Pingtung Liuqiu Quiet Alley Seaview B&B Duo Xiaolu Nordic B&B

#bathhotel Address: No. 163-2, Fuxing Road, Liuqiu Township, Pingtung County, Taiwan 929 Atmosphere/facilities: Nordic architectural style, Moai 🗿 small garden, industrial style public space, drinking fountain, flushing area Features: Quiet and comfortable, balcony with sea view, hot spring bathtub Price per person: 3,500 yuan Rating: The most eye-catching thing about this sea view B&B located in an alley to the north of the island is the garden with two large and two small Moai statues at the entrance. The exterior of the building is pure white, and motorcycles and foot washers can be parked at the door. Entering is the check-in counter, which is not large. After 6 pm, self-service induction is used to enter and exit. There is a sofa area in the lobby on the first floor. Going inside is the restaurant, with an industrial style design and a wooden dining table. Simple yet beautiful. It can be felt that the main tone of the overall design is Moai statues. There is a dressing room and ice-warm water dispenser in the restaurant. There is a cute little yellow cat in the store. The boss said it is the store cat. The first time I noticed it was taking a nap above the water fountain. At first I thought it was a decoration but then I turned around and realized it was a cat. There is only one elevator, which goes up to the fifth floor. There are about 4 rooms on each floor starting from the second floor. The small entrance to the room is the bed. The bed is moderately soft and hard and has good support. The TV is mounted on the wall, and there is a fourth channel that I didn't notice if there is a smart TV. Under the TV is a small platform for storage, with a quick-boiling kettle attached. I didn't open it specifically because I didn't use it. The other half of the interior space is divided into a sofa area and a bathroom. The washbasin in the toilet and bathroom is in the same space. The washbasin space is not large but it is just right for one person. The most satisfying thing about the whole room, apart from the semi-sea view balcony, is the bathtub like a hot spring club. It is not only spacious but also deep enough, and the tiled design has a bath ball. After snorkeling, you can take a comfortable hot bath before going to bed. Designed to fit the building's beams and columns and with plenty of space. It has the effect of separating wet and dry, so taking a shower in the bathtub will not wet other parts of the bathroom. Open the roller blinds and you can watch the sky while soaking in the bathtub during the day. The most frustrating thing is probably the sofa area, which can be used as a camp bed when opened. If you have children, you don't need to add a special bed, but the handle will wear out after long use. It folds up to be used as a sofa and slides from time to time. Very uncomfortable to sit on. It can only be used as a camp bed style chaise longue. But opening it takes up a lot of space and will affect the flow to the balcony. Personally, I think it’s just a small sofa or a small bar table and chairs attached to the wall. You can use it to put a laptop or have some snacks. It's actually very practical. The balcony is not big, but the view is okay. The overall room is bright and tidy. The key point is that the bed is comfortable and quiet at night. #100 Ways to Travel