Century Hotel
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Informations pratiques
Enregistrement à partir de : | 15 h 30 |
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Départ avant : | 11 h 00 |
Commodités
Wi-Fi
Climatisation
Réception ouverte en tout temps
Non fumeur
Télévision
Ascenseur
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Century Hotel
Conveniently situated in the Lingya District district of Kaohsiung, Century Hotel is set 1.4 km from Love Pier, 2.1 km from Liuhe Tourist Night Market and 2.4 km from Kaohsiung Museum of History.
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Couple
FR
Commentaire : 28 janv. 2017
Séjour à : janv. 2017
Good price for money
We really loved the location of this hotel just one street away from a great street food location. The room was clean and comfortable. Great staff even if they did not speak English. Nicely decorated with plenty of Hello Kitty stuff everywhere.
Réponse de l'hôtel
Commentaire : 13 sept. 2017
We are pleased to receive your response. Hope to serve you again soon.
Voyageur en groupe
Commentaire : 6 mai 2016
Séjour à : avr. 2016
Clean, pleasant, comfortable
The Century Hotel is considered a typical Taiwanese hotel in that it's simple, small, and has a comfortable bed, air conditioning, mini fridge, TV with English speaking cable channels, a small closet, desk, wi-fi, great customer service (a few speak English fluently and most can understand the basics). With an affordable (cheap by U.S. standards) nightly rate, this small gem is packed with value. When you first arrive, grab several copies of their business card, as this will help taxi drivers bring you back to your hotel.
Within a block or two from the hotel, there are several convenience stores for most needs you might have and there is also a lovely community park with a walking path for stretching your legs (see pics).
On the same street, there is a mini night market (which is also open during the day) (see pics) with plenty of food kiosks and local restaurants offering traditional Taiwanese food fare, which can be interesting, but I found it easy to find foods that were familiar (pot stickers, dumplings, etc...) and within walking distance (less than a mile), you can find well-known chains like Starbucks, 7-Eleven, and Family Mart, and a short taxi ride can find you Costco, Ikea, Carrefour and several shopping malls.
The hotel is located between two train stops (half a mile in either direction) although I do not recommend using this to go to your hotel from the airport, or you'll be hauling your luggage for half a mile by foot to your hotel door - give or take, but for many other destinations, it's quite convenient by train.
I found the taxis to be very affordable, fast and convenient. Most destinations in Kaohsiung are quite close, within a 5 to 20 minute taxi ride, and the average cab fare is about $150 taiwanese dollars (about $5 U.S. dollars). None of my taxi rides exceeded $300 taiwanese dollars ($10 U.S. dollars).
My international phone plan did not work once I arrived in Taiwan, but discovered my phone was unlocked and it was quite easy and affordable to visit a local telecom company and purchase a plan (and sim chip) with 2 GB data, and 150-300 minutes of local calling (used with local friends) all for like $10 US dollars. Simply switch your SIM chip with the local telecom's (save yours in a safe place for when you get back to the U.S.) It works beautifully. Note, you'll eat up your minutes for overseas calls, but with wi-fi and a data plan, a free calling app, like What's App made it easy to stay in touch back home with friends and family who also use the same app.
Once I had a data plan, I made sure I had a good currency converter, language translator and Google GPS map app to find, communicate and navigate throughout the city with little or no difficulty. During daytime hours and right near the night market near the hotel, I felt completely safe and began to make friends with the locals as I moved about the city. That said, you are a stranger in a strange land, and caution, common sense and your wits are always wise.
One last suggestion, and possibly do this before you leave the U.S.: Decide what destinations you wish to visit and print out in English (for your reference) and Chinese (including Chinese characters) the names and addresses. This will make it easier for you to simply show your taxi driver where you want to go. Many do not read the western letters/characters and unless you know someone there, you may not be able to find a place to print out this information once you arrive.
Note, any monetary currency rates mentioned here (April, 2016) are subject to economic changes.
Within a block or two from the hotel, there are several convenience stores for most needs you might have and there is also a lovely community park with a walking path for stretching your legs (see pics).
On the same street, there is a mini night market (which is also open during the day) (see pics) with plenty of food kiosks and local restaurants offering traditional Taiwanese food fare, which can be interesting, but I found it easy to find foods that were familiar (pot stickers, dumplings, etc...) and within walking distance (less than a mile), you can find well-known chains like Starbucks, 7-Eleven, and Family Mart, and a short taxi ride can find you Costco, Ikea, Carrefour and several shopping malls.
