Greet Inn ^中文版

Introduction

Nestled in the heart of Kaohsiung’s Cianjin District, Greet Inn (喜迎旅店) balances unbeatable central location, thoughtful amenities, and warm multilingual service that caters to every type of traveler, from solo backpackers to family vacationers and business delegates. Steps from one of Kaohsiung’s most famous night markets, this mid-range hotel delivers solid value, consistent comfort, and easy access to all of the city’s top attractions.

Hotel Overview

Greet Inn is located at No. 161, Liuhe 2nd Road, Cianjin District, Kaohsiung, putting the city’s biggest highlights within walking distance. All rooms are soundproofed, non-smoking (with allergy-friendly options available), and fitted with modern comforts including air conditioning, a flatscreen TV with Netflix and cable access, coffee/tea making facilities, an electric kettle, mini-fridge, and bedside USB and power outlets. Each en-suite bathroom comes with free toiletries, a bidet, hairdryer, shower, and soft slippers, while larger family rooms offer separate living areas with sofas and dining space, perfect for groups or extended stays.

On-site amenities include free high-speed WiFi across all public areas and rooms, complimentary private parking (including accessible spots, no reservations needed), and a 24-hour front desk staffed by multilingual teams fluent in English, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese. Additional perks include a well-reviewed daily breakfast, an on-site coffee shop and restaurant, a small fitness center, a recreational lounge with darts, luggage storage, tour booking, and paid laundry and business facilities, plus an airport shuttle for added convenience. Security is covered 24/7 with on-site security, keycard access, and security cameras throughout the property.

Nearby Attractions

Three unmissable attractions are all within a 15-minute trip from Greet Inn:

• Liuhe Night Market: Located just a two-minute walk from the hotel, this is Kaohsiung’s most iconic night market, famous for its papaya milk, grilled squid, oyster omelets, and affordable clothing and souvenir stalls. It’s the perfect spot to dive straight into Taiwanese street food culture after checking in.
• Love River: A 10-minute walk from the hotel, this scenic waterfront promenade offers leisurely strolls, romantic boat rides at sunset, and open-air street performances on weekends. It’s a favorite spot for locals to exercise and relax, with pop-up food stalls along the bank on weekend evenings.
• Kaohsiung Formosa Boulevard Station: A five-minute MRT ride from nearby Cianjin Station, this world-famous transit hub is home to the stunning “Dome of Light,” a 30-meter glass dome made of over 4,500 glass panels that create shifting colorful displays – it’s the largest glass work of its kind in the world, and a must-visit for photography lovers.

Travel Tips

Book your stay in advance for peak travel seasons (June to August and winter holiday weekends) to secure family rooms or city-view rooms, which sell out quickly. The complimentary breakfast is included in most room rates and comes highly recommended by past guests, so opt for a rate that includes it to start your day right. If you’re arriving by plane, book the hotel’s airport shuttle in advance via their front desk for a stress-free transfer directly to the door.