Find hotels near Historic Museum of Torture Devices, Alton from NT$2,085

"This hotel is so beautiful and accommodating. The staff are all wonderful, kind, and courteous. Hotel served breakfast and dinner along with adult beverages everyday after 5pm. This hotel is right across the street from fun activities to do with the family and very family friendly. The hotel does well at maintaining their property with updates and renovations, unfortunately they were in the middle of doing some while we were there so one of their elevators were not available. Other than that, this was a wonderful stay and I would choose it all over again."

"Large king room with sofa bed. Evening reception with beer and wine was good. Only food options were tortilla chips, potato chips and pretzels. There was also nacho cheese and salsa. Nice walkable location. Breakfast was good. Had waffles, biscuits, gravy, sausage, eggs, oatmeal and pastries. "

"Wonderful place to stay. Staff is very helpful and friendly. Definately would stay again."

"Wonderful hot breakfast! Very clean room. Friendly, attentive staff! Great price for what you get. Would stay there again. "

"The hotel was clean and looked amazing. Apart from the first employee we talked to, he was great, the others were awful. Waited ages for a drink until another employee walked by. No “how was your stay” or “thanks for staying” or nothing when we checked out. Just a rude “printed receipt or email.” Was highly disappointed considering the price"

"The bathroom looked like was not clean ever. Found small roach in the sheets. Used towel hanging up. Room itself was not clean at all. Hai everywhere. Stay somewhere else . Not sure how it has been rated for being clean."

"There was no breakfast, just coffee. The room was not as nice as I know most Hilton locations are. Cheap furniture and not a good bed at all. Not worth the money I spent to stay there. "

"Air conditioning was too cold"

"I was impressed with the staff willing to be helpful and courteous about every single thing that they were asked."