The hostel's location is great! It's just a few minutes away from the MRT station. There's also a nearby 7/11 and you can cross to the other side of the road where there are malls and a grocery store (I believe).

The staff wasn't as friendly as I expected. Especially those who clean the rooms. I was working during my whole stay and there were times when the cleaning lady would come into the room and clean it while I was there working. She didn't say hi or excuse me, or sorry (she uses a vacuum cleaner which is obviously noisy). It also seemed like the people who clean are in a hurry doing so (not to disturb us) but it felt like they hated what they were doing.

Nothing but good things to say about Flyinn Hostel! First off, it is very conveniently located, right across the MRT. There are convenience stores nearby. Staff are pleasant and accommodating, even offered me a free room upgrade. The rooms are clean and esthetically pleasing. I can definitely attest to its high quality soundproofing. I was here during Typhoon Krathon and the room was quiet despite the 100kph howling winds outside, which I only heard in the shared bathroom. They provide you with keycard lockers, and I appreciated the hangers and shower caddy with toothbrush and toothpaste. The shared bathroom is one of the cleanest I have experienced in nearly 50 hostels worldwide. There is enough space in the showers to hang/place toiletries and clothes, and there are more than enough toilets and showers such that it never feels full. Each toilet also has a bidet and lots of toilet paper plus a spray. All in all, it was a great place to stay and I would definitely come back here again.

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Excellent location, very close to MRT and a shopping mall with food options and convenience store. Large common area. Female area different floor, so it is completely separate from the male/mixed area. Very clean and the bathroom has several stalls and showers and is well equipped. Use of shared fridge and water cooler for refills. Bed is comfortable, private locker and shelf with hangers in dorm room.

Unfortunately no towel is provided, you have to bring your own, which actually seems to be the norm in Taiwan so come prepared. Having a breakfast option would be nice.

Very clean. Recently renovated. Very close, walking distance to the metro. Shared bathrooms were clean. Nice hot showers. There was a night market within walking distance about 3 blocks or so. Excellent food choices at the market.

I booked a private hostel room. The room was very small, enough to fit a mattress and small desk, but they have a nice living room area near the lobby and they have some place to sit down and work on your computer right outside the room. I just used the room for sleeping which worked great.

Very close to metro station, mall and shops. Love that they have self service laundry on site. Big common area. Staff was helpful especially the lady who did the housekeeping for the lady floor :) she went to get a dehumidifier when I requested one for the room because it was so humid that I couldn’t sleep well on the first night. The dehumidifier worked well.

The WiFi connection in the room was weak and slow. My mobile data worked faster than the WiFi but it worked well at the common area… common bathroom was alright but if there is a wall organiser that would be great because you wouldn’t want to put your own bath liquids on the floor…

A very well set up hostel, with convenient facilities. The dorm was very clean and spacious with lots of natural light and a desk area. The bathrooms and the dining area were also really big. There is a coin laundry and dryer and a good dedicated space for hanging up clothes. The location isn't the most inspiring, but it's close to the train station and a few vegetarian food options. I didn't find it very social, but this seems to be the case at many Taiwanese city hostels.

Well located. Female floor has a big bathroom with enough toilets, showers, sinks and space to get ready. Lockers and shelves to store your stuff. There is also a big eating room next to the counter if you want to make a snack.

It could have been a bit cleaner: there were tiny ants working in front of my locker, and the shower turned into a swimming pool in 1min. It misses a tablet next to the bed to store your things, to avoid that they fall on the person under you when you sleep.

Great location! There is a night market nearby along with department stores with food courts, various restaurants, and literally minutes of walking from the MRT. The hostel is off of the main street so nice and quite, I especially appreciated the female-only level where I could truly relax :)

Personally I feel that the mattress was too soft, and that shared bathroom could be cleaner with more frequent housekeeping services, especially if there was a large group of guests (there was during my stay).

Great location, just minutes away from two Train station’s, a big mall right across the road and bus stop nearby. Very affordable, I upgraded my original booking from a dorm to a private room for less than $10 more which is crazy cheap. Plenty of toilets and showers, never waiting to use them. Can’t eat hot food in your room, but there’s a big lobby area to sit in with lots of seating :D

Great value and customer service. They put me in the more expensive all-female room because it was available even though I had paid for the co-ed room. Facilities were the cleanest of all the other hotels and hostels I stayed at in a similar/slightly more expensive price range in the same area. Nice and quiet. Toothbrush/toothpaste were provided free and they gave you a locking cabinet that you could open with a keycard.

A bit too warm in the common areas, but the room itself had better air conditioning. This is a commonality I found in all hotels/hostels I stayed at in Kaohsiung. Also, my carry-on size suitcase just barely didn’t fit in the locker provided to us. Everything else was good, and for the price I think it was excellent.