Liwu Hotel Taroko

Location: No. 242-2, Fushi, Fushi, tw

Star Rating: 3 Stars

Property Type: Inns

About this Property

Important Information

Policies

Check-in: 03:00 PM - 11:00 PM

Check-out: 11:30 AM

Amenities & Facilities

• Offsite parking discounted rates available
• Parking
• Non-smoking rooms
• Air conditioning
• Family rooms
• Pets allowed
• Luggage storage
• Express check-in/check-out
• Fax/photocopying
• Facilities for disabled guests
• Non-smoking throughout
• Shared lounge/TV area
• Shuttle service (additional charge)
• Wheelchair accessible
• Coffee Shop on site
• Staff adhere to local safety protocols
• Guest rooms disinfected between stays
• Cleaning standards that are effective against Coronavirus
• Physical distancing rules followed
• Hand sanitizer in guest room and key areas
• Cashless payment available
• Fire extinguishers
• First aid kit available
• Sanitized tableware & silverware
• Contactless check-in/check-out
• Guests can opt-out any cleaning services during stay
• Smoke alarms
• Guest room sealed after cleaning
• Property cleaned by professional cleaning companies
• Key access
• CCTV outside property
• Process in place to check health of guests
• Delivered food - securely covered
• Security alarm
• Television in common areas
• Express check-in
• Free wired internet
• Offsite parking discounted rates available
• Internet access
• Housekeeping on request
• Paddle boating nearby
• Accessible shuttle
• No accessible shuttle

Rooms Available

• Double Room, 2 Double Beds

  2 Double Beds

  213 sq feet

  
  

  Internet - Free WiFi

  Entertainment - LCD television with digital channels

  Food & Drink - Coffee/tea maker, electric kettle, room service, and free bottled water

  Sleep - Egyptian cotton linens, a down duvet, blackout drapes/curtains, and bed sheets

  Bathroom - Slippers and a shower with a rainfall showerhead

  Practical - Desk and wardrobe or closet; rollaway beds (surcharge) available on request

  Comfort - Air conditioning and daily housekeeping

  Non-Smoking, pet friendly

  Max Occupancy: 4 (4 Adults)

  • Coffee/tea maker
  • Shower
  • TV
  • Air conditioning
  • Hair dryer
  • Desk
  • Slippers
  • Electric kettle
  • Wardrobe or closet
  • Bottle of water
  • Daily housekeeping
  • Room service
  • Blackout drapes/curtains
  • Free WiFi
  • Down comforter
  • Rainfall showerhead
  • Bedsheets provided

• Triple Room

  3 Double Beds

  356 sq feet

  
  

  Internet - Free WiFi

  Entertainment - LCD television with digital channels

  Food & Drink - Coffee/tea maker, electric kettle, room service, and free bottled water

  Sleep - Egyptian cotton linens, a down duvet, blackout drapes/curtains, and bed sheets

  Bathroom - Slippers and a shower with a rainfall showerhead

  Practical - Desk and wardrobe or closet; rollaway beds (surcharge) available on request

  Comfort - Air conditioning and daily housekeeping

  Accessibility - Wheelchair-width doorways

  Non-Smoking, pet friendly

  Max Occupancy: 6 (6 Adults)

  • Coffee/tea maker
  • Shower
  • TV
  • Air conditioning
  • Hair dryer
  • Desk
  • Slippers
  • Electric kettle
  • Wardrobe or closet
  • Bottle of water
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Daily housekeeping
  • Room service
  • Blackout drapes/curtains
  • Free WiFi
  • Down comforter
  • Rainfall showerhead
  • Bedsheets provided
  • Low-height bed
  • Wheelchair-width doorways

• Basic Twin Room, 2 Twin Beds

  2 Twin Beds

  178-sq-foot room with mountain views

  
  

  Internet - Free WiFi

  Entertainment - LCD television with digital channels

  Food & Drink - Coffee/tea maker, electric kettle, room service, and free bottled water

  Sleep - Egyptian cotton linens, a down duvet, blackout drapes/curtains, and bed sheets

