Hotels near Taoyuanxian Jidu Jiao Jinxin Hui Women Church in Taipei

Good beds, spacious rooms (especially the bathroom) but old and damp place (with unpleasant smell). The breakfast was cold fries with hamburger (a bit strange) although they were prepared to change the breakfast for the next day but we had to leave before 8am. People at the reception were friendly and tried to accommodate , but when I asked to keep my luggage stored for a few days, it wasn't possible.

The facilities are really clean and the breakfast is super rich. I will definitely choose it next time if I need it!

I stayed for three nights. Recently, there seems to be no word of mouth posts, so I hope you can refer to it. As the past word of mouth, it's really dark throughout. I don't know the control of the lighting in the room, and I can open the curtain in the morning and finally work at the desk. The corridor is dim and in addition, there is only one elevator, and it is unbelievable that it is No. 1 in the tango in the Nakayama area. The room with a coffee machine was out of order. I gave up because I was troubled to go to the front desk. The hospitality in the rooms other than the lighting is the best, and I think it is the best hotel since Corona began to calm down and I can go to Taiwan. I was especially satisfied with the bathroom. There were plenty of towels. I like it many times, but I thought it was perfect for hotel life except for lighting. Meals are about a bonus. It was also dim here and it was difficult to confirm the product name. I never stay at a luxury hotel, but I feel that the breakfast level of a hotel in Taiwan has fallen recently.

The rooms does not seem to be sound proof can hear customers talking along the corridor or opening the doors. Also there not much hooks inside the bathroom. Location is really good except the stairs to caesar mall, very inconvenient for tourists with luggage. Overall still a good experience

Stayed in The Tango Taipei Linsen for 15 nights of my compulsory Taiwan quarantine period, during July 2021. The booking, as it's for Taiwan entry quarantine purpose, had be to done directly through them. Their good and efficient service started from there, with clear and prompt communication for my booking and payment. The great service continued and became even better once checked in. They understand how difficult it is for a guest that is going through a 15- night quarantine in Taiwan, hence they would do anything to help, from answering relevant questions, helping with any needs during the stay etc. All the communication with the reception staff was efficiently done through their LINE instant messaging. They even once 'rescued' me from my original room due to an uncontrollable leakage of air-con water flooding, by immediately changed me to another room with the same specifications, which was justifiable during the quarantine. I booked and stayed with a slightly larger room (Junior Suite/尊榮套房), and the layout was great to force myself, as for the quarantine period, to maintain a healthy routine. It has a bedroom area and a separate office/lounge area. It was definitely worth the little extra money! The room came with all the necessary amenities I needed for the 15-nights and they were always ready to supply more if needed. What's more important was, it was spotless clean and hygienic! The whole hotel is currently, as this review is written, served as a quarantine hotel, so no concern of mixing the hotel guests. The stay I booked included all meals, and I must say they did look out for the variety, tastiness and even the nutritional balance of all meals. Considering there was very little difference in prices (only 200 NT extra per room per night), I'd recommend the meal-included option when booking their quarantine rooms. If that still didn't satisfy, online orders of takeaway food could be ordered anytime, and they would deliver to my door. I was going to check in to another Tango Hotel (Tango Inn Zhongshan) upon the completion of my quarantine. The staff, without me having requested, liaised directly with the other Tango Hotel, to allow me to check in as early as midday. Then that's the 'extra mile' they went for me! Overall for the purpose of a hotel quarantine, it was a very pleasant stay, all made possible by the kind, thoughtful staff and the hotel's professional services. Thank you once again!

There were no reviews on the trip, but I decided to book this hotel after searching on Google. One of the few hotels in Zhongshan Station that allows check-out at 12 o'clock plus breakfast. I forgot to take a picture of the room type. There are windows, and there is also a window above the bed. The curtains cover it, so it doesn’t have much impact. There is a coffee machine in the room, and it also comes with creamer, which is a unique feature among so many cheap hotels. There is also a small sofa in the room, which is comfortable to sit on The toilet is a bit small. There is no mirror in front of the sink, but there are mirrors behind and on the side of the sink (actually it is still a bit inconvenient) The toilet is a type of maintenance-free toilet, which is quite OK. If you want to adjust the water level, you need to press it twice. Small disadvantage: There was no help to turn on the air conditioner in advance, so it was very stuffy when I entered. There are not many cooked foods for breakfast, it can be said to be less, but there are other types of drinks, and you can also eat yogurt.

For one of the best business hotels in Taipei, it fell way short of expectations. The room was not cleaned properly prior to check-in and we found cracked dry noodles on the floor. Despite reporting to the front desk manager, and it was promised to be cleaned again, it was still there when we returned to the hotel. They eventually cleaned it and offered us complementary services (not disclosing here). Also, for a 5-star hotel to provide slippers without cushions, it was nearly a paper slipper that is usually provided in a 3-star hotel which is quite disappointing. Generally it is not a cheap night rate but in terms of luxury, it is not there yet.

It is a love hotel in Japan. The room is old, the surrounding area is not annoying at night, and it was the cheapest price in the private room hotel around here, so there was no problem if you just sleep. It is also good to have convenience stores and coin laundry nearby

Ah, the room was showing its age, not bad but.......not enough outlets in the right places, many finishes need refreshing. Most notable, comfortable but small, quiet, as clean as it could be. The Taiwan special electric heated bidet style toilet seat, refreshing, welcome and puts USA toilets in 3rd or 4th place just above an outhouse with corn cobs for cleaning your backside. Hotel food was, fantastic. A buffet of fresh fish, vegetables, pork, beef and chicken. Shabu shabu for dining and cooking at the table. A steep but not objectionable price, (~$30 per head) Hagen Daz Ice cream, baked desserts, cheese cake. The steak served with the meal was small, maybe 2 oz and a little tough, but nice to see. The buffet room seats 75-100 people and was nearly full. Good to see. The service was excellent, no request went unfulfilled, all the staff was extremely responsive and made a great effort to speak English.

The hotel staff are very helpful and resourceful. A few suggestions for improvement: The lights in the room are very confusing, especially when they come on at night. Second, it will be good to have a swimming pool in the hotel. Third, the room service menu is a bit limited and can be expanded