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Not only was it such a unique experience to stay in a Minnan / fujian traditional house, the house is beautifully restored and wonderfully updated to suit modern comforts. The Chen family was also so kind and genuine, we immediately felt welcomed the moment we stepped in! Everything a traveller could need was thought of and as a result our stay was super comfortable, I really appreciate all of the small thoughtful touches, and also being able to try all the local delicacies for breakfast! I would have to say it was simply one of the best guesthouses I have ever stayed in. Thank you so much for making our stay in Kinmen so memorable, I will tell everyone to visit! and I will definitely stay here next time we visit. Highly recommended! ^^

ดังชื่อ ”HOTEL” จริงๆแล้วเป็นรีสอร์ท ห้องพัก (หรือจริงๆ แล้วบ้านที่มีหลังคาไม้) สะอาดมาก แม้ว่าจะมีแมลงและยุงจํานวนมากใน Kinmen แต่พวกเขาก็จัดการให้ห้องปราศจากแมลง (แต่อย่าลืมปิดประตูและหน้าต่าง) ทําเลที่ตั้งอยู่ไกลจากย่านที่พลุกพล่าน ทําให้ไม่สะดวกในการเข้าถึง7-11 อย่างไรก็ตาม คุณจะพบสถานที่ที่สงบและผ่อนคลายเพื่อพักผ่อน พวกเขายังมีสวนขนาดใหญ่และสวยงาม คุณจะไม่ได้ยินเสียงจากรถ ผู้คนใจดีและใจดีมาก พวกเขาใส่ใจกับประสบการณ์ของคุณในจินเหมินจริงๆ พวกเขาจะให้คําแนะนําแก่คุณตั้งแต่วันแรกของการเยี่ยมชมเกาะ พวกเขายังเตรียมอาหารเช้าจินเหมินแบบดั้งเดิมให้คุณ พวกเขายินดีที่จะรับคุณและส่งคุณที่สนามบิน สถานีเช่ารถจักรยานไฟฟ้า ฯลฯ เสมอ น่าเสียดายที่ไม่มีตู้เย็นขนาดเล็กในห้อง แต่มีตู้เย็นขนาดใหญ่ในโรงอาหาร และไม่มีไมโครเวฟ แต่มีเตาอบขนาดเล็กในครัว อย่างไรก็ตาม นอกจากสิ่งที่โรงแรมจะให้บริการตามปกติแล้ว ยังมีน้ําร้อน 24H และยังไงก็ตาม พวกเขายินดีช่วยเหลือคุณผ่าน Line/WeChat เสมอ (ไม่มีสายโทรศัพท์ในห้องพัก) โดยรวมแล้วประสบการณ์ในรีสอร์ทนั้นดี ฉันจะกลับมาอีกถ้าฉันไป Kinmen ในครั้งต่อไป

When we were looking for accommodation in Kinmen, I wasn't sure I wanted to book a B&B. Looking at the accommodation available in Kinmen, it seems the majority are B&B and homestays. After having stayed at Zhu Shan Gandee, we finally realised that a good number of the traditional buildings in many of the ”villages” have been converted into accommodation. This one was in the Zhu Shan village where there are other B&Bs. There are no shops or restaurants in this village but downtown Jincheng is only a short drive away. This village is really nice and quiet (as would others I am guessing) and Zhu Shan Park is just a short stroll behind the house from which a top view of the village can be seen. Strolling around the village, this house stands out as more modern and attractive and the nicest in presentation (in my humble opinion). Inside, the common areas are excellent, well presented and homely. There are 2 courtyards to relax in and their atmospheres are so welcoming. We were out most of the time so didn't really spend too much time indoors enjoying what was on offer. Our room was a tad small but we love having a bidet to use. The bed was comfortable. A simple bread and jam breakfast is available if you choose to have it. There is plenty of ”help yourself” bottled and packet drinks in the fridge and in boxes on the floor if you don't want to drink them cold along with make yourself tea and coffee. There are no cooking facilities but there is a microwave. Finally, the lady host is really helpful and awesome. We rented a car so didn't need to be picked up. But she would go out of her way to ensure your stay is most comfortable and enjoyable. That hospitality personified.

