
▲ A single bunk costs $400, and the decor is quite design-forward. (Photo / Taitung Open Surf Shop & Hostel, authorized; all others below are the same)
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What kind of place do you think you can stay in for $400 a night? Would it be a basic old apartment or a shabby little house — it’s a bit worrying. But in Taitung, there’s an industrial-style homestay with tasteful decor: red brick walls, wooden bed boards, all giving off a high-quality vibe, and the cheapest stay is just $400 a night.
Located in Donghe Township, Taitung, Taitung Open Surf Shop & Hostel is just a 10-minute walk from the stunning Pacific Ocean views. Nearby attractions include Sanxiantai, Taitung Forest Park, Jialulan Recreation Area, and Taitung Railway Art Village.

▲ Double room.

▲ Four-person room.

▲ Six-person room, designed with a forest-like feel.
The homestay offers affordable prices with four types of rooms: double, four-person, six-person, and youth dorms. Except for the youth dorms which are shared rooms, all others have private bathrooms. The double room costs $1400–1800 per night; the four-person room is $2200–2600 per night; the six-person room is $3200–3500, averaging about $500–900 per person — very reasonable.

▲ Youth dorm for $400 per person on weekdays.
The best deal is the youth dorm, featuring beautiful red brick walls and wooden bunk beds divided into four spots. The decor is quite modern — weekdays are $400 per person, and weekends $500. Although it's a shared room with a separate bathroom, the overall style and decor are on par with regular homestays and very design-conscious.

▲ The first-floor lobby also has a full wall of beautiful red bricks, plus a bar counter, fridge, and more, making you feel like you’re staying in your own home. (Photo / IG@pennykokoProvided, please do not take unauthorized photos to avoid copyright infringement.)
Address: No. 97, Beidonghe, Donghe Township, Taitung County
Phone: 0965-588111
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