Hotéis perto de Zhongxiao Dunhua Commercial Area, Taipei

As a good location it's so close to MRT station abd very easy to go anywhere. I really love when I shower such a very high pressure of the water but the room wasn't keep the noise as my neighbor was very noise from their conversation but made me couldn't sleep well and very disappointed.

Acceptable location with walking distance to public transport. Breakfast needs pre-ordering, so very limited offers can be selected. Not good smell in the room. Rooftop bar is a bonus with balcony landscape overview.

Great service. Gym has adequate equipment for machine and free weight training, only missing a pull up and dip station. Location is great, nearby many great restaurants and shops. Staff and Concierge are exceptional and helpful in every way possible. In room coffee is limited to instant powder Nescafé packs if you’re a coffee person. Beds perfect, firm but not stiff.

The location of the hotel is great, there is a department store nearby called Ming Yao. Lots of familiar stores too like uniqlo, zara, h&m and starbucks in the area. train station is also close, there is also a supermarket called Carrefour and 7eleven near the hotel. Happy with their service, the front desk that assisted us is very kind and warm, the check in time is 3pm but we got in the room at 2:20 pm which was so considerate. I will not hesitate to book this hotel again if ever I will go back to Taipei.

Location, facility and toilet are all good. The breakfast is average. They could include some greens and veggie options. They offer plain porridge, which is fine except there isn't much condiments to go with it. I will still stay for location and value for money, but maybe book without brekkie option.

Before my trip, I did a good survey of hotels in Taipei, and we have read about hotels that are well received by guests online. When I got off the bus from the airport ($135, the company shuttle bus you have to know that it stopped opposite the Kaitong Hotel. I remember he called Changlong) the first impression of the hotel was not very good. First of all, the hotel is adjacent to some construction projects and its front porch feels very old. I don’t know if these buildings are for the new wing or the building next door to the hotel. The lobby/reception area is small and dark. I don’t even remember if I saw a couch/waiting area. I told myself not to pay too much attention to these details, the important thing is that there is a subway station next to the hotel. Our room (deluxe room, the three of us also added an extra bed) was very retro. I guess they cleaned up very clean, but you can still see how old the hotel and the room are. Except that the room was a bit old, what bothered me was that there was no safe in the room. I called the front desk and they told me that I could put things downstairs and there was a safety cabinet at the front desk. Now I can't remember where the last hotel I stayed in without a safe was there, maybe it's not a big deal for many people/most people, but I feel it's outdated and very inconvenient. Next, when we wanted to charge the digital camera, we found that there was no free socket except to unplug the hair dryer! If we both wanted to charge at the same time (say, mobile phones), we had to unplug the TV!! Now I find this to be crazy. Breakfast (we went there at about 9 o'clock, breakfast served until 9:45) and the food that served us was very poor. There were a few porridges (there weren't many side dishes left), and a few fried things I didn't eat because they were really offering something that needed to be improved. My companion and I were eating quietly, and we were all thinking, ”Oh my God... this is what's called great,” and it was the fastest breakfast we had during our holiday. All of this should be borne by me as this is my second trip to Taipei and my companions are here for the first time and we are here on holiday looking for a decent, comfortable enough 3 star hotel. Nor is it that I do not recommend Kaitong Hotel at all, because the hotel is near the subway station (Zhongxiao Xinsheng) is a good choice for some people who want to save money for taxis (although it doesn't cost much to take a taxi in the city). I guess the final conclusion is that if you have extra money and want to return to a nice, comfortable hotel after a day of shopping/bar/sightseeing, you better stay at other, more fashionable hotels. If you are the kind of hotel that is not very demanding, you are looking for a bath, clean enough to look new or old, then Kaitong Hotel is a good choice for you. Also, the next day, Taipei Fullerton 315 called us - some customers cancelled their booking at the last minute so they had a room available. We changed hotels that day. For the next three days, we were tired from shopping and our arms were soft, and the three of us were lucky we changed hotels. We were so tired from the day we broke our waists, and our return to such a comfortable hotel made us all cry with joy.

Overall, the experience was satisfying and met expectations. It would be good to have an iron and ironing board in the hotel room. The front desk staff were friendly and helpful. I will choose MGH for my next stay in Taipei.

I would not recommend this hotel if you are traveling with a friend. We stayed in the “Superior Double Room” and there isn’t a bathroom, there is just a stall for the toilet and one for the shower. The doors have gaps at the top so you don’t have full privacy. The beds were also rather uncomfortable, pretty hard and the pillows ****** as well. It was clean and reception was nice, but the room gave off more of a hostel vibe.

I received the best hotel stay experience in Taipei with this Hotel, very clean and tidy, up to Japanese style word class standard. I also join the hotel group membership with a gift of ice cream. the laundry facilities were great and easy to access at the lobby. This hotel also provides quick path to check out by dropping the key card to a collection box on the ground floor, saving a lot of time.

excellent location and clean. shared bed size and personal locker space are both largest I've ever saw, which is great. However, the hostel may be built a while ago and it is hard to scramble to the top bunk bed. wooden stair is too straight. Female shower room is in the same room with male's shower room, a bit strange, with lock though, safe enough. Anyway, will book again if I have chance to go to Taipei.