The hotel is located between two train stops (half a mile in either direction) although I do not recommend using this to go to your hotel from the airport, or you'll be hauling your luggage for half a mile by foot to your hotel door - give or take, but for many other destinations, it's quite convenient by train.
I found the taxis to be very affordable, fast and convenient. Most destinations in Kaohsiung are quite close, within a 5 to 20 minute taxi ride, and the average cab fare is about $150 taiwanese dollars (about $5 U.S. dollars). None of my taxi rides exceeded $300 taiwanese dollars ($10 U.S. dollars).
My international phone plan did not work once I arrived in Taiwan, but discovered my phone was unlocked and it was quite easy and affordable to visit a local telecom company and purchase a plan (and sim chip) with 2 GB data, and 150-300 minutes of local calling (used with local friends) all for like $10 US dollars. Simply switch your SIM chip with the local telecom's (save yours in a safe place for when you get back to the U.S.) It works beautifully. Note, you'll eat up your minutes for overseas calls, but with wi-fi and a data plan, a free calling app, like What's App made it easy to stay in touch back home with friends and family who also use the same app.
Once I had a data plan, I made sure I had a good currency converter, language translator and Google GPS map app to find, communicate and navigate throughout the city with little or no difficulty. During daytime hours and right near the night market near the hotel, I felt completely safe and began to make friends with the locals as I moved about the city. That said, you are a stranger in a strange land, and caution, common sense and your wits are always wise.
One last suggestion, and possibly do this before you leave the U.S.: Decide what destinations you wish to visit and print out in English (for your reference) and Chinese (including Chinese characters) the names and addresses. This will make it easier for you to simply show your taxi driver where you want to go. Many do not read the western letters/characters and unless you know someone there, you may not be able to find a place to print out this information once you arrive.
Note, any monetary currency rates mentioned here (April, 2016) are subject to economic changes.
Réponse de l'hôtel
Commentaire : 24 sept. 2017
Thank you for your opinion. We will continue to improve our service. Thank you very much.
Voyageur en famille
Commentaire : 8 août 2016
Séjour à : août 2016
nice room
the service is moderate
the room is small but nice and tidy
comfortable and feel modern in certain way
the bathroom feel quite nice but small in size
overall experience is pretty good and im quite satisfied for that price
the room is small but nice and tidy
comfortable and feel modern in certain way
the bathroom feel quite nice but small in size
overall experience is pretty good and im quite satisfied for that price
Réponse de l'hôtel
Commentaire : 24 sept. 2017
Thank you for your opinion. We will continue to improve our service. Thank you very much.
Couple
Commentaire : 2 oct. 2014
Séjour à : oct. 2014
Very small low budget hotel, but recommendable!
Nice hotel and polite hotel staff team, clean room and new inventory. A/C and fridge works good, but a little bit smelly. Around the hotel many typically Taiwanese food and beverage shops. Way to the MRT around 10-15 minutes, it's OK, but quite sweaty with luggage ;-) For people with the focus on city sightseeing a really good option and recommendable! Would also go there again
:-)
:-)
Réponse de l'hôtel
Commentaire : 24 sept. 2017
Thank you for your opinion. We will continue to improve our service. Thank you very much.
Voyageur en solo
ID
Commentaire : 7 juill. 2014
Séjour à : juill. 2014
A very great hotel for young travelers!
The good thing about this hotel is that it is located at the city center of Kaohsiung and within walking distance from MRT stations. A very nice and clean place for you to stay, especially for those who like to do backpacking. The hotel staff is friendly and the price is very reasonable as well.
Around the hotel, there are many local descent dining areas and the environment is quite happening, a very perfect place if you would like to experience the local culture of Taiwan.
Around the hotel, there are many local descent dining areas and the environment is quite happening, a very perfect place if you would like to experience the local culture of Taiwan.
Réponse de l'hôtel
Commentaire : 23 sept. 2017
Thank you Dody! We are so happy to see you visiting/traveling Taiwan , Kaohsiung and our hotel again. Hope you have a great vacation here! ;)
Emplacement
No.85-5, Lingya 2nd Rd., Lingya Dist., Kaohsiung City 80244, Taiwan (R.O.C.), District de Lingya, Sinsing District, 80244, Taïwan|À 1,39 km du centre-ville
Arrivée et départ
Enregistrement à partir de :
15 h 30
Départ avant :
11 h 00
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