Booked two rooms for my trip, one for my parents and one for my wife and I. It's a cozy hotel, all rooms are located on one level which is the same as the reception.
Room size is decent, enough for both of us to put down our luggages and open them at the same time. I appreciate the mirror and basin is outside the toilet, however no hand soap was provided and there isn't any rack or hook around to put a hand towel.
Bathroom has a bathtub that doubles as the shower area, however there is a concern as there is quite a height difference and can be slippery when wet.
I would appreciate if they would install accessibility hand holds for the elderly so they can reduce the risk of falling when climbing out from the bathtub.
Water and snacks are readily provided, the snack area make way for breakfast in the morning and the food is quite decent. Though if you're in Taiwan for the first time you might want to go out and try out the various ********* breakfast like egg crepe, soy milk with fried dough etc.
Location wise this hotel is just one of the best place I've stayed in Taiwan, it's close to two metro stations and there are tons of stuff to eat around. There's also two sogo shopping centres nearby, with NET and Uniqlo flagships stores along the same street too if you're looking for affordable fits.
No laundry though, not even coin operated ones. I've stayed in similar style hotel in Taiwan which has those provided so I'm a little disappointed.
All in all it's quite a nice hotel, I would stay here again if I come to Taipei for short stays (2-3 nights), though not with my parents until they improve their accessibility.