  Bathroom - Slippers and a shower with a rainfall showerhead

  Practical - Desk and wardrobe or closet

  Comfort - Air conditioning and daily housekeeping

  Accessibility - Wheelchair accessible

  Non-Smoking, pet friendly

  Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)

  • Coffee/tea maker
  • Shower
  • TV
  • Air conditioning
  • Hair dryer
  • Desk
  • Slippers
  • Electric kettle
  • Wardrobe or closet
  • Bottle of water
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Daily housekeeping
  • Room service
  • Blackout drapes/curtains
  • Free WiFi
  • Down comforter
  • Rainfall showerhead
  • Bedsheets provided

• Family Suite

  Offering free toiletries, this family room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a bath and a hairdryer. The air-conditioned family room offers a flat-screen TV with cable channels, soundproof walls, a tea and coffee maker, a dining area as well as a quiet street view. The unit offers 3 beds.

  Max Occupancy: 7 (6 Adults)

  • Coffee/tea maker
  • Shower
  • TV
  • Air conditioning
  • Hair dryer
  • Toilet
  • Private bathroom
  • Slippers
  • Sofa
  • Tile/marble floor
  • Dining area
  • Wardrobe or closet
  • Cleaning products
  • Linen
  • Entire unit located on ground floor
  • Upper floors accessible by stairs only
  • Clothes rack
  • Toilet paper
  • Sofa bed
  • Bottle of water
  • Trash cans
  • Cots
  • Shampoo
  • Conditioner
  • Body soap
  • Shower cap
  • Socket near the bed
  • Feather pillow
  • Mobile hotspot device
  • Lockers
  • Smoke alarm
  • Fire extinguisher
  • Key access

• Double Room with Private Bathroom

  Featuring free toiletries, this double room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a hairdryer and slippers. The air-conditioned double room features a flat-screen TV with cable channels, soundproof walls, a tea and coffee maker, a wardrobe as well as a quiet street view. The unit has 2 beds.

  Max Occupancy: 2 (2 Adults)

  • Coffee/tea maker
  • Shower
  • TV
  • Air conditioning
  • Hair dryer
  • Toilet
  • Private bathroom
  • Slippers
  • Tile/marble floor
  • Wardrobe or closet
  • Cleaning products
  • Linen
  • Clothes rack
  • Toilet paper
  • Bottle of water
  • Trash cans
  • Shampoo
  • Conditioner
  • Body soap
  • Shower cap
  • Socket near the bed
  • Feather pillow
  • Mobile hotspot device
  • Lockers
  • Smoke alarm
  • Key access

• Standard Quadruple Room

  Providing free toiletries, this quadruple room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a hairdryer and slippers. The air-conditioned quadruple room provides a flat-screen TV with cable channels, soundproof walls, a tea and coffee maker, a dining area as well as mountain views. The unit offers 2 beds.

  Max Occupancy: 5 (4 Adults)

  • Coffee/tea maker
  • Shower
  • TV
  • Air conditioning
  • Hair dryer
  • Toilet
  • Private bathroom
  • Slippers
  • Sofa
  • Tile/marble floor
  • Dining area
  • Wardrobe or closet
  • Cleaning products
  • Linen
  • Upper floors accessible by stairs only
  • Clothes rack
  • Toilet paper
  • Sofa bed
  • Bottle of water
  • Trash cans
  • Cots
  • Shampoo
  • Conditioner
  • Body soap
  • Shower cap
  • Socket near the bed
  • Feather pillow
  • Mobile hotspot device
  • Lockers
  • Smoke alarm
  • Fire extinguisher
  • Key access

