staffs are very helpful

information on breakfast was not clear on booking website . location breakfast not quality

staffs are nice

Room is simply pathetic. I have never stay in such small room

I was switched to a second room on the 8th floor. It was quiet, very generously sized, clean, had a very comfortable bed and clean bed linens. While slightly worn, the room was in good condition and well appointed. The lounge has decent free coffee and tea. The location is a short walk from the enjoyable Raohe night market. I enjoyed my stay here. Breakfast wasn't included in with my room and I was heading to the airport, but it looked good.

The first room that I was shown smelled of mildew, had some wall damage, and did not seem very clean. Perhaps this was because I had arrived a bit early and they were trying to accommodate me. I asked them to move me to another room, which they did. The location is noisy by a complex multi-level intersection. This makes the lobby area loud when the doors open. My room, however, was extremely quiet.

I very like this property because very modern, clean , and comfortable.

- The facility is mostly modern(more on this later) and very clean. The room was surprisingly spacious for a hotel in a big city, definitely way more than I needed for one person. - It has a large tub as well as a shower area and there are in-room toiletries provided free of charge as well as a hot water heater and coffee + tea. - The front desk staff is friendly, quick and efficient. - There is a buffet breakfast provided in the morning that seems ok. Mostly standard continental breakfast style stuff with some Taiwanese breakfast items sprinkled in. My understanding is that only certain rooms include breakfast so you will have to ask the front-desk when you check in. If it's not provided, it's $200 NTD - You are very close to the Rahoe night market if you need food / entertainment during your stay as well as a Family Mart and 7-11

- Going back to the facilities, while the furnishing are modern there were definitely signs of wear and tear throughout the room, suggesting maintenance hadn't been done for quite some time. - The bed is a bit on the small side in terms of length. I am not a tall person, probably about 5'5" - 5'6" and my feed could easily reach over the edge of the bed in a normal sleeping position(with some space between my head and the backboard). If you are tall it might get uncomfortable if you are traveling with other people. - There is a provided bidet. The important parts still worked thankfully but it was still partially broken as it appeared to have the functionality to automatically open / close the seat which did not seem to work. To be fair, perhaps I just didn't understand how to operate it since the instructions on the control panel were entirely in mandarin; while I can speak fairly fluently I am unfortunately completely illiterate ha. - One last point about the bathroom, there is weirdly no spot to hang towels . - There's no luggage stand provided, I had to keep my luggage on the floor which was not ideal. - This is not the hotel's fault of course but the location in proximity to the subway was a tiny bit inconvenient. You either have to make a bunch of transfers in order to come out to the stop closest to the hotel, which is still a 10-15 min walk away, or walk 20-25 min from city hall. Fortunately it is close to some bus lines but note that if you are relying on something like Google Maps to get around, it will likely suggest that you walk from city hall so you will likely have to plan out the bus route on your own.

The stuff very friendly

The corner room had two windows facing different directions. The ceiling is exceedingly high compared to most of the hotels, giving the room a much more spacious perspective.

The dusts on the handles in the elevator and the window frames were more than noticeable. There were several stands of hair on the bedsheets and the drain in the shower room when we arrived.