Zaoqiao Hotels

"Great service with friendly staffs. Convenient location, easy access to Big City shopping mall where provides free shuttle bus to the train station. Room was spacious and clean. No washcloth for shower and no hair conditioner provided."

"The room felt clean and spacious, and the AC was effective. The bathroom fan has additional drying mode. There are enough cups and water jugs in the room. Staff were very helpful and capable. The lobby and each floor has hangout areas, making it very comfortable for our family trip. There is even one night market stall parked outside most nights. Hi-Life is right outside the building and 7-Eleven a short walk further. This hotel is closest to the 神學院 Seminary bus station of Route 2. We were comfortable and at ease. The only thing to be aware of is this location is at the center of rush our traffic jams. "

"Staff is very helpful"

"Friendly staff, great location (near local train station and a mall). Great food and gym facilities. Rooms were excellent."

"Always great to stay in here. "

"Good hotel "

"Wonderful room and view."

"Kids playing area is unique and awesome! Very creative idea"

"The grounds are absolutely spectacular. Incredible, world-class gardens, village charm, and a true cultural experience. The ambiance is incredible. The staff was also amazing. One staff member was a particularly great English speaker, and throughout the day, she would proactively check on us and offer recommendations or help. Other staff wasn’t as good with English, but were incredibly genuine and caring, and the language challenge was nothing a translation app couldn’t overcome. Rooms were spacious and super unique adding to a beautiful cultural experience. However, the bathroom area had no fan or dehumidifier and had a mold problem. Plus, no daily housekeeping, led the room to smell musty and unfresh after a day. The food was all vegetarian. The lunch restaurant is only open on the weekend and is super high quality and not an issue. But the main restaurant felt more like a vegetarian camp buffet. You need a car or (cheap) taxi to visit other villages in the area for other food options, which is fun, but better if it wasn’t as much of a necessity. I still recommend to most who aren’t too persnickety and looking for a unique cultural experience, but I think you’ll find that the village has amazing potential to be a super unique, luxury, yoga/zen/Taiwanese retreat, but it doesn’t quite deliver all around to command a solid 5 star review. For us, pricing was fair, but if they round out the experience, could charge a good premium."