Tainan City, Tainan, Taiwan
都在貓咪旅館
Always Here Cat Hotel (都在貓咪旅館) is a large cat lounge on the third floor of a building on Minzu Road in West Central District, Tainan, modelled on Japanese cat cafes. Around thirty cats share the wood-toned room, many of them long-haired breeds, and visitors sit on the floor among them. Entry is a timed ticket bought at a self-service machine: about NT$300 on weekdays and NT$350 at weekends for 90 minutes, with an all-day pass also offered. The ticket includes a self-serve bar of drinks, coffee, biscuits, ice cream and oden. Canned treats and wand toys can be bought to play with the cats. Lockers and a shoe rack are provided at the entrance, and online booking is available. The business also runs cat boarding, grooming and pet sales alongside the lounge.
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