Find hotels in Pakefield from NT$2,164

"Staff were very pleasant and helpful. Recommendation from Vanessa were well received. Breakfast was tasty & had a good selection. Nice pre Christmas break. Bathroom had a lovely roll top bath to relax in."

"Modern, clean & comfortable room. Breakfast included, very dog friendly. Best in the area. Would recommend. "

"Such a lovely clean hotel"

"Staff friendly as always , lovely hotel in a lively town . The walk along the prom is always enjoyable - nice scenery and plenty of fresh air. Always look forward to our 4 - 5 weeks at the Cliff each year "

"The room was newly refurbished, good standard, bright, modern, all the basics, plenty of power points with built in usb ports. The staff were helpful, friendly and tried hard. They were let down by outside contractor not fitting a new boiler properly so it took time before the hot water was fixed. Letsface it , Yarmouth has a lot of old crumbly hotels that need a lot of work. While overall the Hotel looks dated they are doing up the rooms. It is a bit hit and miss but you're not paying much so dont expect the Ritz if your paying less tan 40 quid for a double, then theres probably issues. I only paid 12 quid with loyalty offers and 32 forthe second night . No kettle and heating not on , were remidied quickly . There was a fridge and microwave in room , so you get a lot for your money."

"Breakfast was lovely and keys were ready when we arrived with clear instructions on how to find the rooms."

"Great location, nice family room."

"The communication from the hotel was excellent, and accessing the room later in the day via the key box was no problem at all. The location is great—just a short walk to the beach and shops. The room was clean, though definitely a bit tired. The carpets were grubby, and the wallpaper could use some attention. Still, for the price, it was perfectly adequate. It’s unclear whether rooms are let on a longer-term basis, but it seemed that way. Sadly, our neighbour was audibly upset and sobbed through the night—not the hotel’s fault, of course, but difficult to hear."