Guest Reviews

• Pavel (8/5): Pleasant hotel near Taroko National Park, quiet and spacious, but affected by park closure. - The hotel is located on the main road near the entrance to Taroko National Park. We had a spacious room with a view of the river behind the hotel, and the bathroom was also generously sized. Since the park is closed at night and access is currently restricted, there was not much traffic on the main road in front of the hotel. Parking is available in the car park next to the hotel. Breakfast was not included, and probably due to the low number of guests, the hotel does not currently provide it. Overall, the hotel made a very good impression and was a quiet and pleasant place to stay. I have no critical comments about the hotel itself. The main limitation is the current restrictions on access to Taroko National Park, which means that all viewpoints and hiking trails are inaccessible. This was caused by the earthquake and monsoon damage two years ago. I hope the situation improves and the hotel can welcome more visitors again.
• John (7/5): - Friendly and helpful, with two comfortable beds (one not so much) Only one restaurant open nearby on a Saturday night, and that was full... had to drive a long way to find food!
• Guest (9/5): - If you're visiting for the Taroko Gorge, you can't beat the location. It's the hotel right before the visitor center. Spacious rooms, very quiet and clean, all basic amenities and helpful staff. They even have parking next door.
• 曜毅 (7/5): -
• Peter (6/5): -
• Tang (9/5): -
• 中懋 Zhong Mao (10/5): -
• Chia Hsin (8/5): -
• O’Malley (7/5): - First floor kitchen and dining facility are great. Comfortable beds. Friendly staff. Too difficult to find places to eat near by. Hard to get taxi. Thought it would be more convenient to stay near Taroko entrance but it would have been far more convenient if we stayed at Hualain.
• Chiaoju (8/5): -
• Gabriele (8/5): - Die Lage direkt am Nationalpark. Das Bad hatte keine Duschabtrennung.
• katzu (6/5): 優れた景観！でも復興に期待 - 災害の復興が気になり滞在。現在タロコで滞在出来る貴重な宿である。朝飲食フロアから渓谷が望める。昨日唯一登れたトレールと復興進む景観に感動した。 チェックイン時にスタッフがいなく不安になった。建物は古くバックパッカーもしくはサイクリスト向けなので期待以上は望めなかった。
• Roland (8/5): ideal for those who want to explore the canyon - very close to National Park
• Grzegorz (10/5): - Great location, quiet place, comfortable bed, free parking, good contact with the owner
• Mary Catherine (10/5): -
• 永吉 (5/5): -
• Kun-Yu (7/5): -
• 忻緯 (8/5): 如果可以整理乾淨就很棒 - 地點很好，床軟硬剛好 房間沙發都是灰塵沙子，床上也是，睡完有點皮膚癢過敏。
• Marie (10/5): -
• YC2019 (8/5): -
• Aubrey (10/5): Clean, affordable, great location, and wonderful host. - Johnny was great and allowed me to leave my bike bags at the hotel before I rode into Taroko Gorge.
• Woodson (8/5): - Great location very close to Taroko Gorge. Very clean room and comfortable beds.
• Andreas (9/5): -
• 僅茹 (5/5): -
• Corina (8/5): Sehr gute Lage zum Besuch der Tarokoschlucht - Dieses landestypische einfache Hotel liegt ideal in Gehweite zum Nationalpark und Visitorcenter. Eine Busstation (Taroko) quasi gegenüber um das Hotel zu erreichen. Parkplätze sind auch vorhanden. Wir teilen nicht die Meinung anderer Gäste, dass „es in die Jahre gekommen wäre“, sondern es ist ein typisches Hotel in der Machart, wie man es in Japan bzw Taiwan findet. Das Hotel ist aufgrund der Schließung fast aller Wandertrails in der Tarokoschlucht wegen des großen Erdbeben wenig besucht - wir empfehlen dennoch eher hier zum Besuch der Tarokoschlucht zu übernachten, als im 1 Std entfernten Hualien. Das Hotel bot bei unserem Besuch kein Frühstück an, was kein Problem war, da 3 Minuten weg ein sehr gut sortierter 7/11 war, der auch Sitzplätze für Diner und Frühstück hat, sowie sehr guten Kaffee. Desweiteren: Sehr sauber, sehr freundlich, sehr gute Betten, sehr gute Wlan, gutes Preisleistungs-Verhältnis, der Serviceman spricht für uns sehr gutes und "verständliches" English, da wir selbst keine nativ-Speaker sind und das hilfreich ist. Für die Besucher der Tarokoschlucht; Fahrrad, Rolle/Motorrad, PKW um durchzufahren, oder reinlaufen und die Fahrstrasse entlanglaufen. Achtung Uhrzeiten, wann in die Schlucht reingefahren werden kann ist beim sehenswerten Visitorcenter zu erfahren. Als Fußgänger kommt man immer rein. Die Schlucht ist nicht ungefährlich wg Steinschlag, also an der Felswand entlanglaufen.
