perfect for rehydrating after sweating a lot. Breakfast was also fantastic and plentiful. Very satisfied!

The hotel's location is a bit average; there aren't many shops nearby downstairs, so you have to walk a bit. It's right by a main road, but luckily the soundproofing is quite good. The room isn't very big, a twin room, and the beds are a bit small. There's also no luggage rack in the room, which is inconvenient – I was hesitant to put my luggage on the carpet fearing it might be unclean, and putting it by the door would block the way. I didn't use any other facilities, only had breakfast, which was decent. Luggage storage was also very convenient.

My first impression was that it was ”old school”, with a traditional sense of luxury that comes from an overwhelming Lobby & Reception, large comfortable Elevator lobbies etc. I also appreciate the great service from the staff who brought us extra coffee creamer, to housekeeping who straightened up my mess. Concierge was very attentive, she checked our taxi after we've alighted, to ensure that nothing was left behind. Its this attention to detail that I find rare these days, and therefore its left a deep impression on me. If I were to point out any shortcoming, it would be that the lighting design of the hotel needs a refresh. Some newer lights, aroma/scented corridors, and background music would help. (oops.. occupational hazard...).

This hotel is super new and very stylish, and the front desk service was definitely 5-star. The only downside is that it's a bit of a walk from Banqiao Station. The main entrance faces the street, but it's next to a coffee shop that blocks the view, making it hard to spot if you're walking from the station.

The staff were incredibly friendly, and there was even a Cantonese-speaking staff member who helped answer our questions. Housekeeping was very prompt in delivering requested items, very responsible. The location is convenient, just a 5-minute walk to Jiaoxi Train Station. While the Jiaoxi Transfer Station is a bit further, it's still an acceptable walk within 12-15 minutes, and a taxi isn't expensive. I recommend taking the bus for a quick and convenient trip to and from Taipei or Taoyuan Airport.

Everything was good during my stay in this hotel. The lighting of the room was a bit too dim for me, but it wasn't a problem during the day as there was plenty of sunlight from the window. What I like about is that they put a coffee table and an armchair by the window, making it quite enjoyable to do some reading during the day. The location is a okay, around 10-15 minutes walk from the closest MRT station. The way to the station was clear and had a variety of local shops to explore.

The environment is great, with a mall downstairs that houses several major brands – perfect for a rainy day. The surrounding area is also very convenient, with plenty of places for a walk. Ningxia Night Market is within walking distance, not too far at all. Service and cleanliness are excellent. The front desk lady who checked me in was Japanese and spoke Mandarin; she was friendly and patient. The bellboy was also very polite, proactively helping us with our luggage and very chatty. I had left a note requesting a firm pillow, and housekeeping brought it to me the very next day, which was fantastic. However, the facilities are really hard to rate... The hotel is quite old. My room was on the top floor and lacked the desk and chair shown in the pictures, as well as the shelf under the TV that could be used for storage. On the top floor, there was an intermittent low-frequency noise during the day, whether from the air conditioning or something else, which was quite uncomfortable. Fortunately, it wasn't there at night when I was sleeping. I don't think the room facilities are up to five-star standards, but the service and breakfast were still excellent. Please consider this when booking. (Attached picture shows the view from the room window)

I was very satisfied with this hotel. Its location near Kaohsiung's bustling Formosa Boulevard MRT station is excellent, with plenty of shops and businesses nearby, plus a large grocery store just across the street. The hotel's service truly felt five-star. While there isn't a grand lobby, the practical amenities, like the outdoor swimming pool, were fantastic. The breakfast was also great, and they even had ice cream!

This was our second time staying at the Amada, a two-night stay in a quad room. I really love the ambiance and the landscaping here. This time, I specifically brought my eldest child to celebrate her birthday, and I want to thank the staff for the thoughtful decorations; the room was filled with balloons as soon as we walked in! 🎈 You could really feel how happy my child was 🥳. Every time we returned to the hotel, as soon as we entered the lobby, my daughter would exclaim, 'I'm home! ❤️' (The gentleman at the front desk also loves interacting with the kids, telling them, 'Welcome home!' 😂) #ThankYouToAllTheStaffAtTheHotel #AndThanksToMyDaughterForAlwaysCreatingUnexpectedMomentsAndMakingWonderfulMemories😅

The room and bathtub were both very spacious, and the environment was clean and tidy. There's parking available for both cars and scooters. Staying on the 8th floor, the view from the floor-to-ceiling windows would probably be beautiful on a clear day, allowing you to enjoy the scenery right from bed. It's just a shame it was rainy when I visited. Overall, it was a great experience! I didn't hear any noise from other rooms or the sound of water running, so the soundproofing is excellent!