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3203 reviews

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  NAIWEN

  TW · extended_group · Oct 2026

  9/10

  交通及週邊生活機能很方便，服務很好，會再訪的飯店

  地點、清潔度、床組舒適、服務人員態度很好

  枕頭太軟

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  Motai

  JP · family_with_children · Oct 2026

  8/10

  ホテル内にワオパス発行機械があったのが良かったです。周りを気にせずに落ち着いてできました。 フロントスタッフの皆さんが親切でした。 ホテル内のコンビニも便利で滞在中何度も利用しました。

  駅直結とのことで決めましたが、そもそも駅構内が広く、ホームにたどり着くまでに時間を要しました。雨も降らず、結果的にあまりメリットは感じませんでした。 　道路側の12階の部屋でしたが、早朝から車の騒音がかなり聞こえました。

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  Virginie

  IL · solo_traveller · Oct 2026

  10/10

  Very nice hotel , comfortable beds , good service and great staff . Good location with shops , restaurants and coffee shops around. The airport train is next to the hotel

  Nothing

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  Marie-helene Greenstein

  FR · extended_group · Oct 2026

  9/10

  Très confortable , d’ailleurs nous prévoyons d’ajouter une nuit dans le même établissement

  La propreté des chambres et l’entretien de l’hôtel La relation avec les personnes de la réception

  Le thé et les tisanes : trop peu de choix pour un européen Le café servi est trop fort pour moi en Corée Du coup il manquait quelque chose à mon petit déjeuner

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  Johannes

  GB · couple · Oct 2026

  7/10

  Great location, spacious rooms and views, helpful but stiff staff, dark interiors, modest breakfast and pricing and umbr

  Excellent location, a generously sized room, and great views, at least from the 24th floor. The traffic is audible, though not excessively so, providing a gentle reminder that civilisation continues to function outside. The staff are friendly and helpful, if a little stiff, as though warmth and spontaneity require prior management approval.

  Don’t expect the hotel to extend your stay at the same rate you booked online. Matching online prices or competitors appears to be beyond its administrative wizardry. I was quoted £52 more per night for the privilege of staying put. The continental/European/American breakfast selection is modest, with no hot milk for a café latte, just black espresso and coffee. You can arrive at 8:45, pay full price, and be cheerfully admitted, without anyone mentioning that breakfast ends at 9. By “ends”, I mean the staff begin dismantling civilisation and packing everything away. The walls and interiors are dark, and the bedroom has no ceiling lights, giving the place a distinctly nocturnal atmosphere. Fortunately, the hallway lights are motion-activated, apparently on the assumption that even a passing mosquito deserves a personal lighting technician. And umbrellas? Most hotels lend them to guests. Here, you must leave a deposit twice the cost of the umbrella itself. Presumably, the hotel has suffered a devastating epidemic of umbrella-related crime.