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The room was big and very clean. The breakfast had many choice. Relatively quiet with one 7-11 and one Family Mart around then block.

Nice hotel lobby and friendly staff. Room is spacious with a relaxing forest view. Cleanliness is on point and beds are really comfy. Things that drag down the rating for this hotel. 1. Breakfast was a tad too average. 2. Its regrettable that they dont do cleaning service from evening onwards though they can replenish amenities and clear rubbish out of the room.

Because of visiting relatives, I returned to Taiwan at the end of November 2020, moved into Xinkai, and began to live in quarantine for 15 days for epidemic prevention. I believe that anti-epidemic hotels should provide high-quality WiFi and considerate meals to guests who cannot leave their homes. The biggest problem I encountered was that the WiFi would often disconnect for no reason, and it turned into a data plan where I paid for my phone calls. Being trapped in the room is already very helpless, and even the only communication channel to the outside world is unstable. As for the three meals a day, it is not required to include fruit, but it should not be fixed. A small box of fruit is included every Tuesday and Friday, and a box of egg fried rice is served as dinner that day. I was served like this three times. I also have friends who have experienced staying in anti-epidemic hotels. Compared with them, I paid nearly NT$40,000 for accommodation, which I feel is completely worthless.

I stayed at this hotel because it had the amenities I was looking for compared to the price and the surrounding hotels. I also had a full day too or the next day with a meeting spot not too far away (Check out full-day tour Shilin, Jiufen, Geopark). The room is beautiful and clean and the area quite nice because there’s some local businesses nearby who are quite friendly to foreigners. Cool bar next door. My only disappointment was the fact that they have a bar listed and it’s not really quite a bar in the lobby which was chilly anyway. The room is very comfortable and the view is nice. I did not go swimming in the pool, but it was definitely a comfortable spot. The other thing I want to mention is the late check-in time. If you want to check in earlier, you have to pay a certain amount of money extra in TWD. I noticed that some hotels do the late check-in process, but I don’t feel this hotel should necessarily do that. They were able to check me in early with the extra fee after a delayed rain flight. Happy with it mostly.MRT across street is bonus. Uber easy to grab.

The overall experience at Beitou Hotel Royal was pleasant at 3.5 stars out of 5.0, but it didn't meet 4.0 stars for me. Check-in is on the 6F, and then you get a room between 7F-10F. There looks to be 11 rooms per floor (number 4 is skipped). The massage and spa are on 11F while the public hot spring is in 12F, and is accessible either by elevator or by stairs. There are solo male and female hot spring areas, which are quite small and cramped (3 mini pools, 2 saunas), and then there's a larger male and female area, which is a lot bigger and more comfortable with two large pools but are at lower temperatures. There are also lounge 4 chairs to chill on and 4 long wooden benches to sit on. Unfortunately, you need to bring your own swimming gear for the latter part as they dont sell these there. Thankfully, the rooms are very spacious (rectangular shaped instead of square shaped) with the toilet and shower plus hot spring separated, which is the right way to do this. However, the toilet is quite small. The lighting could be better as could the a/c, but the in-room hot spring is just big enough for two adults. The room uses a lot of white so it doesn't feel too dark. Breakfast is on 1F, and it's to the right when you enter the building. Service is decent, and you can't beat the location as it's right near the MRT station so the in-hotel food doesn't have to be good. This spot is just a step down from Beitou Asia Pacific Hotel, which we only very recently went to.

The room is supreme and comfortable when you need hot springs anytime. The location was far beyond the city or city. The view was excellent for photo taking for the background.

Small, no frills hotel. The room is new and has a designer feel. It is at the edge of xi men ding, about 10mins walk to the main action. Hotel staff was kind to provide a free upgrade to a bigger room. The room is beside a busy road highway , which makes it quite noisy throughout the entire day.

Hotel having superb location beaide MRT station . Around do have meant amenities and eateries . The room is clean and bright with mineral water supply and even coffee maker . The only and major improvement need is the bathing . The bathing tub is not suitable for standing bathing . Also the water drainage during bathing is poor as the water can easily flow out onto the floor making the floor a bit slippery . This should be an easy fix.

The location of the hotel is great, directly across from the Jiantan MRT station and also a 5 minutes walk from Shilin Night Market. The amenities in the hotel room was nice and thoughtful. Refreshments are provided in the hotel lobby. Unfortunately, the wifi in the hotel was subpar. The room was modern and having a balcony was a plus. However the rooms are smaller than the The Tango Jiantan (which is right next door) and about half the size of The Tango Xinyi, which had little space for 2 people to share and made it a bit difficult to unpack large suitcases. It would be nice if there are a bit more drawers or space to put items. Overall would stay again for the location but would recommend the Jiantan branch instead for more spacious rooms.

Though it's a historic building, the hotel is beautifully maintained and exudes a majestic charm. I loved finding historical pieces and displays around every corner. We stayed for three nights in two different rooms. The first was an economy room, which offered great value with all essentials provided, even a small bathtub, although it lacked windows. The second room was incredibly spacious, featuring a large balcony with views of lush greenery. The location, perched on a hill, might not be the most convenient, but the hotel provides frequent shuttle buses to Jian Tan station (near Shilin Market) and Yuan Shan. The shuttle ride takes about 10 minutes. On our last day, I bought their delicious winter melon cubes, which are amazing when steeped in Oolong tea—simply heavenly! Overall, it was a delightful stay, and I’d gladly return.