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Discover the best Hostels hotel in Jincheng, Kinmen including Kinmen Backpacker, Backpack 497 No.2, Kinmen Backpacker, 988 Ancient House B&B, Chinmen Youth Activity Center, Sronghld Youth Hostel, Lexis Inn, 1995 Hostel, Jinmen Cuo Homestay, 988 Ancient House B&B.
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1. Kinmen Backpacker
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
哇！第一個評論
Reviewed By willchou_tw這次會入住這家客棧是因為滯留金門，反而有機會能夠感受這家背包客棧。民宿主人很熱情告訴我這麼過去，也帶我看了客棧裡的房型，整體乾淨，提供毛巾，浴室有洗髮沐浴露，大廳有自助茶水，腳踏車。離市中心不遠，在巷弄內所以相當安靜。
2. Backpack 497 No.2
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
友善、乾淨的客棧
Reviewed By BackPacker804193沒先約定入住時間，致電老闆稍微等了一會兒，門及櫃子都是感應卡開啟頗方便，老闆在牆上直接畫了地圖並稍做解說（如照片），房費沒含早餐，單就房費來衡量是排不上名的！但有提供簡單的廚具與餐具，投幣式洗衣機，附近就有7-11級其它店家，很方便！
3. Kinmen Backpacker
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
哇！第一個評論
Reviewed By willchou_tw這次會入住這家客棧是因為滯留金門，反而有機會能夠感受這家背包客棧。民宿主人很熱情告訴我這麼過去，也帶我看了客棧裡的房型，整體乾淨，提供毛巾，浴室有洗髮沐浴露，大廳有自助茶水，腳踏車。離市中心不遠，在巷弄內所以相當安靜。
4. 988 Ancient House B&B
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Nice, typical Kinmen guesthouse
Reviewed By Luke-In-China988 B&B is a fairly typical, traditional guesthouse for Kinmen. It's situated in a tiny village that has a few other pretty homes and a small, lovely temple. As of this review, the location of the B&B on the TripAdvisor map is inaccurate, but the maps on Agoda and Booking are correct. To get there via bus from the ferry port with minimal walking, take any of the bus 7's into Jincheng, then take bus 3 to Wucuo (吳厝), only a few stops from Jincheng. The stop is immediately after the first left that the bus takes (be sure to press the stop button). Go across the street, straight past the first house in front of you, and you'll see the guesthouse with its blue side walls probably on your left. If you don't want to wait for bus 3, you can walk about 25 minutes from Jincheng; go south from the main bus station, past the roundabout, and after a long while turn left at a small temple on the corner. The guesthouse will be in the village on your left and should take no more than a minute to find as it's not far from the road. If the front door is closed, try the left side door. Regardless of how you get there, it's still best to ask the owner for directions ahead of time. The owner is quite friendly and chatty, but she is often not at the guesthouse. When I first got there, there was no one there, though the door was open. I waited in the reception area for maybe twenty minutes until she arrived. Since I didn't have a Taiwanese SIM card, I couldn't call her, but if this happens to you, there's a WiFi username/password on the wall that you could use, and then use WeChat or Line (those numbers are also found somewhere in reception) to contact her. Very early the following morning, I was going to participate in the Kinmen Marathon and she was very kind to drive me to the event free of charge. Note that her English is very limited, though that's normal for most Kinmen residents. I booked the double bed with shared bath. There's no heating in the room, so it can get chilly in the winter, however heavy blankets are provided and they really are effective. Though the guesthouse is very close to a major road, it's still fairly quiet at night and in the morning. All toiletries are provided for free, including shampoo, conditioner, and body soap in the bathroom. The bathroom is typical Asian style with no separation between the toilet and the shower. The first night the shower ran out of hot water, but the following night it was hot and the water pressure was great, so be sure to be the first person to take a shower! There are also free little packets of tea and coffee and free bottled water in the room, but no hot water kettle (probably in reception). The owner rents out both gas and electric bikes along with a single bicycle for free. She could also provide transportation to/from the airport or ferry port, but that's probably for a price. Understand that there are no restaurants in or near Wucuo, not even a 7/11, so you would have to go into Jincheng for food and supplies. There's a table and chairs in the courtyard if you'd like to relax there with a bottle of the local liquor, 高粱酒.
