Find hotels near Beach Ballroom Bathing Area, Aberdeen from NT$1,472

"Excellent as usual.great hosts and good breakfast."

"Stayed several times thoroughly enjoyed and fab location "

"The bed was rock hard, so if you need to sleep on something VERY firm, you’ll like that. Also, the hot water button for my shower kept popping back up, resulting in spurts of cold water while showering, which was just annoying. Great water pressure though. Staff were warm and helpful. The location is very central to a lot of the sights."

"Very nice hotel friendly helpful staff room was excellent very quiet no noise from outside considering it’s surrounded by pubs Will definitely use again soon "

"Large clean room, very comfortable. Dinner superb. Breakfast adequate without being outstanding. Always enjoy staying here."

"Excellent property fantastic excecutive room "

"Location was good"

"Staff were nice and friendly"

"Honestly, good value - quality, good size room, decent cooked breakfast"

"Clean and close to the bus and train station "

"Nice warm comfortable room, clean en-suite area. Great price!"

"The room was clean. The staff were invisible, but you deal with them remotely. I liked my stay. "

"The staff in the bar/restaurant below were so kind and thoughtful. We got great service, conversation, and recommendations. Wonderful place to stay!"

"Value for money , basic hotel but had everything you required , well worth what price was "

"Place is so dirty and the room is so dirty"

"Our host, Eileen, was very friendly and able to give us many tips about our sightseeing options. She made an excellent breakfast and all our needs were met!"

"Great shower and comfy bed, only downside was Saturday night noise from Wagleys "

"When you flush the toilet in bathroom it makes a horrible loud noise. Info on apartment states it has washer and dryer - it does not. It has a washer and a hanging rack. There was still food in fridge and cabinets, was only given 2 towels for 4 people. Beds are close to floor and are horrible. No roller paper in one of the bathrooms. I truly wanted to walk out. "