Hotels near Nangang Station, Taipei

During the stay, I observed that the boss cleans the room every day. The bed is more comfortable than expected with a thick mattress. There are lockers in the room to store luggage. There is a bus nearby to the MRT station. Ask the boss to get information on local food. There are 2 cute cats in the hostel. The owner and his wife are kind to the guests. During the stay, the roommates in the room are also very quiet and friendly. The bathroom is afraid of getting wet. It is more convenient to bring your own bag for clothes

The location is right next to the exhibition hall. Good location. There is 7-11 at the door and the whole family opposite. very convenient. The attached parking lot is small and limited. The room size is small, but the bathroom bathtub is comfortable, and the TV system in the room is great, with many channels and movies. The counter staff is kind.

The hotel is far from major tourist spots but close to event place if you are coming for business event. However, location is not the biggest problem. The shower was flooding, we notified the reception and they said the hotel is full no other room is available and that they would send someone to check on the drain next morning. Anyway, the drain was not fixed when we go back next day. But we are only staying for 2 nights so we just gave up and showered in the bath tub. The hotel overall feels dirty.

booked 2 rooms for my family so reviews are the same. breakfast was meh. they change mains every 3 days. the first day was ok but 2nd & 3rd day, the quality dropped. we had french toast for our breakfast and by the 3rd day, it was just bread. not even dipped in eggs or toasted LMFAOOAOA 💀💀💀 had to get sandwiches from 7-eleven bc we got bored of the food. day 4-6 it was ok but there isnt much filling. salad, drinks & bread bar were the same for all 6 days we stayed. we also had to pay NT$400 to check in an hour early. we paid anyway since we had to wash up badly. the room wall & couch were dirty. shower floor is dirty too. there’s no bidet but we knew that upon booking. there’s no door for the closet 😟 we had to wait for hot water as well idk why lol. the water is either super hot or super cold, there’s no inbetween. housekeeping isnt very good. the first 3 days was ok but the last few days were pretty bad. they only made our beds, gave us towels, soap, shampoo & threw the trash. towels were just stacked on the counter top, not rolled up nicely like the first few days. nothing else was arranged nicely. additional slippers were not given for us to change. soap & shampoo were in packets and they placed the new ones on the counter top as well, not in the shower like the first few days. overall still ok considering its cheap. would never come back though unfortunately since its too far from the city area even though its very near to Huzhou MRT.

The room is clean and the service attitude of the front desk staff is very good. This is the third time I have stayed here. I will stay here whenever I come to Taipei. There is a Costco nearby for shopping!

It is cheap even if it is high in Taiwan dollar in a private room with a bath toilet, and it is no problem if you just sleep. Cleaning is done properly. The windows are a little dirty so it looks old-fashioned, but the other places were clean. The front desk is kinder and impressed. No problem except no toothbrush, no Wifi, no refrigerator. Hot water comes out in the shower. It is located on the 7th floor of the building, which takes less than 2 minutes from Matsuyama Station. You can go to the night market immediately, so if you really just sleep, there is no problem.

Went with my partner. It’s very close to Raohe Street Night Market. The overall style is classic. The room is clean and boring. The service staff has a very good attitude. 100 points for free biscuits and drinks on the first floor.

The equipment is average, but the hot water is very hot, and the bed feels good to sleep on. It is very close to Raohe Night Market, and there is a parking lot not far from the hotel. These four points are plus points. In addition, there are many TVs to watch. Disadvantages: This morning the Internet was all blown up and I couldn’t watch it on TV at all, so I decided to change the points I wanted to add to the points.

Great location with a Metro Station within walking distance. It’s situated just off the busy district, making it a quiet yet convenient spot for traveling to different places. The Raohe Street Night Market is also within walking distance, and convenience stores are easy to find nearby. The hotel room was clean and well-maintained. During my stay, the hotel staff were very helpful in switching my room after a noisy first night with some unusual disturbances, which I really appreciated.

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.