The space Provencal sea view family room  2 bedrooms with a double bed and 1 living room  En-suite on the 36th floor.  Spectacular views of Kaohsiung Harbour, Love River ,Shoushan and HELLOKITTY Ferry’s Wheel at Dream Mall.  An idyllic Provencal themed room including European styled beds, dining cart, and bar with lavender and squirrel patterned decoration. ◎ For 4 people ◎ Penthouse on the 37th floor. ◎ Spectacular views of Kaohsiung Harbour, Love River, Shoushan and HELLOKITTY Ferry’s Wheel at Dream Mall. ◎ A romantic canopy bed and a private roof top garden including a sling chair. A perfect getaway! [Surrounding Attractions] / / Walk Distance / / ◆ FE21 department store (next door!) ◆ Sunbeam Park (downstairs!) ◆ Shin Kong Mitsukoshi, SOGO Department Store (5 minutes) ◆ Cross Night Market (5 minutes) ◆ Ocean Star, Sunbeam Wharf (5 minutes) ◆ 85 Building (5 minutes) ◆ Family Mart convenience store (downstairs!) / / By MRT & Bus / / ◆ Unified Dream Mall - Ferris wheel (10 minutes) ◆ Urban Spotlight, New Jyuejiang mall (5 minutes) ◆ Love River district, Glory Pier, Love Pier (10 minutes) ◆ Hanshin Department Store, Rose Church (5 minutes) ◆ Ruifeng Night Market (12 minutes) ◆ Liuhe Night Market (10 minutes) ◆ The Lianchihtan (15 minutes) ◆ Gushan ferry station (20 minutes) ◆ Kaohsiung International Airport (10 minutes) Kaohsiung is Taiwan's second largest city and its largest port. Although the ranking has declined steadily over the last few years, Kaohsiung is still the world's sixth largest cargo-container seaport. The city has high concentrations of heavy industry, including steel production, shipbuilding, and other exports that have led to Kaohsiung's relatively high levels of air pollution (though the situation has improved substantially in recent years). Unlike Taipei, Kaohsiung is a planned city with wide streets and slightly less traffic congestion than the capital. In recent years the city has made great strides in transforming itself from a primarily industrial city into a modern Asian metropolis, and several areas of the city, such as along the banks of the Love River (Ai He, 愛河), have benefited from major beautification projects under the tenure of former mayor Frank Hsieh. The city is often known as Taiwan's "Harbor Capital" (港都) because of its close connection and heavy reliance on the ocean and maritime transportation.