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This is my second time staying at Yanbo. The impression is the same as last time. The hotel facilities are very suitable for children. I especially used the swimming pool facilities this time. The children like it very much. Overall, it is a very good family hotel.

Booked at about 10pm. Staff are friendly and patient. The hotel is quite old. The room is quite big. As they only left with 2 queen size beds and within our budget so we just grabbed for a night stay. The room is not very well lighted. They have a balcony and there is a stationary bike. They provide toiletries and they have separate shower and bathtub. The hotel is just opposite the police station so it’s super safe. Nearby hotel has got 2 temples. There is a KTV and convenience stores too. But we note that not many shops are opened even at around 9am.

Location is very great and cheap I should have a window room as I checked on my bills but they didn't offer me a room which has a window.

Service: The service is very good and polite. Facilities: Maybe because the hotel is a bit old, the room facilities are older, but they are still clean. Food: For a motel, the breakfast in the restaurant is good and there are many choices! You won’t have too few ingredients to choose from because you go to dine late. There are still many hot foods to choose from. Suggestion: Now is the post-epidemic era, if you can install alcohol spray in the room or toilet for use (I brought my own).

The room was clean and the service was very good. The location is very close to Miaokou for 10 minutes. There are many ancient food around, the price is very close to the people, and the food is delicious. 

I went there by car and it was easy to find the hotel. Not far from the night market. There is also a hotel subsidy of 100 Taiwan dollars for parking. The breakfast is very good. Went with children. The price/performance ratio is good and can be recommended. The service attitude is very good.

We were unaware of a policy until we arrive at the motel and it is inconvenient for stay more than a night. This policy was not flagged on the booking platform. Staying for 3 nights mean we are to check in from 6pm and check out next day 12 noon, return 6pm to check in and check out again next noon, total 3 times. A service fee (for the 6 hours 12noon to 6pm) is charged in order to keep the room thru the day for the 3 night stay avoiding the daily check in and out. This said to applies for 2pax room and is addition to the booking paid on the booking platform. We picked this motel for convenience of parking and walk up to the room. Everything was good in the room apart the narrow stairway carrying our luggage and the floor better off wearing a slippers. Breakfast is ok with a small spread of buffet and few additional items you can order from the kitchen.

The pillow is a little hard, but everything else is perfect Upgraded room when checking in The King size bed is really nice to sleep on. Both the air conditioner and the refrigerator have to be turned on manually. I didn’t notice it at first.

Location is good very near to the train station. Room is a little old but toilet is clean and good. The staff is nice at the counter and very helpful when we asked about the places around and they gave very good information. Overall is a comfortable stay for a night and the price is very reasonable and worth staying. I enjoyed walking to the night market nearby and all the nice food around.

1. The old-fashioned Hsinchu Hotel (formerly CITIC Hotel), the service staff said that the first time you stay, you will be upgraded to the room type (!?), so you will be upgraded to the Yayi room. The hotel is a mixed building for the business, there is a hotel elevator, the other two are shared elevators, the hotel lobby is located on the first floor, the other side of the building is Meihuatai, selling affordable daily necessities, is a good place to go shopping *time! The parking lot of the hotel is located in the basement of the building, but because no one guards it and the fence in the basement does not automatically rise, you have to find relatives and friends to get off the bus and inform the hotel staff to open the fence before entering the parking lot. And a sign on the fence says ”The parking space is full”, the hotel staff said that to prevent the outside car entering, if you don't directly ask the hotel staff, you may be cheated by the sign! 3. The hotel counter staff is still kind. 4. The room in Yayi room is great, the bathroom is large, There is a wet and dry separation bathroom. The bathroom of the room type we stayed in was the innermost side of the room. Next to the bathtub was the entire large window, with good lighting and good view, which exceeded my expectations! (Originally staying in a deluxe room, the photos on the hotel's official website did not seem to have a wet and dry separation bathroom. The bathroom is small and dark, and the grade is very poor!) 5. The hotel room floor has a small public area, 2 luxury massage chairs (with blankets) and 1 TV for tenants, there is a simple coffee machine, there are many modes to choose from, if you come to stay, you must try it. 6. The gym is located on the other side of the room floor. It is very inconvenient to change to the gym and take the elevator to get there. 7. Breakfast is average, basically there are some, you can also eat enough. Hotels also receive Luke Regiment, to avoid interfering with each other, there is another planning space for Luke Regiment to use breakfast. 8. Outside the hotel is a lively city. Hsinchu City Government is on the opposite street, next to Hsinchu City Tax Bureau, there is an alley next to it. There are several cheap gourmet shops to eat. This trip has to one of the Japanese restaurant to eat, the food is delicious, cheap consumption, very convenient! 9. In combination with the above, the comfort of the room (Yayu Room), the Grand Master. The guest. Yingying, great! (Especially the bathroom is really great), as for other aspects, it is more general, next time I have the opportunity, I should still come to live!