Visiting Kinmen was like stepping into a hidden gem where time slows down. The guesthouse is tucked away in a peaceful suburban corner - you can feel all the personality of its current owners and of those who lived there before. From the moment I arrived, I felt like I was staying in a home: there’s a shared kitchen, laundry, and living rooms, plenty of parking, and more importantly - a snack bar with a water dispensing machine. Phoebe and Jacob went above and beyond: despite having busy lives to ensure my trip ran smoothly. They organised transport, chatted easily in English, and made me feel like a valued guest. You will want some form of transportation to get into the main town and explore around Kinmen. I loved it so much I extended my stay - no doubt I’ll stay there again.

It is far from the main road, but near the beach. So there is Pro and Con that each individual needs to consider. The person that welcomes us is friendly and warm, explaining all the necessary details that are needed. The bed is good and the water heater is functioning. The air-conditioning is cold. The beach near by is nice and one can see the 金门大桥.

A beautiful, historic homestay near the port with excellent service. High-quality bedding and comfortable beds. Walking in and hearing Celine Dion made it even more quaint 😂 Jack was super helpful with information about the ferry tickets, and even made an extra trip back to the port because I Ieft my umbrella behind. And his mom was very kind and welcoming too. A note to those who may be sensitive: there was a faint musty smell, which I’ve found common to many hotels and guest houses in humid climates like Taiwan. Earplugs are recommended for light sleepers, since you can hear courtyard and street noise in the room. Plan ahead for cash: nearby restaurants are cash-only, and the nearest atm is at 7-11, about a 20 minute walk away.

I had a really pleasant stay at Kivala Hostel. The place was very clean and well looked after, especially the bathrooms and sleeping areas, which made a big difference for a hostel. The hosts were friendly and easy to communicate with, and the check-in process was smooth. The location is quiet and peaceful, which I personally liked, though it’s a little away from the main busy areas — something to keep in mind if you want everything right outside your door. The common areas were comfortable and practical, and the overall atmosphere felt calm and respectful rather than noisy or chaotic. Overall, it’s great value for money and a solid choice if you want a clean, comfortable, and relaxed place to stay in Kinmen. I’d happily stay here again.

I stayed at Tumbler Travel during my visit to Kinmen and found it to be a solid option if you’re looking for budget, no-frills accommodation with a bit of character. Location & vibe: Tumbler Travel is located in Jinning Township, not right in the busy center but close enough to key spots like Kinmen National Park and the airport — it’s only a short ride away, which was super convenient. Some reviewers said the area isn’t super lively with restaurants right outside, but it’s peaceful and a good base for exploring by bike or scooter.  Cleanliness & facilities: Guests generally mention that the rooms are clean and comfortable, with free Wi-Fi and basic amenities like air-conditioning, a fridge, and reliable water. It’s not a luxury place — think simple yet functional.  One recommended feature is that it offers free airport transfer (with prior notice), which is handy if you’re flying into Kinmen.  Service & atmosphere: Reviews note that the host was welcoming and helpful, especially if you’re a solo traveler. Multiple guests talked about a smooth check-in and staff who were happy to share tips about the island or help with directions.  It’s described as a nice youth hostel vibe, with shared spaces and a relaxed feel — good for meeting other travelers if you’re not in a hurry to disappear into your room.  Food & convenience: A couple of guests pointed out that there isn’t much in the way of on-site dining or restaurants right next door, so you might have to plan where your meals are if you’re not riding around or exploring on foot. 

ชุมชนที่เงียบสงบมาก สะอาดมาก และทําเลที่ตั้งดีมาก ประตูคือ Kang Shimei และ Baoya นอกจากนี้ยังสะดวกมากที่จะไป Jincheng Old Street เจ้านายใจดีมากและจะมาในครั้งต่อไป

The hotel was clean, and the service was good, and the breakfast was more than sufficient. But, the location was a bit out. No doubt is a quiet place to stay, but maybe for elderly people...