Find hotels near Lion's Park Dam, Center Point from NT$1,853

"We love coming to the Y. If I’m going to be in the hill Country, that’s my selected spot."

"Room was upstairs and mostly ok. Had swallow bird nests on emergency light by the room door (clean those off please). Door would shut/secure but could se huge amounts of light on 3 sides of door. Room air was noisy as possible from a unit but I could tolerate it. Nice pool and cats poolside…wife loved it. Will I stay here again, yes mostly for low price, I am cheap. But know what you’re in for when staying. "

"Everything was perfect!"

"My husband and I really enjoyed our stay at The Meyer Hotel. The hotel grounds are very pretty, with a beautiful pool as well. The room was clean with a comfortable bed and linens. The Meyer is just a half block from the shops and restaurants - very walkable. We parked our car on the first night and didn't move it again until we were leaving. I look forward to staying again soon!"

"Handy walkable location to downtown. Parking was easy. Kitchen area was cramped."

"Nice employee’s.spacious room. Easy to get to. "

"I have been dreading writing this review all day because I wanted to love this resort; however, this was basically a dump. It’s a fantastic lobby area but the hotel is basically a mid 1980s apartment complex. Everything from the tiles to the faucets to the bathroom to the exterior of all the buildings screams 1985. For a resort the pool looks like a 1985 apartment complex pool, there’s no gym or spa. Now the lobby area is top notch, and the golf course looked nice. But this was the biggest disappointment of a resort that I can think of. If you have a bunch of drunk buddies on a golf weekend, it might work - but if you are with your spouse or family, hard pass!"

"I would highly recommend staying at this location. The rooms and the property were great. The staff went above and beyond my expectations. They will offer you a gift to go to a timeshare presentation but they were not pushy at all. Matter of fact we enjoyed the presentation. I used to sell timeshare 30 years ago and I went mostly to see a modern presentation. I wish it would have been like it is now back in my day. The presentation was short and the salesman really listened to me. When we told him "no" there was no push and they didn't hold us hostage while they tried to close over and over again. Gave me a much better view of the timeshare industry."

"Staff was great. "