藏青民宿The Wind Guesthouse-Youth inn

Điểm trừ: No elevator, but we just needed to carry things up once and down once, so we managed.

Điểm trừ: none

Điểm trừ: Note that breakfast is not served at this location, but we were able to use the guest vouchers in neighboring establishments. For some English speakers, it is a little awkward to translate the information about partnering companies. You must download the QR, find the English names of the restaurants, maybe use a translation app for the Chinese-only names, and google map each to find the location, menu and hours. This can't be done without an iphone or similar device. Not a problem, just a note.

Điểm trừ: No elevator

Điểm trừ: The property doesn’t have an elevator and has fairly steep stairs so carrying the luggage up and down can be an issue for certain people. Also, it requires guests to change into the provided slippers inside the place. Not sure this is a good hygiene practice as well as safety practice - wearing the slippers up and down the stairs can easily lead to some tripping accidents. And, they don’t take credit card.

Điểm trừ: Nah

Điểm trừ: No Wi-Fi but not critical

Điểm trừ: Wifi was slow in our room on the second floor. A couple days later, by accident we discovered the first floor wifi ran faster so we started using downstairs wifi. Night time in Taiwan is day time in the United States, I normally stayed up to check emails and my work. Notice cameras installed every where, on every floors inside the Guesthouse. rnrnOn the first night I was in the lounge downstairs, there was this man came in around 11pm, at first I thought he was also one of the guest stayed in the Guesthouse, he didn't say anything, angrily pushed the chairs back under the table which created such a loud noise. Well, these young couple and a little kid sat on that table and when they left for upstairs, they left their chairs not in order and he didn't like that. At the time, I just looked at him and I assumed this must be the owner of this Wind Guesthouse. rnrnThe next night, he came to the Wind Guesthouse again. The man slammed the entry door open, walked toward me and yelled at me in Chinese. I guessed he didn't care that he was attacking a woman house guest!!! This time I was pretty sure he was the Wind Guesthouse's owner in order for him to behave ruthlessly toward his house guest. He said, do you know what time is this, you are wasting the electricity. You should go to sleep. I thought, wait a minute, I paid him for my room, I did not stay in this place for free. What gave him the right to have such an ill behavior toward his house guest??? I gave him a dirty look, ignored his existence and went upstairs. I was speechless!