• Matthew (7/5): -
• Valeria (9/5): Приятная остановка на входе в ущелье Тароко - Просторный номер. Очень чисто. Удобные кровати. Если бы в номере были холодильник и чайник, поставила бы 10.
• Mirka (9/5): -
• 圳雄 (9/5): 無 - 地點好 無
• 照敏 (9/5): -
• Herman (9/5): -
• 國輝 (8/5): -
• 偲余 (8/5): -
• Andrea (8/5): Ideale und wunderschöne Lage. Grosse Zimmer. - Perfekte Lage für den Nationalpark. Der Zugang ist noch immer gesperrt, die Wanderung zum Dali Village ist jedoch möglich. Grosszügige und saubere Zimmer mit Blick auf die Berge. Ich war der einzige Gast und daher war die Rezeption nie besetzt. Per Telefon erreicht man den Besitzer jedoch umgehend. War trotzdem etwas ungewohnt. Kein Frühstücksangebot.
• Tomas (10/5): Do not hesitate and book your term! - Liwu Hotel is a lovely place with a great host who did everything he could (and even more!) to enjoy our stay as much as possible (and even more :-)). There is nothing I could say. It was just a GREAT experience.
• 劉 (9/5): -
• Michal (8/5): - Great location, really kind and friendly owner
• Ulrich (8/5): - Waren allein im hotel, gute lage am eingang zur tarokoschluscht. Alles ok
• Clayton (8/5): Very comfortable and easy. - Nice clean room. Great info from the host about national park access. Couldn’t connect to wifi
• Maëlle (10/5): - There was everything we needed: fridge, a kitchen, although the hotel was empty, it was squeaky clean and it felt like home It says there's breakfast included, but there's actually nothing, you have to bring your own food
• 鐘漢 (10/5): -
• Inner Explorer (8/5): -
• Etienne (8/5): The place to stay at in hualien/taroko - Perfect hotel to visit the taroko george. I hope that it survives with the decline in tourism due to the 2023 earthquake. This is the place to stay at. Could be nicer looking, but it doesnt matter when you have access to such amazing views
• Balaji (8/5): Very good -
• Sharon (9/5): Enjoyable stay - For visiting Taroko its a perfect spot. Nice large seating area with views. Little noisy from houses and small road behind.
• Véronique (9/5): Superb - Well located at the Taroko Gorges. The owner is very helpful.
• Jack (7/5): Excellent cycling stop - We stayed here as a base to cycle up Taroko Gorge. The ride was fabulous. The host let us keep our gear there so we could ride up without much weight. There is a 7-11 nearby, not much else was open.
• Helen (8/5): Very good - Excellent location for taroko gorge, which we enjoyed driving through even though the trails are still closed after last year's earthquake. Microwave in dining room area could be used. No staff on site, only contact via an entry phone, though the person was helpful.
• Sandipan (10/5): Exceptional - Excellent in every aspect. No other words.
• Mackenzie (8/5): Very good -
• Dumont (10/5): Great spot for Taroko ! - Amazing bed and comforter. Great location. Still encourage other travelers to come and drive through the park on a scooter (rent it at xincheng station) during the road open hours. The temple at Tianxiang is pretty cool and the road is still spectacular on a sunny day ! Also went to the Taroko Cultural and Creative Park across the street. They had a fun DIY activity with the local women. He told me there was no breakfast upon arrival even though the reservation said there was. But they let me do laundry and that was exactly what I needed.
• Vlad (9/5): Superb - Comfortable beds. Nice owners great spot
• Robert (8/5): Good location for Taroko Park ... scenic hotel area. - Good location for being quiet, but very few restaurants nearby. Had to drive to Xincheng (not walkable). Friendly and helpful management. Good communication in advance that Taroko Park closed for extended time due to earthquake road and trail damage. Quiet hours weren't enforced. Supposed to start at 10 PM but a group was quite loud in the public area until 11:30 PM until I finally got up and went to say something to the group.
• Mike (8/5): Great location, good to come back to after a long day walking. - Staff were very helpful, great location, quiet. Perhaps speed up the hot water delivery!
• Duncan (10/5): Great location - Very close to the park. Excellent views of the mountains. Staff very helpful.
