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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 11:00 |
Breakfast | Breakfast available |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Children | Children are welcome at this hotel |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Airport shuttle
Fitness centre
Front desk 24 hour
More about Hotel Dùa
Hotel Dùa
Hotel Dùa is conveniently situated within a minute’s walk from MRT Formosa Boulevard Station and a 7-minute walk to the popular Liuhe Night Market. It features a fitness centre and provides free WiFi access in the entire property.
Reviews from 
Couple
AU
Comment: 2 Jul 2026
A Golden Nugget I Didn't Expect
We wanted to stay outside the business district and found this hotel on Booking.com. The brand was unfamiliar to me. It is owned by the construction company that built the building.
The hotel is around the corner from Formosa Boulevard MRT station, an easy trip after arriving on the Taiwan High Speed Rail from Taipei.
We arrived around lunchtime and were told we had been upgraded and a room was ready. The size of the room amazed me, as did the décor and the small touches. Off the lift lobby on our floor was a seating area with views in two directions. The room had several international power outlets, a workspace, a lounging area, an excellent bathroom, and a great king-sized bed.
The reception staff were warm and engaging. They took a genuine interest in us as people rather than treating us as clients to be processed. After checkout, while we were collecting our luggage for a late-afternoon HSR, one of the reception staff chatted with me at length about our travels, where we were heading next, and why we chose those places.
The buffet breakfast was excellent, with a large variety. I am gluten intolerant and found plenty of options. The buffet bacon sat on bread, so I asked for fresh bacon to be cooked, and they obliged without fuss. Omelettes are made to order.
Each day the minibar fridge held two cans of drink, one Coca-Cola and one Sprite, included in the room cost.
Dinner at the restaurant was good, with a few minor slip-ups, such as cutlery not being set and chicken wings arriving without wipes or a finger bowl. I am scraping the bottom of the barrel to find areas for improvement.
There is a business lounge with complimentary tea, coffee, and snacks, though it is better suited to meetings than to work. There are no power points near the seats and no tables to work on.
I highly recommend this hotel. Two tips for the area. First, Formosa Boulevard station: if you want the Orange Line and enter via Entrance/Exit 6, the walkway runs between two separate Orange Line entrances, and the platform is not an island between the tracks. Take the wrong entrance, and you will go up, down, and around in circles finding your platform. Second, watching the sunset from the rocks past National Sun Yat-sen University on the ocean side is a must, and a pleasant walk from the last station on that line.
The hotel is around the corner from Formosa Boulevard MRT station, an easy trip after arriving on the Taiwan High Speed Rail from Taipei.
We arrived around lunchtime and were told we had been upgraded and a room was ready. The size of the room amazed me, as did the décor and the small touches. Off the lift lobby on our floor was a seating area with views in two directions. The room had several international power outlets, a workspace, a lounging area, an excellent bathroom, and a great king-sized bed.
The reception staff were warm and engaging. They took a genuine interest in us as people rather than treating us as clients to be processed. After checkout, while we were collecting our luggage for a late-afternoon HSR, one of the reception staff chatted with me at length about our travels, where we were heading next, and why we chose those places.
The buffet breakfast was excellent, with a large variety. I am gluten intolerant and found plenty of options. The buffet bacon sat on bread, so I asked for fresh bacon to be cooked, and they obliged without fuss. Omelettes are made to order.
Each day the minibar fridge held two cans of drink, one Coca-Cola and one Sprite, included in the room cost.
Dinner at the restaurant was good, with a few minor slip-ups, such as cutlery not being set and chicken wings arriving without wipes or a finger bowl. I am scraping the bottom of the barrel to find areas for improvement.
There is a business lounge with complimentary tea, coffee, and snacks, though it is better suited to meetings than to work. There are no power points near the seats and no tables to work on.
I highly recommend this hotel. Two tips for the area. First, Formosa Boulevard station: if you want the Orange Line and enter via Entrance/Exit 6, the walkway runs between two separate Orange Line entrances, and the platform is not an island between the tracks. Take the wrong entrance, and you will go up, down, and around in circles finding your platform. Second, watching the sunset from the rocks past National Sun Yat-sen University on the ocean side is a must, and a pleasant walk from the last station on that line.
Solo traveller
Comment: 2 Aug 2026
Impressive
One of my best lodging experiences in Taiwan. The hotel is overall well managed. The room was absolutely spotless and well maintained. The decorations including the materials were stylish and practical. The wide corridor leading to the room and the spaciousness of the room just blew my mind. Coming to the breakfast venue, no matter the spread, the temperature, the taste and the quality were all 5 star standards. Well done Hotel Dua! You will be my home base whenever I visit Kaoshiung again.
Couple
Comment: 20 Dec 2025
Stayed in: Dec 2025
Ever Wonder What It’s Like to Be Treated Like Royalty?
