Hotels near Breeze Centre in Taipei

"Nothing to complain about. A little expensive on weekends but great great value for money for the weekdays. Breakfast Buffet is extremely basic but satisfactory enough for me"

"From Taipei Main Station, take the Bannan Line MRT and get off at Zhongxiao Fuxing Station. Use Exit 2 (not Exit 1) which leads to SOGO. Take the escalator up and you'll immediately be on a main road. While waiting at the traffic light, you'll see a very old building straight ahead. After crossing the road, walk past Poya (a cosmetics store) and continue for about 3 minutes along the street lined with shops. You'll then see the facade of Joe's Hotel. While the room rate isn't expensive, the place is incredibly old; I'd even say it feels a bit like an unsafe building. The decor is outdated, and the cleanliness is just average. Even rooms with windows offer no view when opened. Besides its good location, there are no other redeeming qualities. Given that there are other budget-friendly hotels nearby, I won't consider staying at Joe's Hotel again."

"I switched to a room with a window, and when the air conditioner made a strange noise, they immediately sent someone to fix it. It was really quiet when I came back at night. The location is also great, with Liaoning Night Market nearby, and the bubble tea and mochi there are super delicious!"

"Great for a short trip but I would not recommend for long durations and no windows room. The absence of natural light for a prolonged duration does affect your body. In addition, the noise cancellation was non-existent so any moderate amount of noise from your neighbour can be heard. The hairdryer was really weak. The hotel staff was friendly and helpful tho!"

"Here is a 300-word review you can paste into the Trip.Best survey for ILLUME TAIPEI. It covers hotel highlights, tips, and suggestions naturally. I had a pleasant stay at ILLUME TAIPEI and overall it was a good experience. The hotel is in a very convenient location, close to Taipei Arena MRT station, restaurants, convenience stores, shopping malls, and supermarkets. It is easy to travel around Taipei by MRT or Uber, making it a great base for both business and leisure trips. The room was spacious, comfortable, and clean. The bed was comfortable, and the Wi-Fi connection was stable throughout my stay. I also liked the gym and swimming pool facilities, which were well maintained. The hotel staff were friendly and helpful whenever I had questions. A useful tip for future guests is that Taiwan has reduced the use of disposable amenities for environmental reasons. Bring your own toothbrush, toothpaste, razor, comb, and other personal toiletries, as they may not be provided in the room. There are plenty of convenience stores nearby if you need to buy anything. There are many good food options within walking distance, including local ********* restaurants, cafés, bakeries, and night market snacks. Taipei Arena and nearby shopping areas are also worth visiting, especially in the evening. One issue I noticed was that the bathroom or toilet had a slight unpleasant smell at times. It would be great if the hotel could improve ventilation or perform more frequent maintenance to eliminate the odor. Everything else in the room was satisfactory. For Trip.Best, I think hotel rankings would be even more helpful if they included verified guest comments about cleanliness, noise level, bathroom condition, nearby transportation, and whether disposable amenities are provided. More accurate information about hotel promotions, nearby attractions, and special packages would also improve the booking experience. Overall, I enjoyed my stay at ILLUME TAIPEI and would consider staying here again because of its excellent location, comfortable rooms, and friendly service."

"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."

"We had a great stay here. There was a minor incident that happened but the duty managers, Lucy and Yuki were quick to make it right. Only small bit I would recommend is for staff at breakfast to be more courteous and polite. The chef in charge of eggs can be grumpy and moody while the male manager at the restaurant could be more polite when informing guests of breakfast coming to an end."

"Every year, I return to Taiwan and stay in different hotels due to various circumstances (also because I like to try new things). This year, Eclat Hotel pretty much solidified my future choices in Taipei. The location is unbeatable (I changed my flight due to a typhoon, so I randomly picked it without paying much attention to the address, just saw it was Zhongxiao East Road and went for it). Turns out, it's right on Zhongxiao East Road, in the Dinghao commercial district, with excellent access to everything. I even walked to Yanji Street every night for late-night snacks. Downstairs, there's a beverage shop on each side, and directly across the street is the 24-hour Jingxing Teahouse. Don't even get me started on Starbucks and bakeries. The subway entrance is right outside the door. The rooms are spacious and quiet, and the 13th and 14th floors are high enough. It's positioned as an economy hotel (inn), so unless you absolutely need a luxurious and bright lobby, I honestly can't think of a reason not to stay here again, haha. If I had to find a flaw, I'd offer a small suggestion: Could we... perhaps... upgrade the TV in the room to a larger one? (laughs)"

"Very good service like 5 stars hotel, stuff friendly and nice and helping. Special bath shower head really water powerfully bothe hot and code, room temperature can adjust the way u like. Smart toilet keep you feeling warm. Breakfast is Simple buffet (but still have western & Asia food). good to go out not worry to looking for food. Plus point is next door (Li Yuan) similar as Din Tai Fung. Comparable with it by makes right away in the window with order - always long line people in store. Really fresh and really tasty. If you come to Taipei should not missing to try it out. Highly recommend this Hotel and Li Yuan Restsurant."

"Artree has consistently been one of my favourite places to stay in Taipei, and it never lets me down whenever I return. The staff are always friendly, welcoming and genuinely helpful, and I’ve consistently been impressed by the cleanliness and comfort of the rooms. One of my favourite parts of the hotel is the common area — it’s a great place to sit with my laptop and get some work done, especially with the fantastic snack bar and free-flow coffee available throughout the day. I also love the newly added snacks, alcoholic beverages and drinks bar, which makes the whole experience even better and adds a very thoughtful touch to the stay. After staying here multiple times, the experience has remained consistently good. Artree has become my go-to hotel whenever I’m back in Taipei, and I’ll definitely continue returning."