Decent location which was a quick walk to the metro stop/bus stop. Breakfast was simple but good options if you are Asian. Free laundry room was a great perk since we had been traveling for a while and it was great to have fresh clothing. They had some simple snacks and tea/coffee machine for use in the main lobby which was a nice perk as well.

Staff was nice but not warm. Rooms were small and there was no space to relax either in the room or much of a lobby for relaxing. Didn't realize it but one of our rooms was set as a no daily cleaning room - I guess I didn't read the fine print and somehow only one room had daily cleaning - weird that is even an option so be careful when selecting the rooms.

Excellent hotel all around. Great room, friendly staff and excellent service, clean, decent breakfast service, good location and at a very good price. The fact they provided washing machines for guests to use for free was really appreciated. The location is a bit weird, in a side street off the main roads. But this means it's quiet, and it's still within reasonable walking distance of three different MRT stations accessing the red, green and blue lines as well as Taiwan rail and hsr. My room was advertised as not having a window view, I was pleased to find it still had some frosted windows letting in a decent amount of natural light. There's honestly not a lot to see out of the windows anyway. This is probably the best all-around experience I've had in a hotel, I definitely recommend it.

The washing machines weren't very clean and made my clothes smell a little, so I had to rewash with extra soap. I'd suggest the hotel run a cleaning cycle on the washing machines more often.

Excellent location with 10-15 minutes walk from the Taipei Bus Station and Taipei Main Station. I took the Kuo-Kuang bus 1819 from the airport because although the bus ride is longer, it is a shorter walk. I was initially worried on the first day walking alone late at night on a quiet and dark road to the hotel entrance, but once you get used to it, things are fine. Hotel is basic with no luxury facilities like pool and gym which I would have liked, but the room is comfy and clean. Buffet breakfast is reasonably good. Location is quiet within a busy area but safe.

Nothing. Everything is great

The hotel was in a great location for the subway and Taipei main station only a short 10 minute walk away. It was clean, modern with very friendly staff. The breakfast was fantastic with a wide variety of food, hot and cold.

While the bed itself was comfortable, the A/C control panel was illuminated permanently meaning the room was lit up all night while trying to sleep - see photo attached. The bathroom was a little odd as the shower/bathtub was under an opening window, I assume this had one way glass so the building opposite couldn’t see in! (Although I always pulled the blinds down) - not a complaint (it was a great bathroom) just an observation.

The hotel is very clean and very close to central station. They provide umbrellas.

The “western” option for breakfast is some highly processed cheese and very bad quality cereals. It would be good to include more variety of cheese, olives and pastries

The room is big enough to place two luggages! Our housekeeper is so good that she even fold our clothes neatly! The hotel provides unlimited snacks and drinks for guests which delighted us much when we checked-in in the midnight.

No open windows

The staff gets top ratings! They helped me get ahold of the airline by phone when I had to change my ticket and the airline’s website wasn’t working correctly. Also, they offered to let me use their umbrellas when it’s raining. Hotel was extremely clean. For being so close to downtown, the price was reasonable.

These were minor…but despite the hotel being new (built in 2017), and cool looking on the outside, the inside felt rather…dated. The pictures look a lot more modern than the hotel did in person. Also, while the breakfast had a wide selection, I thought most of the items didn’t taste very good. The decent ones were the soup and stir-fried green vegetables. Location is good, but not great. It’s close, but not really close) to a lot of things (like 10-15 minute walk)…subway, main station, 1914 cultural park, Syntrend, etc. The street is a weird little no-zone. Though that might be an advantage to some, as it’s quiet.

Excellent location, super quiet, very helpful and friendly staff, superb breakfast. AC worked well.

Carpet in the room was stained and the room smelled like an old motel where people had smoked for years. But I think they're in the process of changing the carpets so maybe it'll be better soon. One side of the bed was against the wall, making it inconvenient for two people. We managed to move the furniture over to make room on both sides, but not ideal and there was only one night table. The thermostat is very bright at night: had to rig up a way to cover it in order to be able to sleep. The balcony was a bit of a let down, although it was a moot point since it was too hot to sit outside anyway. The bed only had one pillow per person instead of the usual two.

The hotel is pretty new so it’s pretty clean and AC is strong. Tooth paste and body lotion are provided, though hair conditioner is not. Breakfast is pretty good and the dishes change everyday. I really liked the soups. I had heat exhaustion one day and the nice hotel staff provided extra water, ice and called to check on me. There are also a lot of food options nearby.

There’s still a bit of walking distance to Taipei main station and the room is small but there’s really no complaint as the price is cheaper than hotels that are bigger and closer to the station.

Location is good, close to the metro station and there are a lot of restaurants near by. Rooms are clean, cleaning comes once a day, heated toilet, comfortable bath, diverse breakfast Taiwanese style, always available water, tea, coffee and snacks.

Night light is always on, you can only cover it with something, can't turn it off. Balcony without a chair or table, not really usable. Atmosphere a little cold and detached, didn't feel connected to the place and people.