Reviews of Bokelai B&B

Great view from the room

There are limited dining options for those without a car

The family that runs this were really lovely, even running out after us to make sure we got on the right bus the next morning. The food was pleasant home cooked and the room was comfortable. The heated mattress covers were much appreciated.

I would have preferred a more traditional breakfast rather than sandwiches. But it was perfectly fine and, given there is nowhere to buy anything nearby, we were thankful for it.

Location was away from the street which made it quiet and tranquil. Next to the Cingjing Farm. Property was clean. Staff was helpful.

Breakfast could do with more variety. Breakfast was prepacked and brought up at 7.30am. If you wake up late, you will have a cold breakfast. Room needs to have better soundproofing. No lift and no staff to assist with the luggage.

We had a wonderful stay here — I actually wish I had booked for two nights instead of just one. The staff were very helpful, and although we communicated mainly through Google Translate, they were always accommodating throughout our stay. The room was clean, cozy, and comfortable. I especially appreciated the heated bed, which was perfect since the temperature dropped to around 3°C at night during our stay. The location was also great — it felt like a neighborhood right next to Qingjing Farm, which made everything very convenient. One of the highlights of our stay was their hotpot dinner, which cost only NTD 250. It was warm, hearty, and truly one of the best meals we had during our trip.

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The room is big and clean. There are heat mattresses provided. It's great in such a cold place in Qingjing.

Not much food around the location. So, we can only eat at the B&B. Not much choices.

Everything is excellent here - Super friendly owner, yummy breakfast and dinner, superb location, great view

Friendly staff and excellent location

I want to first start off by saying that the stay was good, and most things went smoothly, as echoed by many other comments I read here. But I thought for very long and decided I just want to point out something. The host shows me a very clear example of ‘nice’ vs ‘kind’. Unfortunately he falls into the former category and I will explain why (slightly long read). He was ‘nice’: Yes, he was very warm and hospitable, pouring tea for you, smiling all the time, aaking if you are ok etc. To me, these showed he is nice and hospitable and I do appreciate all these. But being kind is different, really thinking in the best interests of the guest even if it inconveniences you. For context, I agreed to make compromises for certain things, such as waking up for an earlier breakfast so that I match the other guests timing (so that he only had to prepare it once). I also agreed to check out earlier so that the staff can have more time to clean the rooms. To clarify, these things were not explicitly requested by the host, but I totally didnt mind and readily accepted to do them when the discussions came about. But, my gut feeling told me all along that there was something i need to be wary of. It just seemed to me that when talking about certain things, the host would subtly push me into making certain decisions that may benefit him. It seemed like he raised certain things in order to have it his way. And indeed, it was proven (read on). After I checked out, I went to cingqing farm and came back 10am. I nicely requested to use back my same room because my stomach hurt a lot and their public toilet they had on the ground floor is quite dirty so it would be much more convenient to use a room, especially with all the winter wear. The host declined, saying the room is already cleaned. Now, I want to explain why I am upset over this. 1. I made compromises and I think he could too.

super friendly host, very hospitable. and xiaohua is so cute. attentive staff. breakfast was nice. can see stars at the terrace if skies are clear. near green green grass land! host will give advice on where to go and what to do. heater blanket was a life-saver! very value for money :)

sound insulation could be better - could hear people speaking right outside our door, and hear our neighbours spitting phlegm in their toilet. water heater takes a bit of time to warm up.

Family ran property, kept in immaculate condition. Staff were friendly and gave us a hand drawn map of the entire area, as well as recommendations for trails. Would definitely stay again if given the chance.

The owner is very friendly, room is clean, bed with heater... very comfort in winter, food taste good

Clean, heated blankets, breakfast delivered to room and it was delicious!, just next to Cingjing Farm.

Convenient- 200m from bus stop and cingjing farm entrance. Friendly and accommodating staff. Dinner options available, we had a 250$ per pax hotpot dinner. The breakfast provided was simple but hearty!

Nothing. Just be aware if you are walking in that there’s a slope of 100-200m length from the bus stop to the property.

Location is very near to the Cing Jing Farm.. few minutes walking distance only.

Great views from the room. Large room with comfy bed. Electric blanket was a welcomed touch. The location is next door to Cingjing Farm.

The B&B is a 5 minute walk from the main road up and down a path.

Location was excellent next to Qingjing Farm. Daily simple sandwich breakfast. Cute dog guiding visitors to exit. Mattress with thermal blanket. Sunset view from the restaurant and sea of fog. Short walk from bus stop though upslope.

No instant hot water..need a couple of mins to heat up. Room can be cold in early morning as no heater.