The staff was great! They spoke English well and very helpful if you asked anything. It's a great location to stay at, mostly walking distance to night markets and restaurants. The bed is hard if you are use to softer beds. They provide slippers, snacks, water, bathrobes, and free toothbrush, etc.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. Hotel was clean, breakfast was average. The beds were very firm, a little too much for my preference. It's a 15 minute walk to the metro and 10 minutes to the Shilin Night Market. I would stay again.

Good for the price - 20” walk to Shilin night market. Breakfast is ok- did not have good selection of foods. Room was big enough for family of 4.

The room is large comparing to in Japan. The staff are friendly and the breakfast is delicious. It is close to Shi Lin Ye Shi. Nice place to stay.

Costs money to do laundry but the detergent is free! Also includes breakfast which is very good quality. Rooms are clean and spacious with bathtub. There is also a bus stop super close which is very convenient.

Walking distance to Shilin night market. Walking distance to metro provided you cut through the night market area route. Not a walking distance to metro with luggage. But can take bus to hotel. Hotel and Metro area has a lot of bus to different places easily. Hotel is clean and spacious. Free biscuits and coffee at lobby area

Did a review previously. This review was for an extended stay in the hotel. See previous review. Basically the hotel is clean and good. Btw the basement has water machine which you can top up water (both hot and cold)

This is a pretty good value. It cost about $64 USD per night. I did not opt for the breakfast add on because I was leaving early for my flight. It's a small room, compared to most US hotels, but it's similar to what I've seen in high density cities like New York and Japan. It's clean, they provided slippers, they have a bidet, they provided bath wash in the shower stall, and they provided a tooth brush and paste. I was able to walk 10-15 minutes to the Shilin Night Market at around 9pm at night, and the walk seemed safe. The front desk staff spoke some English, and were super-friendly and helpful. They gave me instructions to the Shilin Market, even though I could've pulled it up in Apple or Google Maps. To get here, I took the Airport Line Express train (~$5 USD, 160 TWD) from Taipei airport to the Taipei Main Station. From the Taipei Main Station, I was going to take the bus to the hotel, but that night, the bus was delayed by 20 minutes, and so I took a $7 uber to the hotel. The only thing that could be improved is the air conditioning. It worked fine except that I could faintly detect a "musty" smell from the AC, but it was not bothersome. Otherwise, a great find!