Top Hotels Near Erkonggui Shan in New Taipei City from AU$44

"Very quiet neighborhood, the receptionist gave me a corner room with two sides big windows. Super Mountain View for my lovely two days stay. Next door with a restaurant which I didn’t have chance to try yet. Several buses are just in walking distance. Truly recommend the travelers if with budget. "

"It was a great experience, this hotel had great hospitality, very foreigner friendly!"

"I was there for 3 days , I was feeling good , staff , room, breakfast. "

"Super clean room and friendly staff, we definitely will be back."

"Good service and clean place"

"Amazing views and close to metro a huge plus"

"Very convenient to TaiNEX Centre, MRT and many food court facilities, you just have to locate them some up in higher floors. Really enjoyed Wineswee which was about 150m around the corner. The Place was a very good discovery for us."

"Very clean and the staff were nice and helpful. A short walk from the night market and lots of restaurants. Great views from the higher floors too."

"nice and patient staff and the room is so cozy and clean！"

"The bed is big comparing to other hostels. Breakfast is provided with varieties. I enjoyed my stay."

"Good value, will stay again next time"

"The staff was friendly and the accommodations were very nice. Being centrally located in Keelung it was a good choice."

"Location is great! The owner kindly allowed me to check in a little early. The room itself was very clean, modern and well-appointed. Unfortunately, shortly after unpacking, I noticed what looked like a bug coming out from under the pillow. This made me uncomfortable, so I chose to sleep in the shower and decided not to stay for the second night."

" Clean, staff very nice and perfect location."

"Great stay"

"Wide room as i hav 3 adults - good breakfast"

"very good location for shopping "

"Wry clean hotel rooms great value"

"Perfect location and valued services"

"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...