Pacific Inn

I was a bit hesitant when booking this B&B. Traveling always brings its uncertainties, especially when arriving late at night, when even contact information can seem like a mystery. But modern anxieties are often allayed by a simple message. The day before, the landlady reached out to me. Her words weren't overly enthusiastic, but reassuring. After landing at night, we had to pick up our car, grab a bite to eat, and drive all the way from Kaohsiung to Kenting. It was already 1:45 AM. I expected some delays, as we were almost an hour behind schedule. Unexpectedly, the landlady was like a mother waiting for someone to get home from an old movie. She offered us her parking space for free, saying nothing much, just that she was worried we wouldn't find it. After settling in, I discovered that the room was meticulously kept. It had everything you need, nothing fancy, but it was spotless. The air conditioner and hair dryer worked better than I'd expected. The bed was so comfortable that I couldn't even sleep in a panic. On my last day, when I checked out, the landlady casually mentioned that I could save NT$500 by diving nearby. Her tone was as casual as a casual conversation, like handing you an umbrella. It turns out good things are always left to those who are willing to take a closer look. I usually don't write reviews, but this time I couldn't resist leaving a note. It's rare to encounter a little tenderness in life's journey. I recommend this to anyone visiting Kenting; perhaps you too will find something just right here.

The location of the hotel is very convenient. It takes about 2 minutes to walk to Kenting Street, but the environment is very quiet. There is a shower curtain in the shower area of ​​the room, but it is a little moldy. The boss is very kind.