The whole house to yourselves in Yancheng ‧ Every room has its own bathroom ‧ Island kitchen on Hello House 1F ‧ Manual mahjong in both houses ‧ 7 min to Yanchengpu MRT ‧ No fees when you book direct
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Check availability & pricesFamilies, friends and big groups can book a whole house. Every room has its own bathroom and the lane is quiet at night; Hello House has a high-ceilinged island kitchen, and both houses have a manual mahjong table.
A five-story house all to yourselves; all 4 rooms have their own bathroom. The 1F double room needs no stairs, and the 4F lounge has a long table, a sofa and a manual mahjong table. Ideal for small families and friends.
On 1F is a 56 m² high-ceilinged island kitchen that doubles as a lounge, with a two-burner induction cooktop; all 5 rooms have their own bathroom. Ideal for family gatherings and wedding days.
Hello HouseGodin HouseHello House and Godin House are in the same lane, about 5 seconds apart on foot; all 9 rooms have their own bathroom. The two houses differ in price, size and room level, so please compare their room types before booking.
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“The island kitchen on the first floor is fantastic! It's fully stocked with pots and dishes, and cooking hot pot and having drinks together made for a perfect atmosphere.”— Mr. T
“Only a 10-minute walk to Pier-2. The soundproofing was surprisingly good, nights were quiet, and the mattresses were nicely supportive.”— Ms. L
“The owner was very warm and friendly. It's a licensed B&B with full fire-safety equipment, so we felt safe. Checking in with the door code was super easy.”— Mr. W
“The manual mahjong table in the first-floor common space was a big plus! There's also a TV for Netflix. Every room has its own bathroom.”— Ms. C
Step outside for Yancheng's old shops and street food; Pier-2 and the harbor are within walking distance.
LOCAL FOOD GUIDE
WalkableThe old shops of Dagouding and Xinle Street are a short walk away: charcoal-grilled sandwiches in the morning, street food and late-night snacks after dark.
HARBOR & SPOTS
Walk to the harborIn the late afternoon, watch the Great Harbor Bridge swing open as the sun sets; in the evening, stroll the waterfront past Pier-2, KW2 and the Kaohsiung Music Center.
HISTORIC ALLEY
Neighborhood walkStart the morning with milkfish rice-noodle soup at Dagouding, then browse the First Public Market; for a longer walk, head to the Love River.
STAYGUIDE & PACKAGES
Group plansWedding days, family reunions and company trips: organizers can look at the plans first, then compare the room types.
Here are the questions we are asked most often; our FAQ page has all 31, on the facilities, the island kitchen, mahjong and the house rules. For parking and drop-off points, see our Getting Here page.
All 5 rooms at Hello House and all 4 rooms at Godin House have their own bathroom. During your stay the shared spaces (the Hello House 1F island kitchen, the Godin House 4F lounge and mahjong table) are for your group only, with no other guests; rooms are opened according to the plan and group size you book, and rooms not included stay locked.
Neither house allows barbecues or open flames, indoors or outdoors. For cooking, Hello House has a 56 m² high-ceilinged island kitchen on 1F with a two-burner induction cooktop, a two-door fridge, an oven, a microwave, an RO water dispenser, and pots, dishes and cutlery, so you can make hot pot. Godin House 4F only has a fridge, a microwave, a sink and an RO water dispenser: fine for heating late-night snacks and chilling drinks, but not for cooking.
Neither house has KTV, karaoke or a sound system, and there is no automatic mahjong table. Both houses have a manual mahjong table and a smart TV (a 43-inch one on Hello House 1F) for cards, chatting and movies. Neighbors live in the lane, so please keep the noise down after 23:00.
Hello House and Godin House, the two houses you can book now, are older buildings without elevators, so you will use the stairs inside (Dazhi Ruoyu, still in planning, has an elevator but is not yet bookable). If older family members are coming, ask for the 1st-floor double room at Godin House to keep stairs to a minimum; the shared spaces and other rooms still need the stairs. If you arrive by car, older guests and large luggage can get out at the entrance of Lane 70, Dagong Road before you walk into the lane.
All 31 questions are on our FAQ page, where you can search by keyword or browse by category. You can also message us on LINE or email hellohouse2017@gmail.com.
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