One thing I genuinely regret about Hotel Dua is not booking a longer stay.
Our journey to Kaohsiung was long and exhausting as we flew for hours and then took several train rides just to reach the city. By the time we arrived, we were extremely tired, so we weren’t sure what to expect. However, the moment we arrived at Hotel Dua, every bit of that exhaustion felt worth it.
From the outside, the hotel already made a strong impression. The entrance was grand and eye-catching, and stepping inside the lobby only elevated that feeling. The space felt warm, calming, and luxurious, enhanced by a pleasant fragrance that immediately made us feel relaxed. The staff were incredibly welcoming, professional, and attentive from the very start. As a thoughtful welcome gesture, they gave us complimentary skincare products, which was such a nice surprise. They also provided a city map with cute cartoon illustrations, which was both practical and charming—perfect for navigating and exploring Kaohsiung.
One of the highlights of our stay happened even before we reached our room as we were pleasantly surprised with a complimentary upgrade from a Double Deluxe room (43 sqm) to an Executive room (46 sqm). The elevator was spacious and fast, and we reached our floor in no time. I really appreciated the dim lighting and carpeted hallway; it felt cozy, clean, and well-maintained, with absolutely no unpleasant smells.
When we opened the door to our room, we were honestly blown away. The space was large, modern, and beautifully designed, with every detail thoughtfully considered. The king-sized bed was incredibly comfortable, paired with the biggest pillows I’ve ever seen in a hotel. On both sides of the bed were bedside tables with plenty of power sockets, making it very convenient to charge multiple devices at once.
Across the room was a super long table that could easily hold all our belongings, plus a luggage rack that comfortably fit two large suitcases. There were also two spacious wardrobes, which included fluffy slippers (not the thin, papery ones you usually get), an ironing board, hangers, and a sturdy laundry bag. On the other side of the room, there was a mini fridge, drawers, a large sofa, and blackout curtains that made resting and sleeping extremely comfortable.
We were also given complimentary chips, bottled water, tea, and coffee, all of which were refilled daily. What really impressed me was that even the slippers were replaced every single day, something I have never experienced before in any of my staycations. The flat-screen TV offered various digital entertainment options, including Netflix, which was perfect for unwinding after long days of exploring.
Now, let me talk about the bathroom because this deserves special recognition. I am very picky when it comes to hotel bathrooms, and this one exceeded all expectations. The interior design was elegant and clearly well thought out, as if the architect truly took the time to plan every detail. There was a huge bathtub with its own sink, and a separate shower area complete with shampoo and conditioner pumps, plus ample space for personal skincare products.
The shower experience was unlike anything I’ve ever encountered. The water pressure was incredible—soft, gentle, and it literally felt like being showered with cotton. That’s the best way I can describe it. It wasn’t harsh at all, just incredibly soothing and relaxing. It was such a unique experience that we genuinely looked forward to showering every day.
The bathroom also featured a large sink area stocked with two bath towels, two hand towels, two face towels, and a bath mat. I usually request an extra bath mat, and they were more than happy to provide one daily without any hesitation. The toilet itself was Japanese-style and high-tech, with a built-in bidet and an automatic lid that opens and closes at the press of a button. You could also control the flushing options depending on whether you needed more or less water. It was modern, clean, and very impressive. The only small downside was that there wasn’t a conveniently placed area to reach for soap after washing, so we had to get a bit strategic—either putting the soap directly into our hands beforehand or using a nearby chair to assist. It wasn’t a major issue, but it was something we noticed and worth mentioning for future guests.
On our last day, we decided to try the breakfast buffet, and it did not disappoint. There was a wide variety of choices, including delicious Taiwanese delicacies. Everything we tried was flavorful and satisfying. For 500 TWD, it was absolutely worth it especially since we were seated in an area with a beautiful city view. Watching the sunrise peek through the buildings while enjoying breakfast was the perfect way to start our stay.
After experiencing all of this, it’s no surprise that Hotel Dua has been awarded a Michelin star. Every aspect of our stay from service and comfort to thoughtful details was exceptional. This hotel truly knows how to make guests feel special.
Without a doubt, this was an unforgettable experience, and one we would happily return to again- this time for a longer stay.
Our journey to Kaohsiung was long and exhausting as we flew for hours and then took several train rides just to reach the city. By the time we arrived, we were extremely tired, so we weren’t sure what to expect. However, the moment we arrived at Hotel Dua, every bit of that exhaustion felt worth it.
From the outside, the hotel already made a strong impression. The entrance was grand and eye-catching, and stepping inside the lobby only elevated that feeling. The space felt warm, calming, and luxurious, enhanced by a pleasant fragrance that immediately made us feel relaxed. The staff were incredibly welcoming, professional, and attentive from the very start. As a thoughtful welcome gesture, they gave us complimentary skincare products, which was such a nice surprise. They also provided a city map with cute cartoon illustrations, which was both practical and charming—perfect for navigating and exploring Kaohsiung.
