Maple Hotel
Maple Hotel is a small guesthouse in Tainan that offers simple, clean rooms with air conditioning, television, and private bathrooms. The rooms feature tiled floors, remain quiet for resting, and include free internet, while the hotel provides free bicycle rentals to explore the surroundings.
Tainan is one of Taiwan's oldest cities with a past reflected in its streets and buildings showing mixed traditional Chinese and European architectural styles. The city was a site of early encounters with colonizers, particularly the Dutch, who built landmarks like Chihkan Tower in 1653 and Fort Anping in 1624.
The hotel sits in Wenhua Village, a neighborhood filled with small shops and local food stalls where daily city life unfolds. The area feels busy during the day and quiet at night, showing how residents move through their routines.
The lodging is near Tainan Railway Station and Tainan Station, both reachable in roughly 15 to 30 minutes by car, making travel to other parts of Taiwan easier. The hotel offers free parking on the property, though spaces may fill up in the evening, and accepts major credit cards for reservations.
The hotel follows Taiwan's rules for reducing plastic waste and does not provide disposable items like toothbrushes or slippers, so visitors should bring their own essentials. This reflects environmental practices that have become standard across Taiwan since 2015.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