• Andrew (6/5): Great location, just okay facilities . . and some ants! - Location, Location, Location. If you're going to Taroko National Park, there it is . . right down the street. This was a very large room with two big beds. Lots of room . . . lots of ants. Some ants in the beds — a contrast on the crisp clean white sheets — and tons of ants around the bathroom threshold. (Only one big centipede, though!) Breakfast was a roll, a small salad with some ham strips and sweet potato, and coffee . . . that’s it. We never got to meet the host; the woman who was there most of the time, who handled the breakfast, seemed nice and the location, very close to the park, could not be beat. (There’s a GREAT restaurant about a block away called Truku . . go there!) The ants were a bit disconcerting . . . we would probably look for a different place to stay next time. (The place looked full the day we arrived so changing rooms didn’t seem to be an option.)
• María (9/5): Amazing location good value for money - Amazing! Don't make the mistake to stay in Hualien you go there to visit Taroko so stay at the entrance of the park. Convenient small shop next to it with drinks and instant noodles. Amazing hiking trails just walking from the hotel. Amazing breakfast with stunning views All perfect
• Caitlin (7/5): Good - Large room, walkable into the gorge and easy transport options close by. Nice coffee machine. Breakfast was just ok, shower took a while to heat up and the area only had 1 restaurant that was open so dinner options very limited!
• Christel (9/5): Superb -
• Stephen (6/5): Simple, clean, bare-bones hotel closest to Taroko National Park. Beware of earthquakes. - Simple, clean hotel within walking distance to Taroko Gorge Visitor Center. The property isn't much except a number of bedrooms on each floor with bathrooms (en suite). There is also a spacious lobby / eating area, with filtered water, that guests have access to even after breakfast. That came in handy as we had a simple dinner one evening (bought from the 7-11 down the street). Breakfast was tasty and copious, mainly Taiwanese staples (noodles, bao, fried veggies). Pretty good coffee, though, too. The woman who met us and checked us in was kind, hard-working, but did not speak English. There are two buses that stop almost outside the door of the hotel and that travel the length of Taroko National Park. Convenient. Spectacular mountain view from the lobby area. Screens on the windows and AC in the room. Good hot water. Hotel is just a multilevel house. There are no amenities. The rooms are very simple and close to each other, which is fine for a night or two, but don't expect much. It can be very noisy, depending on the guests (we were woken up by a loud older guest at 6.00 am shouting in the halls). The dogs and traffic outside are also noisy throughout the night. English is seriously lacking, and the hotel is unprepared for guests who would like info about Taroko or onward travel. Also, there is no evening activity in the "town". But above all, the reason I would not stay here again is because, we were caught in the earthquake in Taroko. This hotel survived without damage, BUT, it is across the road from the bottom of the mountain on the other side of the gorge. The landslides and rock slides were frightening, though they did not seem to impact this hotel at that time. But it's too close for me, having had that experience. I would not rest easy again at this hotel. In general--take the earthquake risk very very seriously in Taroko.
• Margaret (9/5): Superb - Large rooms and bathrooms. Coffee, tea and water always available. Tasty breakfasts. Washing machine facilities available Good situation for exploring the Taroko Gorge. Easy and plentiful hotel parking
• Lukas (7/5): Good - Situated directly at the entrance to Taroko national park. Bus stop right outside the hotel, one stop to visitor center. Neither positive nor negative: be aware of the remote location, not many restaurants and shopping options around, in particular after 6 pm.
• Charley (8/5): Very good -
• Anitra (8/5): Very good - Breakfast. Location. Easy access to shuttle bus to Taroko NP. Mosquitos although the hotel did provide repellent liquid you could plug in of which I am not a fan.
