Find hotels near Santa Land, Tyler from NT$1,428

"If you’re looking for a cookie-cutter stay with crisp white linens and a sanitized lobby, keep driving. But if you want a story to tell and a place that feels like a living, breathing piece of art, this is the spot."

"elevator didn't work, key pad on side door didn't work bad side of town "

"Parking lot not secure "

"It’s ok but had a weird smell! Employees were smoking right by the entrance! It was good enough to go to sleep and leave out"

"The location was good. The staff seemed friendly but not engaged. They didn’t really seem like that they cared. The toilet seat in our bathroom was so loose it almost fell off. There was a great deal of mold in the shower. The hot tub was not working and the pool was out of service for several hours during the day time due to cleaning and didn’t reopen until 5pm. Prime dinner time. Clean the pool at a better time."

"A great stay. "

"Room was clean, the breakfast was very good. The staff was excellent. A/C was a little noisy but worked well. Our stay would have been perfect except for the coffee maker leaking which mgmt was replacing it. "

"Helpful staff"

"The hotel itself was fine and as expected. However, it was understaffed with one person at check in. She was nice, but couldn't handle the demand - the technology was not working, so I stood in line twice for over 20 minutes each time to be helped. My room was not ready at check in time and was asked to come back later or wait in the lobby, but did not feel comfortable staying in the common areas, because of what what really caused me to give a low review of my stay which was the sheer number of construction workers that had finished their shift for the day and were all over the property (at the end of the work day and through the evening). They were lounging in cars in the parking lot, sitting in the outdoor patio area listening to music and hanging around in the lobby. I do believe they were staying there, as they were all in the lobbing for breakfast the next morning, but as a female traveling alone, I did not feel safe. "