Kaohsiung City Centre, a neighbourhood in Kaohsiung, is home to Guide Hotel - Kaohsiung Shinkuchan. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Central Park and Love River, while Pier-2 Art Center and E-DA Themepark are popular area attractions. Urban Spotlight Arcade and Kaohsiung Cultural Center are also worth visiting. Visit our Kaohsiung travel guide
Close to Central Park and 85 Sky Tower, Guide Hotel - Kaohsiung Shinkuchan has plenty to offer. Guests can connect to free in-room WiFi.
Other perks include:
Express check-out, express check-in and smoke-free property
A 24-hour front desk, luggage storage and tour/ticket information
A lift
Room features
All guest rooms at Guide Hotel - Kaohsiung Shinkuchan have perks, such as laptop-friendly workspaces and air conditioning, in addition to amenities, such as free WiFi.
Is Guide Hotel - Kaohsiung Shinkuchan pet-friendly?
No, only service animals are welcome at the property.
How much does it cost to stay at Guide Hotel - Kaohsiung Shinkuchan?
As of 24 Oct 2026, prices found for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at Guide Hotel - Kaohsiung Shinkuchan on 6 Nov 2026 start from Rp1.587.052, excluding taxes and fees. This price is based on the lowest nightly price found in the last 24 hours for stays in the next 30 days. Prices are subject to change. Choose your dates for more accurate prices.
How much is parking at Guide Hotel - Kaohsiung Shinkuchan?
Guide Hotel - Kaohsiung Shinkuchan doesn't offer parking.
What time is check-in at Guide Hotel - Kaohsiung Shinkuchan?
Check-in start time: 4:00 PM; check-in end time: anytime.
What time is check-out at Guide Hotel - Kaohsiung Shinkuchan?
Checkout is at 11:00 AM.
Where is Guide Hotel - Kaohsiung Shinkuchan located?
Located in Kaohsiung City Centre, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Xinkujiang Shopping District and Central Park. Liuhe Night Market is 0.8 mi (1.4 km) away. Central Park Station is 7 minutes by foot and Formosa Boulevard Station is 10 minutes.
Can I cancel my reservation for free and receive a full refund?
Yes, this property offers free cancellation on selected room rates because flexibility matters! Please refer to the property cancellation policy on our site for more details about any exclusions or requirements.
Have a question?
AI iconBetaBeta
Get instant answers with AI powered search of property information and reviews.
Reviews
Guide Hotel - Kaohsiung Shinkuchan Reviews
8.2
Very good
All reviews shown are from real guest experiences. Only travellers who have booked a stay with us can submit a review. We verify reviews according to our guidelines and publish all reviews, positive or negative.More informationOpens in a new window
The location is excellent. Short walk to MRT station and surrounded by restaurants and street foods. During my 4 days of stay I enjoyed a wide variety of delicacies, and since my room has a living room area it was nice to bring food back to enjoy it. The room is very spacious and has plenty of furniture, and the bathroom is very spacious too. The only complaint I have is the raised step in various area in the room, both myself and visiting guests have tripped over them several times. Overall an excellent stay.
The room having a shower and bath was nice, had the most unique shower I've ever seen. But the staff were pretty helpful and it was a pretty good location.
This was the worst hotel during our stay in Taiwan. Mind you, it was also the most expensive hotel we booked across the trip (we stayed in Taipei, Taichung, and Tainan)—even more expensive than the 4-star hotel in Tainan.
For that reason, we expected at least a decent place to stay, so the reality came as a shock. It turns out only the lobby has been renovated and looks passable. The room itself felt very old, with old furniture and visible mould around the bathroom.
We were asked to do self check-in and check-out, which I found quite redundant. The staff didn’t appear busy, and more importantly, we couldn’t even check in ourselves because we arrived before 4pm. This was the only place that required a check-in time after 4pm—not sure if it’s due to being short-staffed. Imagine paying that much and still having to check in late and do it yourself.
What really surprised me was that the room had no window. We essentially paid 4-star prices for a windowless room with no soundproofing. There was also a bathtub in the room, which felt quite random, especially since no bath salts were provided.
The mattress felt sunken and of poor quality—in contrast, all the other cheaper hotels we stayed in had comfortable beds.
Overall, this was an extremely poor experience. I still find it hard to accept that the hotel had the audacity to charge so much for a mouldy, noisy, windowless room.