Just Walk Hostel

Although named a hostel, Just Walk Hostel prides itself on providing backpackers with hotel standards in terms of comfort, cleanliness and facilities. Every bunk has its own personal television LCD/plasma screen, privacy curtain, electronic locker, reading light and universal socket — you name it, they have it. This is not one of those incredibly cheap yet awful hostels out there.

The cool industrial charm in its casual and nonchalant interior designs surprisingly go well with a warm touch of wood furnitures. Sleeping a total of 24 guests, Just Walk Hostel offer a number of room types to accommodate different party sizes, including double rooms and family rooms as well as four and eight bed dorms — all impeccably clean and comfortable. The private rooms are well equipped with all the modern comforts and facilities you need to relax, ideal for those who seek privacy. The shared dormitory rooms can accommodate those who are traveling as a group. You won’t feel like a sardine in a tin, and everyone has his/her own private space without feeling crowded in a shared dorm. The host Brad couldn’t understand better the pain being woken out of a sound sleep simply because someone is taking a shower in the middle of the night, which is why the shower rooms (separate for male and female travelers) are situated on the ground floor, away from all the bedrooms on the second and third floors.

Just Walk Hostel is not a party hostel, so you will be guaranteed a good night’s sleep after a active day out exploring the city and the national park. If you are looking for stylish, comfortable and affordable accommodation in Hualien, take a look at Just Walk Hostel. There are many good eats within walking distance such as Chetou Milkfish, Mingxin Black Tea and East Gate Night Market — you will be so spoiled for choice!