Chian Huei Business Hotel Reviews

Please do some renovations. Carpet and curtains smell bad already too. Location wise perfect!

This is a good oldie hotel for a solo travelers. Because the building is opposite the subway station. You can see it just walking out of the elevator. The hotel only requires the elevator to come up. with a kind aunty reception that she will can help you (She can a little bit to speak English but you can understand it) Inside the room, there is an atmosphere of an oldie style motel. But it's quite okay for me to rest for 1-2 days *I think Wifi it's not working here it's connected but too slow speed for do the internet things *TV remote are very hard to understand *Unlucky for me in the last night I heard a noise from the ceiling(maybe rat or something). That make I can't sleep because The ceiling is very thin.

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Great location in front of Nakayama Station Exit 4 (escalator). The hotel is only on the 7th floor, so the elevator is always empty. At check-in, the staff will guide you to your room and explain the facilities in Japanese. If you pass through Zhongshan Underground Mall, you can just walk straight to the airport MRT. Taipei Main Station is so large that it's easy to get lost inside the station. Even though it said it was only a few minutes from the station, it took a long time just to get to the ground, and even after I got out I had to roll my suitcase down the bumpy road, but this time it was much easier. The facilities are old, but I definitely want to use them next time.

You can come from Taipei Main Station through the underground mall without needing an umbrella even if it rains. I didn't want to live in a hotel, so I chose convenience and price.

If you take the Taipei MRT and take Exit 4 of Zhongshan Station, one stop away from Taipei, you will immediately see the hotel (Qianhui Business Trip in the photo). When I entered, I didn't understand what was being said in Chinese, and I was scared when I heard that there were no reservations, but the staff looked for a list of guests and found my name, so I was relieved lol The inside of the room was a little old, but it was cool with an air conditioner, and it was also equipped with a TV, refrigerator, and electric fan. There were also two free bottles of water, so you can feel safe even if you don't buy drinks. Also, important parts of the room description were written in Japanese, which was very helpful. When I learned that you can't flush paper down the toilet, I realized that Japan is a little different from Japan. Overall, I'd give it almost a perfect score because it's easy to access, the facilities are good, and I didn't have any inconveniences other than not being able to speak Japanese!

◇I feel good after staying here for seven days! But I don’t know what will happen to the room? I will stay here next time I come to Taipei! Customer service is polite! And cleanliness is also in place! It's quiet because I live close to the street! It might be a little noisy at noon! I don’t know if it’s like a room! Personally, I can also accept the cp value as ok!

The hotel feels very old, it still uses old-style keys, and many of the furniture are dirty, and there are some scumbags, and it doesn't include breakfast. It's not worth it.

It was a solo female trip! Everyone at the hotel was friendly, and when I didn't know how to lock the door, they came out from the front desk and showed me how to lock the door. One thing I didn't realize until the second day was that the curtains were closed and the window was open, so if you're curious, you might want to check it out! Overall, it was a nice and reasonably priced hotel (^^) Unlike Japan, there are no pajamas, so be sure to bring your own!

The room is old but clean. The room layout is difficult to use. Conveniently located close to the station with many restaurants nearby. Although it was a hot season, we were able to stay cool with the air conditioner and fan. There is a WiFi function, but it is extremely weak.

The hotel is conveniently opposite Zhongshan Station, and it is easy to find. The waiters are very welcoming, they say hello every day. There is a convenience store near the hotel

Staff were very helpful. Good location and will use again.

Service: thoughtful and enthusiastic, Environment: good

i stayed here at the beginning and at the end of my visit to Taiwan. First stay - The hotel has an excellent location. Zhongshan is one station from Taipei Main station. You can also walk underground between the two stations. At Zhongshan station you take Exit 4 then simply cross the road. Zimen is only two stops away. The hotel occupies the 7th floor of a business building. *********** advertises rooms with a balcony which is what I booke last July. I was not allocated a room with a balcony. Reception advised they had messaged *********** to stop advertising room facilities but that was after my booking. No effort by the hotel to advise me. *********** are still marketing rooms with a balcony.. Room showing its age but everything worked fine. Aircon, TV (has some english movie channels), warm water good pressure decent lighting, clean linens with comfortable sleep. Do not disturb card was ignored. On my second stay I was allocated the only room with a balcony which is small in size. However the TV wasn't working so I was allocated a much larger room (with no balcony). I note *********** continues to misrepresent by by marketing rooms with a balcony when in fact you won't be allocated a room with a balcony. My room had a wardrobe with hanging space, some shelf space and a small table with two chairs. The aircon unit was abit noisy but I turned it off when I retired. The fridge and TV worked fine. Lighting was good. The shower over the bathtub had decent hot water and pressure. My bed had clean linens which afforded me a good sleep. They have umbrellas which you can borrow which came in handy. Overall, putting the balcony issue aside, I enjoyed a comfortable stay in an excellent location. Special mention to the staff.They were friendly and couldn't be more helpful. Limited english but Google Translate has that covered.