Hotell med 3-stjärniga i Taiwan, Kina

- Location: Very convenient. Right in front of Taipei main station. Accessible to convenient stores, fruit stalls, walkable distance to Ximending. A bit difficult to find at first as Google map leads the way to use the back side of the elevator. The hotel is on the 5th floor of the brick colour building. Enter through the entrance next to the family mart then use the elevator on the most end. - Room: No window in my room but that's fine, as we stay in the hotel only at night. If you plan to spend lots of your time in the room, then this place is not for you. The room is not sound proof. So you can hear people walking in the lobby or talking/laughing from the room next door. - Guest type: I noticed that most of the guests are asian. - Hygiene: if you are a germaphobic, then you might feel gross with their carpet. But overall, the toilet, shower, and sink are clean. Bed sheets are also ok. I think what downgrades the room the most is the old carpet. We put a make up room sign everyday before we left and our room got cleaned, towels being replaced everyday. - Service: staffs know what they are doing.

So far so good, room was comfy enough. Good area, walk just 3minutes away from shillin night market and 6minutes to metro station. The problem is there is no elevator to our room, meanwhile we got 3 big luggages 😕 Please mention if no elevator access to the room, thanks

Stannade i 5 dagar, grundläggande faciliteter är mycket adekvat, vänlig personal & bra tjänster, plats också mycket strategiskt nära Taipei tunnelbana som ger en enkel växling mellan städer & attraktioner, mycket rekommenderas för budgetresenärer eller ensamresenär 👍🏼

The front desk staff are helpful in general, but the cleanliness of the room still needs big improvement. I found screw on the floor, then something like ‘ash’ on the coffee table. The door, if not closed super tightly, will remain open without notice.

For context, I stayed at this hotel for 7 nights. Overall I enjoyed my stay and would stay here again. Pros: * Price. It’s a budget hotel! I paid about $40usd per night. * Location. Very close to all the bus stations and train stations you will need to start exploring Taipei. * Hotel staff were friendly. * My bed sheets were clean. Due to other reviews I was concerned about that. * Good wifi connection. Had an international video call no issues. No random disconnects. * Pretty quiet area. You can hear city noises such as cars and motorcycles in the area but its not disturbing my sleep or hotel enjoyment. * There is several convinience stores nearby, 1-2 minutes of walking. * Some people wrote that the area is sketchy but as a solo female traveler I felt safe both during the day and night on the streets. If you’re worried please check Google street maps. * There is a nice big park very close to hotel which is excellent as I love taking nature and wildlife photos * I dont know if the walls are thick or I had no one around me on my floor but it was really quiet and I never heard other people. So very comfortable sleep! * (Edited as I forgot it originally) The room was very spacious and good size! I could dance here with someone if I wanted to. That felt nice Cons: * No shower curtains means the toilet and floor will be wet. This does seem to be popular in Taiwan though. * Once you enter the room you will smell old cigarette smoke. I’m pretty sure its from many years ago. For me I stop recognizing the smell in about 2 minutes, so it wasn’t bothering me as much. In the past I stayed in smoking Japanese hotels where I’d start coughing and wanting to throw up immediately after entering the room. Not the case here, mild smell. * The overall physical condition of the hotel. Its pretty old and rundown. I would not take a bath in that bathtub. Also no washlet/bidet/bum gun made me sad. * No microwave in the hotel * I was incredibly frustrated with how hard it was to get the water temperature right in the shower. Twist it one millimeter to the left and its boiling hot, one mm to the right and its too cold.

Location is excellent, Taipei main station exit M2, distance only 1minute. Elevator also available in between M2 and M4. No worries if you got luggages. On Google, a lot of negative review about the cleanliness but my room is ok. Check in counter is at 7th floor, be aware cause a lot of hotels in the building. Didn't expect Tv is available on EACH bunk bed.Great!

I write with much disappointment on your lapse in hotel service. I checked in on 3/12/25 and my son caught a cold. I was at the hotel lobby at 1.5hrs earlier requesting for a check in but it’s allowed. My son and I were left to rest n sleep at the lobby. No one came to us or any empathy shown at all. The next day as my son was unwell n resting in the room, there was dragging sounds that can be heard from the room which lasted for about an hour plus. I called the reception and was told that there is no guest staying above my room 701 nor beside us. My hair stands and immediately requested for a change of room. Without empathy, the reception told me that it could housekeeping upstairs. I was even more puzzled n worried why is there housekeeping where there is no one staying above my room n beside my room? The reception mentioned that they will check again even though I requested for a change of room a few times. Finally, a lady who came to ‘help me’ change room. She given me a doubtful expression and asked me if the dragging sound is still there with no empathy. Thankfully after she asked, there are dragging sounds are heard. She was standing in my room to only see me scramble to pack my things with no apology or empathy. To make things worse, she asked me what time I want to have my breakfast the next day. I really do not appreciate the question when I busy packing my things to a new room. I was later told by the in charge for that day named Connie that the staff are trained not to help guest with their luggage. So is this the reason to show no empathy to your guests by asking the guests' breakfast timing? The lady brought me to third floor but I do not feel good at the walkway as super dark and eerie feel and requested for another room. On my final day staying at the hotel, I was given a call half an hour before 11am to ask to check out of the hotel. I had never encounter such thing before. It then brings me the question whereby if your check in time is 6pm and your check out time is 11am, why then there is a need to rush guests out of the hotel? The hotel will have ample 7hrs for housekeeping. Also, if the room beside my room 701 n above unit has no guest staying, why is it that I cannot check in early on the day of arrival on 3/12/25 where my son is not well? Even more shocking to me, during checking out of the hotel, I was given a document saying that I purchased laundry item which I did not. Imagine if it’s a confidential document that the staff reveal to a wrong guest? This is totally not professional. I requested for the names of staff and the email for me to feedback to the management but they are not willing to do it. I was standing at the front counter in the cold wind for 10 minutes requesting for it. It's really ridiculous! Later, the in charge that day named Betty finally succumb to my request but repeat rudely her name to me. It's such a shame that the hotel is such a good location but I will seriously reconsider or even recommend anyone to stay in there again I hope to hear from you on the above mentioned. Thank you.

Hotel location is very convenient, just behind Mitsukoshi Department and across Taipei Main Station. Very good for catching early morning train as us. Look out for the lift lobby, is just beyond the boba tea shop, lobby is 5th level. Plenty of food options around the area.

Good location and short walking distance from hualien train station. The breakfast offers a wide variety of options, highly recommended the breakfast buffet. The shampoo and other toiletries were really pleasant to use, with a lovely scent.

很方便的地方、附近有很多吃的玩的地方，前台幾位年輕的帥哥美女非常友善熱情，細心周到，幫助我們設計缺花蓮怡蘭玩的路線和交通工具，還告訴我們那裡邊有什麼好吃好玩的。房間也蠻整齊乾淨的還是都不錯的。值得推薦