One of the highlights of our stay happened even before we reached our room as we were pleasantly surprised with a complimentary upgrade from a Double Deluxe room (43 sqm) to an Executive room (46 sqm). The elevator was spacious and fast, and we reached our floor in no time. I really appreciated the dim lighting and carpeted hallway; it felt cozy, clean, and well-maintained, with absolutely no unpleasant smells.
When we opened the door to our room, we were honestly blown away. The space was large, modern, and beautifully designed, with every detail thoughtfully considered. The king-sized bed was incredibly comfortable, paired with the biggest pillows I’ve ever seen in a hotel. On both sides of the bed were bedside tables with plenty of power sockets, making it very convenient to charge multiple devices at once.
Across the room was a super long table that could easily hold all our belongings, plus a luggage rack that comfortably fit two large suitcases. There were also two spacious wardrobes, which included fluffy slippers (not the thin, papery ones you usually get), an ironing board, hangers, and a sturdy laundry bag. On the other side of the room, there was a mini fridge, drawers, a large sofa, and blackout curtains that made resting and sleeping extremely comfortable.
We were also given complimentary chips, bottled water, tea, and coffee, all of which were refilled daily. What really impressed me was that even the slippers were replaced every single day, something I have never experienced before in any of my staycations. The flat-screen TV offered various digital entertainment options, including Netflix, which was perfect for unwinding after long days of exploring.
Now, let me talk about the bathroom because this deserves special recognition. I am very picky when it comes to hotel bathrooms, and this one exceeded all expectations. The interior design was elegant and clearly well thought out, as if the architect truly took the time to plan every detail. There was a huge bathtub with its own sink, and a separate shower area complete with shampoo and conditioner pumps, plus ample space for personal skincare products.
The shower experience was unlike anything I’ve ever encountered. The water pressure was incredible—soft, gentle, and it literally felt like being showered with cotton. That’s the best way I can describe it. It wasn’t harsh at all, just incredibly soothing and relaxing. It was such a unique experience that we genuinely looked forward to showering every day.
The bathroom also featured a large sink area stocked with two bath towels, two hand towels, two face towels, and a bath mat. I usually request an extra bath mat, and they were more than happy to provide one daily without any hesitation. The toilet itself was Japanese-style and high-tech, with a built-in bidet and an automatic lid that opens and closes at the press of a button. You could also control the flushing options depending on whether you needed more or less water. It was modern, clean, and very impressive. The only small downside was that there wasn’t a conveniently placed area to reach for soap after washing, so we had to get a bit strategic—either putting the soap directly into our hands beforehand or using a nearby chair to assist. It wasn’t a major issue, but it was something we noticed and worth mentioning for future guests.
On our last day, we decided to try the breakfast buffet, and it did not disappoint. There was a wide variety of choices, including delicious Taiwanese delicacies. Everything we tried was flavorful and satisfying. For 500 TWD, it was absolutely worth it especially since we were seated in an area with a beautiful city view. Watching the sunrise peek through the buildings while enjoying breakfast was the perfect way to start our stay.
After experiencing all of this, it’s no surprise that Hotel Dua has been awarded a Michelin star. Every aspect of our stay from service and comfort to thoughtful details was exceptional. This hotel truly knows how to make guests feel special.
Without a doubt, this was an unforgettable experience, and one we would happily return to again- this time for a longer stay.
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 5 Apr 2026
Stayed in: Nov 2025
The hotel is very clean and next to many convenient stores like 7/11 and family mart. It’s very close to public transit (train). There are many cafes around and even a night market. Check in was easy and smooth. The staff were helpful and really nice.
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 30 Nov 2025
Stayed in: Nov 2025
Clean, spacious room. Great service and lots of free amenities, including coffee/tea in the lobby, bottled water on demand, sodas and chips in the room and a clean, modern gym.
Excellent location
No. 165, Linsen 1st Road, Xinxing District, Sinsing District, 80042, Taiwan|0.3 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
11:00
Good to know
Children are welcome at this hotel
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
2 years old and under
Free
Pets not allowed
Breakfast available
Breakfast options
Western breakfast, Chinese breakfast, Japanese breakfast, American breakfast, Asian breakfast, Continental breakfast
Breakfast price
$30 (≈TWD 550)/person
Breakfast times
06:30 - 10:00 from Monday to Sunday
Please inform Hotel Dùa in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply. In accordance with government guidelines to minimise transmission of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), this property currently isn't accepting guests from certain countries, during dates where such guidelines exist. In response to Coronavirus (COVID-19), additional safety and sanitation measures are in effect at this property. Guests enjoy 10% discount on dine in the on-site restaurant.
Starting from 2025, due to environmental protection policies, all hotels will no longer provide disposable items.
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