East Hostel

I stayed here on the last Monday of Spring Festival 110. The hostel is nice, and as clean as you can hope for. The host was very nice also.nHowever, I paid quite a lot for the bed (because of the holiday), and excluding tea and coffee I had to pay for everything, even slippers.nHaving paid the higher price I was a bit disappointed by the standardised treatment. I’ve visited several much cheaper hostels in Taiwan that even offer free breakfast, so I felt that this was a bit ‘cheap’.

Clean and cosy. Lockers have electronic locks, and there's a smaller locker in each bunk. Bunk beds are also individually spaced with blinds for privacy.

Although it is a simple hostel, but the hygiene and management is very good..nnEverything is in a good condition and nice

Comfy place for backpackers. It's 5-minute walk to Jiaoxi Transfer Station and within 10 minute walk to Jiaoxi Train Station and town center.

I really enjoyed this hostel. It was surprisingly quiet. The room is so nice. My bed area felt like a large cocoon. There was so much space! There was even a mini desk for a laptop built into the wall. There is a card reader for each bed that turns on your electricity. You have two light switches so you can turn on the light overhead or the light down by your feet. Each bed has a curtain and a personal lockbox. Each bed also has a corresponding locker outside of the form room. The locker is huge and contains a basket and two hangers. Both the locker and the lockbox are opened by code you make, so you don't have to worry about bringing or buying a lock.nnAlso, the hostel has a buy/rent area. You can rent towels and showershoes. You can buy ear plugs and any toiletries you may have forgotten. There are hair dryers for you to use in the shower/bathroom. The room is very big and there is lots of space. The only thing is the showers weren't super clean, but it wasn't too bad. Everything else was so great that I didn't mind. This is a really nice place to go after a long day. It's a stressfree place to recharge.