Kindness Hotel (Kaohsiung Wu Jia)

This time, our family of three stayed at the Kindness Hotel Kaohsiung Wujia for one night. The hotel's location is quite standard and not in a busy and prime area, but if your itinerary is in the Caoya business district or you are heading to Cijin, this would be a good stopover. The hotel itself does not have many parking spaces, but they do have three special parking lots. The subsidy is 120 yuan per night and the walk takes about seven minutes. It is recommended to put down the luggage first and then park the car, which will be easier. The room was decorated in an old-fashioned style, with wooden doors and a card-type key design (only one deck of cards), but the bathroom was quite new, with a bathtub for bathing, which we quite liked. The breakfast section is quite ordinary, with few choices and limited seats. You need to queue during the morning peak hours. There is only one elevator, so if there are many people, you will have to wait a little longer. However, overall, considering its affordable accommodation prices, there is a lively living circle to visit when you walk out the door, and there is unlimited snacks and drinks on the first floor, this is really a big plus for families with children. If you are looking for a convenient place to stay overnight, where you can relax a little and your budget is not too high, Kangqiao Wujia Hotel is worth considering! Our family of three stayed one night at Kindness Hotel Wujia in Kaohsiung. The hotel’s location is fairly average—not in the busiest area—but it’s a convenient stop if you plan to visit the Caoya shopping district or take a trip to Cijin. Parking at the hotel is limited, but they work with three nearby partner parking lots. You can get a subsidy of NT$120 per day, and it’s about a 7-minute walk from the hotel. It’s best to drop off your luggage first, then go park the car. The room decor feels a bit old-fashioned, featuring wooden doors and a key card system (only one key card is provided). However, the bathroom is relatively new and comes with a bathtub, which we really enjoyed. As for breakfast, the variety of food was limited, and seating was tight, so we had to wait in line during peak time. There’s only one elevator in the hotel, so it can take a while when there are more guests. That said, the price is very affordable, and there’s a lively shopping area just a short walk away. One of the highlights for us was the 24/7 snack and drink bar on the first floor. If you’re looking for a budget-friendly place to rest that’s convenient and family-friendly, Kindness Hotel Wujia is definitely worth considering.