• Debbie (9/5): Superb - This is an excellent place to stay just a 15 minute walk to Taroko visitor centre and hikes.I loved the great breakfasts,a different one each morning and good coffee.Nice,very quiet rooms with a good view at the back.A few very good places to eat next to it.A 5 minute walk to the 7-11 and a bus stop for the gorge shuttle bus is nearby.There is a bus from the train station to the hotel so its easy to get to. Totally recommended. Nothing.
• Graeme (9/5): Stay at the Taroko Gorge's closest hotel - We stayed for one week in this beautiful environment of Taroko Gorge National Park. Great to be immersed in peace. The manager and staff were very friendly, approachable and helpful. There's a hotline phone to the main manager, Johnny, at any time. He helped us out and rang people for advice if he didn't know. The hotel is right near the bus stop to Taroko national Park/Hualien routes.. We enjoyed excellent access to the national park, and nearby restaurants. Liwu Hotel has a good quality breakfast and free tea and coffee anytime. We felt comfortable socialising in the common area. Johnny kindly allowed us to use the washing machine, drying area and kitchen. We felt very at home and there was good security. The room was very clean and housekeeping provided on request. Liwu Hotel felt out -of -the -way and part of Taroko's small community, but the disadvantage might affect capacity for upgrading facilities. The bathroom was difficult to ventilate properly.
• Jenna (8/5): Very good - The location was very close to the entrance and vistor center of Taroko National Park. There was a bus station half a block away from the hotel. The bed was very stiff but I didn't mind.
• Alexander (3/5): Wrong promises, good location - The breakfast buffet tasted good and had a decent selection. The location towards Taroko Gorge is good, if you have your own means of transport (didn't test the bus). The room I booked (for a higher price than a basic one) was supposed to have: - Mountain view - River view - City view - Sofa - Hot tub - Soundproofing - Entire unit located on ground floor But it had NONE of the above... It nearly feels like they are trying to scam some of their guests by having one room that propably has those views, but marking all of them the same way. I was looking at a wall, that wasn't even one meter away from my window, so there was no sunlight at all and I had to use the lights all day long. Also the soundproofing was mediocre at best - you could still hear the street from a laid back room as well as people from the adjacent room moving around. The cleanliness on the floor and beds was okay, but on other surfaces a fair amount of dust had accumulated. It also smelled slightly moldy. The hotel likely has seen better days and could use a renovation. The reception worked via a phone that's installed in the basement, which is a bit weird, as you can't talk to them directly. For one night it can be okayish, if you know what you get, but for longer stays I'd definitely recommend staying in Hualien and taking the bus to Taroko.
• Jeanne (8/5): Very good - The breakfast was good. Johnny was helpful when we had questions and needed to arrange transportation
• Dara (9/5): Superb -
• Katarina (6/5): ok but very loud - It is very close to the tourist center and I could reach it on foot from the train station. The mattress was comfortable for me (hard one). It was a bit disappointing that I was starting at a concrete wall when I opened the window. On the room pictures was a window with view on the green, so I thought it will be like that. Also, it was quite cold in there. The most annoying thing was that one could hear everything from the other rooms, even if the people were not talking in loud voice. In the description was written that it's a silent room....
• Lena (2/5): Very poor - The location Attention Tourist Trap! Far too expensive for the very basic old and moldy Hotel, a renovation is needed! The smell of mold was so intense in our room, so we had to change the room. The manager was so rude and even lied to us. You hear every noise of the other guests. Hard to sleep! Stay somewhere else, the worst accomandation we had in Taiwan.
• Aikidude (8/5): perfect base camp for Taroko park hikes! - perfect location for hikes at Taroko national park; very flexible and helpful staff; not bad breakfast and very good coffee/tea availability
