Hotels near Andong Park in Taipei

The grand experience is worth the money we paid. Highly recommended. The toilet seats are warmed, has bidet spray built-in and easy to use. The balconies are super spacious, like a size of the room. The view facing the city skyline is so pretty. You can see the Taipei 101. The hotel has its own road entrance, a little isolated but not to worry as its always easy to book an uber or cab.

The location of the hotel is very good, there are restaurants, food and shopping malls nearby. However, the room supplies are not very clean, after staying for a few nights, I found red spots appeared on the skin. I suspect those towels and bedding was not thoroughly cleaned.

The cleanliness of the hotel room is such a disappointment. The bathroom wall grouting & silicon was moldy, and spider webs were in the room. The TV and aircon vent were super dusty. The aircon, even off, was extremely cold. The overall cleanliness is terrible, with noticeable dust accumulating in several areas. It was disappointing and not up to the hygiene standards one would expect from a hotel room. To make matters worse, the cleanliness issues persisted even after the room was supposedly cleaned. The bathroom grouting remained moldy, spider webs lingered, and the attendant neglected to vacuum away the hairs on the floor. The bed has insects, indicating a lack of thorough cleaning. This consistent neglect of hygiene standards throughout my stay was disappointing and unacceptable. This lack of attention to detail further emphasized the subpar cleanliness standards, contributing to an unsatisfactory stay.

Location is on the main road with easy access to transportation. Bus/taxi stop is just a few meters away. Nearest train station is about 1-2 blocks away. Bed is soft and clean. Work desk is also provided in the room which was great. Mini fridge is also provided. Bath is equipped with hot and cold water. Basic toiletries - shampoo, bath, soap, toothbrush/paster provided. Condoms and lube were akso available.haha At the basement is a common area, where you can work - with free drinks and snacks! Staff were accomodating and friendly.

Booked 3-person room but wasn’t happy with the condition. Requested to check out immediately since no bed was allowed to be added, and were told that all the 4-person room was sold out. Taipei was our last stop so we wanted a good ending and we needed a room for three nights stay. Spoke to the FO manager who reluctantly but finally offered an one bedroom suite. The room was spacious and bright. We were happy and appreciative initially but their beds and couches were believed to be full of dust mite. We were suffering from severe insect bites, esp our 4 years old son (whom photos can be provided later). Quite a disappointment despite the hotel was newly refurbished and centrally located. The hot spring is only open for 16 years old and above so the hotel isn’t family oriented.

Considering the price for 2 beds and kinda spacious its a good deal na, also its just a few minutes walk to mrt Zhongshan elementary school theres also a night market nearby, 7 eleven and other shops, But if you prefer a more lively location like ximending dun ka. Overall everything was good, they also allow us to do early check in i think that was 30 minutes before our check in time plus self check in/out is available very convenient and easy to do.

I recently had a stay at this hotel, and overall, it was a positive experience. The service provided was commendable, and the staff were consistently polite, which made for a pleasant atmosphere. However, there were a couple of aspects that could be improved. The hotel's policy on early check-in and late check-out could be more flexible. This would greatly benefit guests who have specific timing requirements for their stay. One major drawback was the faulty air conditioning in our room. Unfortunately, the hotel was fully booked, and they couldn't provide a similar room as a backup. This was disappointing, as it demonstrated a lack of proactive management on the hotel's part.In addition, when we reported the faulty air conditioning, the hotel management promptly arranged for a contractor to service it. However, it was scheduled for the very next day, which meant an uncomfortable night in our room. It would be beneficial if they could expedite such essential maintenance to minimize guest inconvenience. On the bright side, the hotel's location was fantastic, offering easy access to popular attractions and convenient transportation options. Despite the air conditioning issue, I would consider staying here again in the future, hoping for better flexibility on check-in/check-out times and improvements in room management.

When my family arrived, the lobby was super crowded,(maybe due to new year) and a great place to take pictures. The room was quite big, but the toilet was quite dirty. The bathtub had brown stains, and the corners of the toilet were caked in mold. The hotel was connected to Taipei Main Station through Exit M6. There was a lift directly connected to room. We took a Tra train one stop to Rouhe night market, it was very convenient. Overall, Caesar Park Hotel Taipei was a nice place to stay in.

Service - There was no one at front desk when we came. But good thing their contact number is easy to call, someone picked up right away and acknowledged our arrival. At the same time, another stuff already came to open the door for us and accommodate us (not sure if he just went out quickly then we coincidentally arrived or he saw us or was told to go back since we called). Anyway, it was no biggie. Note that their front desk has a certain operating hours so make sure to contact them ahead of time if you’ll be late or be early for your check-in or reach out to them within their operating hours for your concerns. Location - it’s still still considered good even though there’s a few minutes walk to get into Ximending street compare to other dorm type that are already within the Ximending street. Given its price. It’s still good. Cause I think this is the cheapest among the ones we booked. Cleanliness - this is where they have to WORK ON for real. Like there are small spaces in the sides of the bed (the bed did not fit the entire bed case) so you’ll see the sides, it has dust, hair, cotton buds, and especially once you pull it up. The underbed even have a biscuit. Like they probably just change the beddings and pillow cover. Just want to share also what I overheard when we were checking out. The other staff was telling the guest that he saw her putting i think something that shouldn’t be included to the basket. (The guest was also a foreigner, japanese I think, not sure, and the staff was like telling her he saw her do it. I mean, sure, if the lady was trying to deny it, she was obviously trying to save herself from embarrasment, it’s not like she stole something or broke a rule. Like I was wondering why he had to keep on scrubbing it on her face that it was her who did it. What did he want the guest to feel? Or do? That discussion kinda took about 3-5 minutes lol. Though the staff said it was fine afterall. I think he just wanted to make a point and instill to that lady that he did see her.) Anyway, another thing is that I wish we got reminded that there’d be a room cleaning service. Cause we booked a 6-bed room for the 6 of us so we won’t have to share with a stranger. So we were expecting that it’s basically considered as a private room for the 6 of us. So we did leave our luggages open. Had we known, we would’ve of course closed them before leaving. Like I might or might not have lost something, and I would not realize it. I personally, don’t remember all the stuff I got in my luggage. Though I’d always bring the important stuff with me like the passport, wallet, ids. But what if I still have other important stuff that I can’t bring with me every time i go out? Like a macbook, or another gadget, or spare IDs, or my other wallet with my country’s money in it, etc. Will I stay here again? Yes, especially if I need a cheap place to stay. If they got the cheapest rate available from the time I’m booking then yes. They got lockers beside your bed like normal dorm type. But I think it’s bigger than usual. Like it could fit a handcarry(?) didn’t get to try though. But looks like 1 handcarry luggage could fit.

It was 2500TWD for 2 nights. Because it was a weekend, the price was almost the same for one night and two nights. It is on the 7th floor of the building next to Shinko Mitsukoshi at Taipei Station. It feels like the office building was forced into a hotel for each floor, and there is no window. Each room has a toilet shower, a refrigerator, a valuables box, a kettle, a TV and a cooling. I think the room is quite spacious. I am not good at dormitory, I am not good at bus toilet joint, but I recommend it to those who want to stay cheaply.