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"Convenient location, many dining options, nice hotel facilities."

" Location is great, right next to night market and shopping area and bus station. Parking lot (few) is 2 blocks away. Not fancy, but quiet and clean. Friendly staff. "

"Good"

"It was ok. The breakfast was good but the room and amenities have room to improve. "

"前台友善， 房間靜，可好好睡，早餐有雪糕"

"Rooms were nice. The location, next to train and bus station, make it easy to get around. Staff was helpful."

"The room of Fangliao Hotel I booked through you is terribly small."

"The hotel was nice and decent. Walls were thin (but switching on air conditioning helped with filtering it out) and the hotel is a bit old, but overall it is in a nice location and I had a good night's rest."

"Kindness is an apt word, but also generous! My jaw dropped in amazement when the clerk at check-in handed me a paper that listed all the free amenities. Staff are extremely accommodating (helped me navigate a phone call, helped me park in lot, checked daily to see if we wanted housekeeping, helped with a laundry issue, and someone is constantly cleaning, in other words housekeeping is perfect! There is a second comforter in cabinet if needed. Abundant breakfast buffet which introduced me to some special items new to me (wood ear,, an apple-like melon, braised greens-possibly sweet potatoe greens?—cooked radish, taro, braised pigs feet with beans which was actually delicious, eggs different ways including scrambled with special pieces of this/that with different flavors, chicken stewed with chestnuts etc..). But snacks!! Taiwanese chips and crackers, coffee, teas,?ICE CREAM x 6 FLAVORS (grape, strawberry, vanilla, chocolate, milk caramel and Valentine fruit). Fabulous, comfortable place that has spoiled other hotels for us now!! Forgot the mention: late night snack available —looked like a buffet—but we were full from dinner so we did not partake (so nice and generous that would make us feel guilty). Very grateful for 3 nights of Kindness’ "