Oani

The location is super convenient, just across the street from Ximending shopping area. Even though I only stayed in a bunk bed, it was very comfortable. The bed already had an outlet, and it even had a USB port, so no adapter was needed. Pulling the curtain created a private space, and I also got to meet and chat with my roommates. The shared bathroom had shower caps, cotton swabs, a hairdryer, and cotton pads. The water temperature was good (though it occasionally fluctuated a bit). The only minor issues were the shower pressure and the room card. The water pressure wasn't great, which some might find makes it hard to feel fully clean. And I kept forgetting my room card (you need to insert the card to open the door and turn on the lights). Sometimes I'd just want to go to the restroom, then realize I needed the card again when I came back (but if you forget it, the staff can help you open the door). Everyone gets a large locker, and there are slippers and a big towel provided. The space for luggage is also generous; my 24-inch 'fatty' suitcase fit perfectly. The staff were friendly and the front desk service was excellent. They tried their best to accommodate any requests, and always greeted me when I entered. B1 has a shared common area with free massage chairs, desserts, tea bags, dried fruit, and marshmallows. There's also luggage storage, and coin-operated washing machines and dryers. I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit Taiwan. If I'm with more people, I'd like to try a private room. Overall, I'm very satisfied.

This was my first solo trip staying in a hostel, and after comparing many, I ultimately chose Oani. Not only is it conveniently located, but most importantly, as a new hotel, it's very clean. The shared bathrooms are all individual units, and the common area design on the basement floor is very thoughtful. I'll definitely recommend it to more friends.

The hotel is only a 2-minute walk from Ximending commercial district. It's in an excellent location with a MRT station exit nearby. The massage chairs in the basement were very comfortable, and the hotel staff were friendly and enthusiastic.

What a wonderful place to stay! I had a lot of reservations about the room type (several capsule beds in one room), but it turned out to be a great choice. You get a locker right next to your bed that you can comfortably lock, where towels and flip-flops are waiting for you. The hotel is located right in the city center, next to the rainbow crosswalk that says 'Taipei,' in a very well-connected and interesting area. The metro is the first thing you see as soon as you walk out the door. Plus, the facilities feel like a luxury hotel: amazing showers, the same for the restrooms, and for guests, there's a separate lounge where you can relax with free coffee, beer in the evening, juices, soft drinks, some snacks, and massage chairs. Additionally, the building shares its ground floor with a very inviting-looking coffee shop. I would definitely come back!