2-Star Hotels in Taipei

If you use the underground passage, you'll need to go all the way to Exit Z10. This exit has no elevator, and carrying luggage up the incredibly long staircase was absolutely grueling. After exiting Z10, it's about a 5-minute walk to the entrance, which isn't very obvious, so be careful not to miss it. I'm not sure if this applies to all rooms or just mine, but the room door was incredibly difficult to open! The male staff member at the front desk said we needed to push harder, but it didn't seem to be a matter of force. The timing between swiping the card and pushing the door was very peculiar. All three of us girls in the room got locked out at some point. Eventually, we just left the door ajar, fearing we wouldn't be able to get back in. Because of this door issue, I wouldn't choose to stay here again. Having a door that's so hard to open is really inconvenient when you need to go in and out of the room frequently. Otherwise, the common areas were all very clean and comfortable, and the facilities were well-equipped. There were even snacks in the pantry, which was a very thoughtful touch!

The location was convenient, near to XiMenDing, but unfortunately my stay was affected by multiple bed bug bites that appeared during my stay. After reporting the issue, the hotel only sprayed the bed with a bed mite spray and arranged a room change. While I appreciate the response, I was disappointed with how the matter was handled afterwards, as responsibility was denied despite the issue occurring during my stay. Overall, this experience significantly affected my comfort and confidence in the cleanliness of the accommodation.

The cleanliness was acceptable and consistent with the hotel’s facility rating. The location was excellent and suited our needs perfectly, as it is located right next to Taipei Main Station and can be reached in less than a 10-minute walk via the underground passage. Breakfast is served on the 6th floor, but there is no lift access, which may be inconvenient for elderly guests or those with mobility issues. However, it should not be a problem for younger guests. Overall, the hotel met our expectations and offered good value for its convenient location.

I stayed here recently and overall the room was really good—clean, comfortable bed, and I slept very well. The atmosphere at night was quiet, perfect for relaxing. However, I felt a bit frustrated with the staff communication. I asked for the Wi-Fi name, but the staff only told me to use the username and password provided without actually telling me the Wi-Fi name. I had to ask several times and still didn’t get a clear answer, which was quite confusing and a bit annoying. Overall, it’s a decent place to stay, but it would be much better if the communication with guests was clearer.

The room description was misleading. There's a window in the bathroom, but when you close the bathroom door, it's just like a windowless room. The showerhead was broken, and the room had a slight musty smell. The location is great, very convenient for transportation and close to Ximending. It's okay for a short, temporary stay. I had planned to extend my stay, but the price didn't match the living conditions, so I decided to switch to the nearby Sanyuan Hotel, which offers excellent living conditions, service, and value.

I traveled alone, and the front desk staff were incredibly enthusiastic in guiding me through the check-in process. The room had an en-suite bathroom, and there were also communal bathrooms available. Sometimes, when water usage was high, the en-suite bathroom would run out of hot water, so it's a good idea to shower a bit earlier. During my stay, I accidentally locked my room card inside the locker, making it inaccessible. I quickly contacted the staff, who were very friendly and helped me open the locker so I could retrieve my room card. They didn't even charge me for the assistance. Overall, I think it's excellent value for money. For this price in Taipei, it's a really great hostel.

The front desk staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. I arrived late, so they left my key card at the front desk, and I checked in the next morning. The bunk beds in the room were a bit low, and while there were lockers, a 24-inch suitcase wouldn't fit inside.

There's a lot of dust mites inside the room. I hope they will not change the sheets only but do a deep cleaning for your next guests. Location is very close to Ximen station and night market. This place has also a pantry, so you can bring food from outside. Staff (Karen) is very nice and can communicate well in English. Oooh before I forget, they have a water dispenser, no need to buy one. It will save you a lot of penny because water is quite expensive in convenience stores.

The location was extremely good cos it near the mrt, surrounding with good food. But the only problem is that it not soundproof, can hear people talking on the corridor, and my room air-con produce a foul smell, like someone with BO stay before me and I had to use the fragrance stick provide by the room to put on top of the air-con to reduce the stinks. I thought i was booking a hotel but it was not(it was my fault for not really checking out), had abit of trouble trying to get into the building cos it need code to access.

Only stayed for one night. Booked it I think the night before or the same day. It’s cheap, for a private room with TV and bathroom. It’s quiet. The front desk, was very considerate at the time. The regular check-in is at 3pm, but she let me leave my stuff and go back at 12pm. That was only about an hour of waiting or even less. Just enough to have my breakfast. They have a pet cat, it’s the cutest thing ever. Basic necessities are there. Not really a downside for me, but it’s still good to know that you gotta take a 22-step stairs, to get into the elevator. It’s just how it is. It’s in a GREAT location though. Like before entering the elevator, it’s Mala Hotpot. Before taking the stairs, it’s Family Mart. And it’s located inside the Ximending night market area. I’d actually stay here again when I come back. If I’d need a private room versus dorm type. The only thing that needs improvement is cleaning the entire room: they haven’t cleaned the under bed really well. Like I was trying to look for my slippers, so I bent down and saw the previous disposable slippers are there too. False eyelashes. Dust. Hair. Used bottles. But if you think of it, why would you need the under bed cleaned anyway? Well at least for me. It’s not a super big deal. But I remember some people have allergies and this might trigger them. So yeah. It still needs to be improved on. And it might become source of insects, bed bags maybe? or whatsoever. Oh, and the electric pot wasn’t that clean as well. I think we shouldn’t normalize that regardless if it’s not being used often by every guest. I to use the water dispenser outside(which defeats the purpose of having your pwn kettle in your room right). Overall, I’d still stay here for the sake of cheap price, quiet environment and its location.