Search Hotels Near Liudu Shan, Keelung

"Look @ lowest Google reviews re the poor character of the owner. Smell human wastes in corridors & showers often. Stinky, moldy pillows. Dirty part of town, look at exterior of building."

"Clean room, staff are friendly and breakfast has many choices. Very close to the Norwegian port, just a few minutes walk."

"Nice staff and good location and great breakfast "

"Clean professional and good client or guest services "

"Clean and modern rooms and great staff"

"Very nice for the price and location to the port!"

"Happy to stay in this place."

"Walkable to everything nearby "

"Friendly staff. Quiet and clean rooms. Great stay! "

"This place was excellent. Great staff, great room, very good and comfortable stay. It’s not in the most ideal location if you’re looking for dining options but if you hop in an Uber, you’re good. Staff were awesome and super helpful. "

"Everything is perfect for the hotel. The breakfast is amazing. Will definitely come again when traveling in Taipei."

"Clean room and the staffs are polite!"

"Convenient distance from the train station."

"Very clean So convenient Close to night market and local attractions "

"Hotel locate walking distance to night market, eaterie and shop. . but room is a bit small (good enough tho) and no soundproof (can hear ambulance passing by and also ppl walked at night "

"The Keelung Night Market is 2 minutes away. Many sights are easily walkable."

"Generally good, very convenient, shopping mall is just downstairs."

"I truly enjoyed my stay at this hotel. It was advertised properly. The room was quite big, comfortable, quiet and clean. The breakfast was good, lots of varieties and I love the congee with the accompaniments! The gym was very small with minimal equipment but was expected and enough for a quick workout. I will come back again! "

"Very nice hotel. However, the service can improve a little bit to accommodate customers need."

"Okay walking distance from the train station, but check-in was terrible. I didn’t receive any details until standing outside on a rainy day trying to figure out how to call a local phone number, which was eventually answered by someone who only speaks Chinese. After an awkward minute on the phone they hung up, but a few minutes later I finally got instructions on how to get inside. The staircase inside is very tight and carrying suitcases up is quite difficult. Once inside, the room is clean...