Hotels near Changhua Train Station in Changhua

One of the best hostels I've stayed in my whole 23 years travelling around the world, absolutely outstanding. Spotless, spacious, beautifully designed and decorated, full of anything you could possibly need and more, lovely quiet street, seconds away from the bus stop and minutes walk to Lukang centre. Easy to find, smooth self check-in, very quick and responsive host. The beds, furniture, kitchen, everything is such outstanding quality and so pretty to look at. The rules are respected so the communal living is very pleasant, it's silent at night and social during the day. I regret not having stayed longer.

My second stay at this hotel. Its proximity to Lukang Old Street is excellent, and in the evenings, the First Market is easily accessible for local food. The lobby offers complimentary, unlimited cookies, coffee, and hot chocolate, with ice cream also available in the afternoons. Rooms are spacious and include welcome drinks and snacks. Sound insulation was adequate. The bed was a touch soft for my liking, but still comfortable. While family facilities are limited beyond the gym, most guests are likely here for the Old Street, so it's not a major drawback. Breakfast the following day was a delightful surprise, featuring local specialties like famous meat buns, steamed cake, and vermicelli.

There are 2 adults and one child staying here. There are many roadside parking spaces nearby, and it is very close to Lugang Old Street and small parks. As soon as we entered the room, we were deeply attracted by the Japanese-style decoration. Although we heard the sound of children playing in other rooms in the corridor, we didn't hear it when we entered the room. It was extremely quiet. Our children also experienced tatami mats for the first time. I had a lot of fun, especially the bathtub. The bubble bath washed away the fatigue from playing, and I slept more comfortably. When I woke up in the morning, the sun shining through the curtains felt like the familiar comfort of waking up at grandma’s house. This is what we should have during the Chinese New Year. It feels like a very good accommodation experience overall. In addition, we used the delicious and fun coupons we paid to buy longan cakes from ”Zheng Xingzhen”. It has a very traditional taste and you can taste the pastries made with care.

It was cleaner than I thought, and the facilities were perfect and good. １ If you care, there are no employees until after 2 o'clock, so you can leave your luggage by telling me the phone or the password at the entrance, but that hassle and effort. I'm a little worried about leaving my luggage or leaving it on the sofa.

Parking is an open carpark with plentiful lots. Reception is helpful and friendly. My favorite is that the lobby provides free 24hrs munchies & drinks that includes various flavorful ice cream, winter melon juice, selections of coffee, tea & biscuits. Free laundry service with laundry powder provided. Windows in the room can be opened. Vegetarian option for breakfast and the pan fried radish cakes were yummy. Little touches that made our stay enjoyable.

Clean and bright lobby, friendly reception staff, large rooms, very comfortable stay, very close to Longdeng Night Market, just a ten-minute walk away, very convenient for people who like night markets

The hotel is located not far from the old street, and parking is convenient. There's a Starbucks and 7-Eleven nearby, as well as Lukang Ecological Park. Furthermore, the breakfast is very generous, including some local Lukang snacks, such as miancha (a type of noodle soup)...

I usually stay at this hotel and have always had good experiences, but this time was very disappointing. I stayed for 2 nights, and on the second night, housekeeping did not clean the hair left in the bathroom. They did tidy up other parts of the room, but completely overlooked the hair in the bathroom. I expected better consistency, especially since I’m a regular guest. Very disappointing

We were able to upgrade to a room with a window at the last minute, which felt like a huge improvement. This is a charming guesthouse, decorated with many nostalgic items reminiscent of my 40s and 50s, including movie posters, vinyl records, children's toys, and everyday items. It's very inviting. The guesthouse is not far from Lukang Old Street, within walking distance. ”Taipei is not my home~” ”My hometown has no neon lights~” These songs inspired me to revisit Lukang. With the ”Pink Supercar” taking off, the streets were even more lively. Lukang has many delicious snacks that I highly recommend, such as rice cakes, noodles, and meat soup—clean and tasty.

The proximity to Lukang Old Street alone saved a lot of parking time and money. The breakfast was decent. The room had excellent natural light, but unfortunately, there were no sheer curtains; you could only open or close them completely. The shower stall was long and narrow, making it easy to bump your elbows while washing your hair. The shower threshold was quite high, so be careful not to trip. The bed was comfortable and easy to sleep in. Even with the air conditioning on high, it was still too cold, so I turned it off. In the middle of the night, a painting between the two beds suddenly fell down—a minor scare. However, since my request for a high floor with a good view was fulfilled, it deserves five stars.