• Margaret (10/5): Exceptional - Convenient location. Clean. We enjoyed the breakfast buffet. Staff were kind and helpful.
• Jodi (10/5): Really great place to stay for convenience to park - We had a great stay at this hotel that is minutes from the park. There’s plenty of restaurants close by and you get breakfast as well. It was great hanging out on the lovely wooden handmade tables looking at the green mountains. We really enjoyed talking to Erna who works there as she is a very sweet women. It’s also super clean and great sheets and towels. I don’t think hotels should offer toothbrushes or combs anymore. People should just bring their own or go buy one.
• Shih (10/5): Clean - Great
• César (4/5): Close to the Taroko entrance - Simple, basic property. Cold breakfast. Self checkin, no staff available for questions. Only staff didn’t speak Chinese or English
• Leanne (8/5): Convenient and comfortable- so close to Taroko - So convenient for Taroko Comfortable beds The bathrooms need work- shower head was broken, wish there was a shower curtain The lobby is so cute- rooms and hallways could be updated
• Woo (8/5): Fresh mountain air abode. - The location is ideal for visiting Taroko Gorge. There are several food choices within walking distance. Our room at the 5th floor is spacious. Bed is comfortable. Shower pressure is good. The staff are very helpful. Johnny speaks fluent English. Would have been better if there was a lift. I fractured my foot during the stay and it was fortunate for me that it was only 2 flights of stairs for me.
• Runningfrommyself (8/5): Very good - Great location. The trails in Taroko are just minutes away. Some food stalls and restaurants nearby. Lobby is something of the loveliest I've seen so far. A lot of wood and big windows. Having a cup of coffee outside gives you the right impression. Breakfast is simple but incredibly nice. The room was spacious with a big bath. The staff is very kind and attentive. I felt very welcome. Booking said I have a room with city view. Well, a wall a meter away from the window counts as a part of the city to be fair.
• Marina (9/5): Superb -
• Ryan (8/5): Very good -
• Sean (10/5): Exceptional -
• Bennett (9/5): Superb -
• David (9/5): Superb -
• Thomas (10/5): Exceptional - A good accommodation at the beginning of Taroko gorge way.
• Sam (10/5): Exceptional -
• Paul (8/5): Very good - Nice location just at the entrance of Taroko National Park. Everything was OK.
• András (8/5): Very good -
• Anonymous (8/5): Very good -
• Lynda (8/5): Very good - The location. Really close to gorge
• Alan (10/5): This was exactly what we needed for our two nights in Taroko. - Very good location for visiting Taroko gorge. Helpful owner, who spoke good English. Friendly staff. Good coffee machine. Very spacious room for three people. Convenient parking. Shops and restaurants nearby. Just a short walk from the Visitor Centre.
• Charlotte (9/5): Convenient base from which to explore Taroko park. Comfortable accomodations. Breakfast was very nice - Location to Taroko park Large group of other travelers, noisy early morning and late at night
• Amy (7/5): Good -
• Chungli (6/5): It’s more like a backpacker than a hotel - Close to Taroko Park. Friendly staff. Place could be more clean.
• Yeo (7/5): Good - The location of Liwu Hotel is great, very convenient to travel for different places. The bus stop is only a minute ago with couple of stalls within 5-10 minutes. The breakfast is very local without much international choices for breakfast. It is a very basic local breakfast. It will be better if there's more warm food.
• Nicholas (10/5): Great hotel for budget adventuring - Great location for exploring taroko. 10 min walk to visitors centre. Feels a bit like the matrix when you have to speak to a guy on a phone about everything, but the system works! His English is excellent and he managed to organise us a taxi at late notice so we could uplift to the top of Wuling pass with our bikes. They were very accommodating to cyclists.
• Marie (7/5): Good -
• Elizabeth (9/5): Nice stay! - Good location for Taroko Park. Cute cat out front. Breakfast coffee was delicious Breakfast could have been tastier.
• André (8/5): Great option to visit Taroko gorges - The staff and the location

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