Hotels Near Taipei Public Library ZhongShan Branch in Taipei

The hotel is close to Xingtian Temple, and it is very convenient to take the airport bus, which takes about 35 minutes. There are many restaurants near the hotel. If you want to go to the shopping area, there are many transportation options.

I was looking for a hotel suite on election night in Taiwan. I called many five-star hotels and got very indifferent service. Among them, Grand Hyatt even hung up my phone (maybe accidentally). Finally, I called Yadu Lizhi, and their phone service made people feel warm and trustworthy. After entering the stay, the service from check in to room service was very satisfactory, and they took the initiative to provide more free bottled water for my three children. Although the decoration of the room and restaurant is no longer novel and a bit old-fashioned, the quality is very good, and even the softness of the pillow is satisfactory. The atmosphere of the restaurant is very good, the music is very particular, although the buffet breakfast is not much, it still makes us have a pleasant Sunday morning. The only thing that is crippling is the air conditioner. I adjusted it a few times and I still feel bored. After all, it is a bit old hotel. But because the price is reasonable, I have no complaints.

Stayed for 4 nights. Location is convenient, just right beside Starbucks & 7-11 and few steps away from metro station. Love the self service laundry at level 2. Breakfast selection is okay but nothing impressive. Only downside is that front desk & lobby staffs should be more attentive and proactive in assisting customers who have difficulty accessing the heavy main door, especially those with big/heavy luggage and parents who ferrying young kids with stroller. There are many occasions where I find it difficult to access the main door with baby stroller and heavy luggage but no one seems ready to help. Not a single time. Not sure if this is their common SOP. Other than that, it’s all good.

When checking in, applicants hold their passport over the machine to complete the process. The display is in Japanese. The machine dispenses a breakfast ticket for two people, which is like a receipt. The room is cleaned in a circular manner, but there is dust accumulating in the corners. The TV remote control is also dirty with food sauce. BS and NHK do not work. The view from the window is such that if you open the curtains, you will make eye contact with your neighbors. There is only one blackout curtain, so when you close it, the room is pitch black. I wish there was at least a thin white curtain to let in light. You cannot flush toilet paper. There is a 24-hour breakfast shop nearby about a 3-minute walk away, so you don't need to order breakfast. When you go to the breakfast venue, there is no one there, so there is no check for breakfast tickets. It feels like a basic ********* hotel breakfast. The raw vegetable corn🌽 was stringy when I scooped it up with a spoon, so I thought it was dangerous and stopped eating it. You should be careful with the black beans and corn in the salad. I passed the front desk many times when I went out, but the front desk staff just looked down and completely ignored me. I wish they would at least make eye contact with me. I felt lonely all five days. It might be good for people who don't want to communicate. It's about five minutes from the subway, and there are general stores, convenience stores, breakfast shops, and a night market nearby, so it's in a great location. It's good for people who are used to Taiwan and want to stay somewhere cheap and convenient. It's a lonely hotel for people who want the kind hospitality of ********* people. Rooms are cleaned every day and bottled water is provided.

My friend and I booked this hotel for a quick catch-up in Taipei, after reading all the good reviews here we decided to go with Hotel Cozzi for its affordable rates and convenient location. Unfortunately due to the ongoing pandemic back in February, I was forced to cancel my trip but my friend went ahead and stay anyways. The twin bedroom is very spacious as you can see, and she only has good things to say about this hotel. It’s also conveniently located within walking distance to the metro station so it was easy to get around. The hotel was really thoughtful for providing masks for my friend during her stay as well, prioritising their travellers safety during this sensitive period of time. Will definitely book with them the next time I come travel to Taipei!

check in was fast and staff were attentive. but the room was a bit dirty in the corners with dust. also the bathroom had a lot of sewage sounds at night that were very loud even when we were not using it.

Generally, I don’t choose youth hostel accommodation when I go out. Considering that accommodation costs in Taipei are generally high, and I leave early and come back late every day, the actual time in the room is very short, so I stayed here once. It was also my first time staying in a youth hostel. . The overall condition of the public bathroom is quite clean. If it is a girls' bathroom, there is a special access control. There will be almost no services during the stay, so there is nothing to comment on.

The location is good the room is clean the staff is very kind cheap place to stay near station access landmark in a minutes this hotel is not for sensitive/ richkid people if your looking for budget friendly hotel choose this thanks you city hotel.

My wife enjoys the swimming pool and gym . The location is close to MRT and bus stations, very convenient. most of all, there are many delicious and not expense restaurant in the walking distance of the hotel.

Good location near Taipei Station but no window in the room so you can't tell is day or night and the toilet is translucent glass so will be problem for friend or colleagues if share room. Toilet don't have shelve to place toiletries and no mirror in the room for dress up.