New Taipei City Hotels with Airport Shuttle

"Every time I visit Taiwan to see my family, I stay at this hotel. The service is top-notch; all the staff are warm, friendly, and always ready to help when needed, which is really heartwarming. Although the facilities are a bit old, they are clean and tidy. I really like it and will definitely stay here again next time."

"The AC was super cold. The soundproofing was extremely poor; we could hear other guests slamming their doors, and outside traffic was clearly audible. The front desk staff were all very friendly. The hot water worked well. It featured a large bathtub, and the water pressure was sufficient to shower while it filled. Car parking was inconvenient, but scooter parking was convenient. Complimentary water and soda were provided during our stay."

"For the north, the price of a 3-person room is really cheap, but the disadvantage is that the design mechanism of the garage door is not very good! If you have a breakfast coupon, I highly recommend their nearby Donald Duck burger restaurant! Cheap and delicious😋"

"If you're in the area for sightseeing or catching a baseball game, this hotel comes highly recommended due to its excellent transportation links. A subway station is right across the street, the Temple Street Night Market is conveniently located next door for exploring, and Xinzhuang Baseball Stadium is just a 10-15 minute walk away. However, if you're a light sleeper, please take this into serious consideration before booking. I stayed for two nights and was unfortunately woken up on both consecutive nights as the soundproofing in the rooms is quite mediocre. On July 8th, from midnight to 2 AM, there were people talking continuously and intermittently in the adjacent room. I suspect they were on an international conference call. Then, on July 9th, at 3:38 AM, I was suddenly jolted awake from my sleep by a girl's loud laughter. For breakfast, I suggest serving it earlier to better accommodate early risers. Currently, the earliest it's available is 7:40 AM, by which time many guests might already be commuting to work. I recommend providing breakfast from 6:30 AM or 7:00 AM instead."