I felt the towels were the only major blight on the stay. They were quite worn-out looking (frayed at the edges, looking a bit grey), and it felt really bizarre given how the hotel had premium pricing and most of everything actually lived up to expectations. Other smaller quibbles - I would have liked extra sets of towels in the room (the way some hotels keep extra pillows in the cupboard) since reception isn't 24/7 and guests may not realise what else they need till they're back late. Most hotels give a 3-pc set (one for body, one for face/hair, and one for hands), but the set here was a 2-pc so we had to keep requesting for extras. The hairdryer was also painfully slow. Do note that you absolutely need some form of private transport to get around. Uber doesn't work in Checheng, and the local taxi app was just as useless. We planned on renting a car locally, but that backfired because we were told that the smaller local shops don't have the right insurance to cover drivers with int'l licences. In hindsight, renting from the larger companies like hertz in Kaohsiung would have been better. Anyway, we ended up renting a scooter to get around, which worked reasonably well, though it gets pretty cold when riding back at night because of the wind chills! There's one cafe right beside (not open on all days though) and apart from that there are no meaningfully good food options (or major convenience stores) within walking distance. But if you have transport sorted, the larger Hengchun county is about 10-15min drive away, with a good mix of dining options - quaint little cafes, bubble tea shops, street stalls and family-run eateries, and some decent bars.