Again, I am reviewing an hotel that can't understand the most important point of staying in a hotel: being able to sleep!!!!
At the Fullon, somebody decided to install ultra modern LED lit EXIT signs in all rooms, without considering that the sign actually flows the whole room with light during the night. So, unless you bring an eye mask, forget about sleeping.
As if the light issue was not enough, the air con system has been installed without silencers, and even when turned off it keeps emitting a strong humming sound, so if you only brought the mask, hard luck! You should also have brought ear plugs.
Seriously, what is in the designer/architech/manager's mind when they build hotels?
Breakfast is a typical taiwanese affair, mainly adapted to the locals' taste. No point in trying to get bread that actually tastes bread, not uncommon in the island, but for 100USD/night, they could try to provide better western options, Hualien is not a metropoli for sure, but somewhere there must be a decent baker.
And finally, if you plan to use the swimming pool, bear in mind that they require you to wear the kind of tight professional swimmer's swimming suits that would only fit somebody with Johnny Weismuller's muscular body, and just looks disgusting on any body else. If you are image conscious and wish to wear your every-day's bath trunks you will have to pretend you never saw the sign at the entrance and ignore it for the greater good of esthetics.