T-Life Hostel

I had an amazing stay at T-Life!! I only stayed for two nights but I really enjoyed my time here. It’s super clean, the atmosphere is very chill and pretty, and it’s very easy to talk to people! They have a great little seating/smoking area outside and very nice chill space inside too. All of it feels very homey. I felt very welcomed here by everyone and it was the perfect stay for me. If I’m ever back in Taichung I will definitely stay here again!

Amazing place. The owners are incredibly kind and considerate. They have so much compassion and empathy for travelers and are willing to go “over the moon” to help you. All the rooms are clean and incredibly well maintained. I am impressed. Stayed 3 nights. I love T-life 🙂

really friendly staff, nice vibe around the hostel, lovely kitchen and bathrooms and the bathroom product seems really goodhowever on the top floor where the private bedrooms are located, they have multiple places where theres water dripping down on rainy days..not sure if its an on going issue or if its just on extreme weather.

Less clean than usual hostels in Taiwan had a pleasent stay and nice people were around

Absolutely incredible experience at T-Life. Solo travelling, I spent Christmas here and the staff and the owners made it truly memorable. The location is not in the centre of town but its unique area is honestly a lot better to get to know Taichung a little better and to experience true Taiwanese culture. Couldn't recommend this hostel enough.

It was a nice experience. Though our stay was short, we found that the property was very clean, well managed, filled with interesting stuffs to do.

I had the best time at T-Life! The people here are so accommodating and the stay was wonderful. Everything I needed was provided.

I had a private room with a double bed. It was nice and clean. Within a 10 min walking distance, there are multiple bus lines you can use. It’s right by a night market, so it’s also very convenient if you’re hungry. You’re not allowed to eat in your room; however, you can eat in the common space which is really nice. There’s a kettle for boiling water, a rice cooker, spices, oils, and other essentials for cooking if you don’t want to go out to eat. Only annoying thing, but common at Taiwanese hostels I’ve learned, is they don’t provide a towel unless you want to pay for it and you have to remove the sheets from your bed before checking out.