Renovated in a minimalist style with polished concrete floors and excellent sea views, this guesthouse is well away from the tourist hubbub, despite being on Jishan St. Some rooms are partially built into the side of the mountain, a feature of Jiufen houses. Prices increase on weekends and holidays.
The Ore Inn
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