5. Chinmen Youth Activity Center
Overall Ratings
3 based on 3 reviews
經濟實惠的住宿點
Reviewed By yskuo金門青年活動中心位在金門金城鎮，算是在市區吧！也臨近金門大學。生活機能完善，購物及飲食，5-10分鐘內的步行，即可滿足需要。 房間面積尚可，設有一張雙人床及一張單人床。浴室面積亦可接受，備品雖非高檔物品，但已夠完整。 標榜是青年活動中心的住宿，因此，三層樓的建築物，沒有電梯，對行動不便的人來說，就不算很友善。 電視頻道選擇性挺多，有世界上主要語言頻道，以及本地頻道。 住宿人多的時候，早餐採取自助餐型式，餐飲內容比救國團其他的一些青年活動中心好多了；住宿人數不多時，可能會以個人特餐型式提供，但通常會是金門的特色早餐。 年輕的工作人員，態度親切有禮。
6. Sronghld Youth Hostel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
バスターミナルに近い
Reviewed By taro20151階がカフェになっているが、訪れた時は誰もいなくてチェックインに少し待ちました。着いたら電話した方が良いかもしれません。 日本語は通じませんが、スマホで翻訳しながら丁寧に色々説明してくれたので、安心して宿泊できました。女性のドミトリールームに泊まりましたが、4人部屋が２部屋あり、その日の宿泊者は女は私ともう1人だけだったので、1人で1部屋を使わせてくれてありがたかった。金城バスターミナルからすぐなのでとても便利です。
7. Lexis Inn
8. 1995 Hostel
9. Jinmen Cuo Homestay
10. 988 Ancient House B&B
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Nice, typical Kinmen guesthouse
Reviewed By Luke-In-China988 B&B is a fairly typical, traditional guesthouse for Kinmen. It's situated in a tiny village that has a few other pretty homes and a small, lovely temple. As of this review, the location of the B&B on the TripAdvisor map is inaccurate, but the maps on Agoda and Booking are correct. To get there via bus from the ferry port with minimal walking, take any of the bus 7's into Jincheng, then take bus 3 to Wucuo (吳厝), only a few stops from Jincheng. The stop is immediately after the first left that the bus takes (be sure to press the stop button). Go across the street, straight past the first house in front of you, and you'll see the guesthouse with its blue side walls probably on your left. If you don't want to wait for bus 3, you can walk about 25 minutes from Jincheng; go south from the main bus station, past the roundabout, and after a long while turn left at a small temple on the corner. The guesthouse will be in the village on your left and should take no more than a minute to find as it's not far from the road. If the front door is closed, try the left side door. Regardless of how you get there, it's still best to ask the owner for directions ahead of time. The owner is quite friendly and chatty, but she is often not at the guesthouse. When I first got there, there was no one there, though the door was open. I waited in the reception area for maybe twenty minutes until she arrived. Since I didn't have a Taiwanese SIM card, I couldn't call her, but if this happens to you, there's a WiFi username/password on the wall that you could use, and then use WeChat or Line (those numbers are also found somewhere in reception) to contact her. Very early the following morning, I was going to participate in the Kinmen Marathon and she was very kind to drive me to the event free of charge. Note that her English is very limited, though that's normal for most Kinmen residents. I booked the double bed with shared bath. There's no heating in the room, so it can get chilly in the winter, however heavy blankets are provided and they really are effective. Though the guesthouse is very close to a major road, it's still fairly quiet at night and in the morning. All toiletries are provided for free, including shampoo, conditioner, and body soap in the bathroom. The bathroom is typical Asian style with no separation between the toilet and the shower. The first night the shower ran out of hot water, but the following night it was hot and the water pressure was great, so be sure to be the first person to take a shower! There are also free little packets of tea and coffee and free bottled water in the room, but no hot water kettle (probably in reception). The owner rents out both gas and electric bikes along with a single bicycle for free. She could also provide transportation to/from the airport or ferry port, but that's probably for a price. Understand that there are no restaurants in or near Wucuo, not even a 7/11, so you would have to go into Jincheng for food and supplies. There's a table and chairs in the courtyard if you'd like to relax there with a bottle of the local liquor, 高粱酒.
