Security and location were good. Lots of helpful info for guests. Laundry on site with powder as well as cozy indoor spaces. Was able to check in a bit early too. Multiple bathrooms/showers so no issues waiting to use either.

My bed on the ground floor dorm which was next to entrance didn’t get much privacy as the door opened towards my bed and there was no curtain for that part. Side curtain also didn’t stay in place when pulled, leaving half of the other side exposed. Kitchen bowls/ glasses were also quite hard to access as they were on a very high shelf with no ladder present

Very surprised to find out that a preauthorisation hold can take up to a month to be released. It means you are initially paying double before the money is returned to your account.

Cute hostel in a nice neighborhood with many small businesses and late-night cafes. The rooms and common areas were clean and comfortable.

There weren't lockers located in the bedrooms to store luggage, just lock boxes. In the six person room, there also wasn't very much floor space to set luggage down, so I could imagine it might be a tight squeeze when the room is full. That said, there were only two other guests staying while I was there so and Taiwan is very safe, so I was fine with just keeping my luggage at the foot of the bed with valuables in the lock-box

Located in the quite neighborhood, about 2 minutes walk from Central Park Station Exit 2. There are fastfood, convenience store restaurants around the area. This hostel is your home away from home. Welcoming staff. No unnecessary noice in and out the room. Though it’s a shared bathroom, female and male are on separate floors. Breakfast can be ordered from the kitchen, so it’s homemade.

I suggest to change the toilet door for more privacy and comfort.

Location is excellent. Close to the Central Park MRT (exit 2 rather than 1 as proposed by Google Map) and many lively restaurants and shops, but located on a side street that keeps everything quiet and calm. The building itself has a very cool retro vibe if you appreciate old architecture and tilings. The facilities are clean and well maintained. I stayed in a single room on the top (3rd) floor and would highly recommend it...

except for the bed, which was hard and uncomfortable. I know bed soft/hardness is personal preference, and I usually prefer mine a bit on the harder side... but I do not enjoy sleeping directly on wooden slat, which is what this felt like. If the bed could be made more comfy, the single room on the top floor could be one of the hidden gems in Kaohsiung's hostel world!

3 minutes to MRT Station. I was able to check in at 11 am, thank you for that! Very good communication via booking. I'd definitely stay there again.

For Taiwan's standards, the room was small. I was with only one other girl in the room, so it was OK, but if it's full, it might get unpleasant.

Decent place, beds have curtains, nice terrace for workout/yoga, they offer mats. Good location.

Didn’t feel very warm - staff was friendly but didn’t spread much of a ‚hostel/family‘-vibe, didn’t feel very social either, but that’s the case for most hostels in Taiwan.

The hostel is in a charming old house, in a very quiet little street, close to the metro and handy for visiting Pier2. There's a good kitchen and dining area, as well as a very nice roof terrace.

cheap price; rich equipments; convenient location from KHH; clean bedrooms

There were shampoo and body soap, but not hair conditioner; cleanness of the shared spaces was just as acceptable

Clean, quiet, comfortable. Nicely designed, homey. Note ladder access to 3-deck bunk, no problem for me but in case for you. Very nice people running the place. Fifteen minute walk to Formosa Station.