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"clean room, nice staff"

"This is a really great hotel. The bar downstairs was very friendly and our room was incredible . We also ate at the 38th restaurant and the food was really good too. I would highly recommend as the location is also super convenient right near the train station. "

"good"

"Lovely hotel in a great location. Rooms are a bit outdated but the bed was comfy and the price was excellent. We had a great nights sleep and were pleased with our choice "

"Nice hotel with friendly staff. Arrived later into the evening and was able to get checked in within a few minutes. Pleasantly surprised to get a room upgrade as well! The rooms are exactly as pictured - clean and spacious."

"This was the most comfortable and best four-star hotel we stayed at during our entire trip, with outstanding value for money. The rooms are very spacious, with both the bedroom and bathroom offering plenty of space. While the décor is not overly luxurious, the room is well equipped with everything you need. Although the hotel does not provide bottled water, each floor is equipped with a water dispenser offering cold, warm, and hot water at any time, which is very convenient. The staff provide attentive and thoughtful service. At check-in, guests are warmly welcomed with a complimentary plate of fresh fruit, which was a lovely touch. The hotel is very reasonably priced, especially considering that breakfast is included. The breakfast selection is varied, and the dining area is clean and comfortable. The location is excellent—centrally located with many good restaurants nearby. Major attractions and the train station are within walking distance, making transportation extremely convenient. Overall, we felt very fortunate to have stayed at this hotel, and would highly recommend it."

"Room is spacious and clean. Staff are nice and friendly. "

"Nice, kind, quality room"

"The room was upgraded to a gorgeous suite! Staff was wonderful and eager to please. We loved the lounge but wished there was more control over rowdy and noisy children who were highly disruptive. We’re staying at a Hyatt in Taipei now and there are frequent signs which prohibit children running, screaming or playing. "