I Mei Hotel

Poor accommodation, very old furniture, very bad odour in the room.

For the price compared to nearby establishment nothing to complain. Location was great, close to a lot of eateries and convenience stores and supermarkets.

Was ok nothing special was on the 5th floor no stairs lucky they don't have a 4th floor bad luck or something no lift

In the early days, international travel was not popular, and there were not many tourist hotels. When they were all foreign guests, the most were hostels. There were many hostels in front of the station and in the city. At that time, the function was simply accommodation! With the prevalence of international travel, there are more and more tourist hotels and hotels, and more and more luxurious style. This kind of traditional hostels has slowly disappeared. Even if they still exist, they cannot compete with star-rated hotels and restaurants. The old-style hostels are getting older and older as time goes by, and less people are interested. If it is not for the holidays when it is difficult to book a room, most people will choose a better hotel.nIt can be seen that there is history here. The windows are still wooden, but because they have been slightly tidied, they are old but clean, but there is no elevator. There are two parking spaces at the door. It is not difficult to park nearby, on the roadside or private parking lot. Both are located next to the Matsu Temple and at the entrance of the old street. It is convenient for shopping and eating.nIn the spring, there are shared non-disposable slippers, toiletries and no razors, hair dryers must be borrowed at the counter, and no hot water bottle can also boil water. There are hot and cold water dispensers in the stairwell, which is more convenient than self-boiling, no tea and coffee bags. , With free WiFi, don’t ask for too much at this price, just a clean place to sleep.

Bad, the hair dryer must be borrowed at the counter, and it is stipulated that it must be paid back immediately. Because the quantity is not enough, a hair dryer is not only used once, but several times