「Taiwan」A Dreamy Experience at Taipei's Humble House Taipei Hotel.

After the pandemic, it has been a long time since I last visited Taiwan, and this time I stayed at the Humble House Taipei Hotel. The hotel is a distance from the MRT station, requiring dragging luggage for a while, which is a bit inconvenient. Upon entering the underground lobby, the first impression is that although the space is not large, the design is exquisite, making one not feel too much pressure. Room Type: Deluxe King Room Recommended: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (Cleverly designed lighting, smaller hotel space) Service: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (Friendly staff) Transportation: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (Muji and Taipei Xinyi shopping district are right downstairs) Price: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (Expensive, no turndown service provided, and breakfast not included) The day of check-in was not very crowded, but the queue was strangely positioned, easily misleading people into thinking those sitting on the sofas were also queuing. It took a while to successfully process the deposit as several machines were swiped. The room, although small, used large mirrors to enhance the sense of space. Compared to other established hotels, it is more modernized, for example, it has central control curtains, mood lighting, and a smart toilet, etc. What I liked the most was the ambient lighting; when turned on, it felt as dreamy as riding on a 787, very soft and comfortable. The only downside is that the room does not have a view of Taipei 101; you have to go to the end of the corridor on the other side to see it. However, the view of the hotel opposite is also nice, with a glittering night scene that is very beautiful. Additionally, the room's speaker system is quite good, with two stereo speakers on top, but the TV is really too small, creating an unbalanced visual and auditory experience, feeling not so much 'Humble House' as 'humble' 😂 In summary, the price-performance ratio is not high, apart from the distinctive lighting effect, everything else is just passable.