Hotels in New Taipei City

"“It’s a truly authentic Japanese-style stay! I really enjoyed the atmosphere and appreciated the unique architecture. Highly recommended — though do note that the location can be a bit tricky to find. Thankfully, the host was very responsive and helpful, so you’ll be guided to the right place eventually. Don’t miss out on the breakfast — pre-order it! The café’s ambience in the morning was such a lovely surprise. I absolutely loved it.”"

"The hotel is great, very clean, the staff are very nice. I stayed at the suite which was a very big room and had a great view. The lounge was ok but I prefer less unhealthy snacks and more fruits/ healthy stuff in it. The pool was not heated and it was a bit cold. Also the last night my room had noises all night long. Like metal to metal noises which cause me not to sleep all night long. The staff were nice but didn’t really compensate for this horrible night I had no sleep at all besides promising to a late check out or upgrade next time I book. Which is more of a promotion than a real compensation. Too bad that left a bit a bitter taste to a nice stay so far. I’m in Taipei once or twice a year and I wish they were more attentive to my complaint and lack of sleep."

"The view from the room showcases Jiufen's most iconic mountain and sea landscape, which is absolutely stunning and incredibly enjoyable. However, be aware that reaching the guesthouse involves a lot of stair climbing. If you walk from the Jiufen Police Station bus stop, you'll encounter *many* stairs. And if you're coming down from the A-Mei Tea House path, it's an *absolute ton* of stairs! Guests with heavy luggage or elderly travelers should definitely take this into consideration. For younger, more agile guests, it's certainly no issue at all. Aside from the stairs, I think it's fantastic! :)"

"Overall, it was a comfortable stay. There are convenience stores both across from and behind the hotel, so you don't have to worry about going hungry in the middle of the night. If you don't eat the hotel's breakfast, there are also delicious vermicelli and breakfast shops nearby in the mornings. The food there is absolutely amazing!"

"Location is outstanding, very close to 7-11, however as many many other people have notes it's hard to find. The address given (number 28) is wrong. As you go up the street, the last houses are numbered 19-24 and then there's nothing but 300m of shrines. I know, I walked past them 3 times making sure I hadn't missed 28. The actual hotel is number 5-2. If you use that, Google maps finds it, what a surprise. Actually there is a 28 halfway down at the bottom, but it's a house not a hotel. Anyway, the receptionist blamed Google maps for getting me to the wrong place and when I pointed out the address on the booking information was wrong, she just shrugged and said that's a problem for management. Next, you have to change into slippers at the entrance. They were too small so only my toes fit in, and carrying my suitcase up 2 flights of stairs in ill-fitting slippers is a safety hazard. Even worse when leaving. The guy watched me struggle the whole time too. The room itself was weird. It's a strange Japanese style with a raised floor and then no bedframe, just a mattress. There was quite a bit of wasted space in the room and the bathroom was a wet room instead of separate shower and toilet, just like you get in the tiny cramped hotel rooms. So for an hour or two after having a shower, going to the toilet means you get wet feet or wear the slippers and get the room floor wet. When there's space wasted in the room, that could have been used to make a shower too, this is stupid. The place was clean, although there were renovations being done in the common room where you change into slippers most of the days. No water etc provided, but there were a few snacks left in the kitchen, and there was a hot water dispenser in the kitchen too. This was really useful as there's nowhere close to eat after 7pm, so you have to buy instant noodles from 7-11. Room was quiet and curtains were good, so easy to sleep well. No light switch within reach of the bed though, so you have to get to the bed in complete darkness."

"The MRT is a 5-minute walk away (if you don't have luggage). If you do, be prepared for an uphill climb. Overall, the location is definitely convenient for tourists like me. The security guards at the entrance/exit are attentive, always confirming room numbers and offering services, which made me feel very safe and well-cared for. The room was incredibly spacious, and the bed was unbelievably comfortable – perfect for a good night's rest. There's even a bathtub and a jacuzzi for a relaxing soak! Unlimited mineral water is available, along with complimentary instant noodles and biscuits. The hotel also gives out souvenir biscuits (one pack of local specialty biscuits for each night of your stay). Breakfast was decent too! It's a popular spot, suitable for families, seniors, kids, and couples. The soundproofing is excellent! All in all, I had a great and very comfortable experience. The only minor drawback is that the hotel building and facilities are a bit old, but the excellent service more than makes up for it! Full marks! There's also a washing machine and dryer available – just pay 30 NTD for detergent and you're good to go."

"Very clean, good soundproofing, big bed, very comfortable to sleep in, very convenient to shops, close to MRT and bus stations, delicious breakfast, very satisfactory accommodation experience, will choose to stay here again if there is a chance"

"The ground floor lobby offers a coffee shop-like ambiance, understated yet inviting, a refreshing departure from typical hotel decor. The rooms are also designed for a truly relaxing experience. The breakfast spread is plentiful, varied, and delicious, making you genuinely look forward to waking up early. The thoughtful laundry facilities are a fantastic amenity, saving guests from a mountain of dirty clothes upon returning home. Additionally, there's a fitness area to help you maintain your workout routine. Most importantly, every single staff member, from the front desk to housekeeping, is incredibly friendly and dedicated, ensuring every guest can rest and sleep soundly."

"The hotel is very conveniently located- near bus stops and a short walk away from the MRT Sanchong Station. The hotel staff are accommodating and very helpful. The building is dated but well-maintained. If I go back to Taiwan, will probably stay in this hotel again. PIt has become home in the week that I stayed there."

"location of the hotel was great! walking distance to MRT station. they've disconnected all the jacuzzis but the steam room is still operational and the jacuzzi tub can still be used as an extra large bath tub, which is more than enough space for a young child + grown adult. best hack is to buy bath bombs from the 7-11 just opposite the hotel to use in the bath tub. room is super clean and well maintained. the laundry room is free for use. there's good supper options available: Ba Fang Yun Ji Dumpling(highly recommend the dumplings), and 好食雞雞肉飯(chicken rice is cheap and good)"