CU Hotel Taipei

Room is clean, easy check in & check out, right at the night market, it can be pretty noisy during the night because it’s right at the Main Street, but it didn’t bother us that much. The included breakfast was impressive, lots of choices, you can even make your own noodles. We will definitely come back. Highly recommend.

Convenient facilities for personal needs: washer and dryer, convenient, separate sinks with washing board, for easy closing wash. There is also a separate free small spinning machine. Showers and toilets are clean and well maintained. Newspapers and magazines are available and up to date. Ideal for single person stay.

Good, next door to night market

Really rude lady from the staff. You would expect atleast a towel if mo other toiletries, Requested obe and she said no and offered to sell it for $11 on the fly early in the morning. Stay away from this place.

AMAZING

This is more like a hostel, with many shared room with 2 bunk beds. Since all rooms are on the 2nd floor, the man and woman bathrooms are close to each other. The area is next to the evening market, and along the street are so many eateries. It is about 10 mins easy walk to the subway so location wise it is very convenient. Breakfast was only ok. Service was ok as well. They do offer storage for your luggage when you have to check in early or check out late.

Great location. Walked distance to many attraction.

Great location. Decent breakfast.

Amazing

Amazing

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Hotel Outside area is dirty

I like here everybody can spoke in English . They did exlent job for my lost and found . I forgot my items in my room when I checked out .they found and keep for me . I really appreciate that .

Good

Large, multi-floor modern, full facilities to heat food, clean dishes, do laundry, vending machines for snacks and necessaries ( purchaseable shower shoes, small towels) Change machines. Lounge areas for group gatherings or to enjoy meals. Has rooms with single, double beds (some appeared to have showers) and quad bunk beds. Bunk bed rooms have a locker with a key (deposit needed/returned) Only issue was lavatories were just a little dirty but cleaned daily. Understandable though as it appeared that several schools and/or teams of young frenetic boys were on my floor xD Only issue was snoring by bunkmates (They sell earplugs!) Maybe guest questionnaires should ask: Do you snore? Many eateries just outside the entrance But there also appears to be a cafeteria being used by the school boys and guest families. Very much like large youth hostel facilities of NL.

The room is clean. I love the breakfast area. Each day they offer different kind of dishes. Unlimited coffee too.

The location is convenient. I am a solo female traveler. I felt safe there the whole time. Each bed in the shared dorm room has a small storage area which can be locked with a key. It's big enough for two standard-size backpacks.

Location wise, quite convenient as it is just 7 mins walk from Shuanglian MRT (red line) and 1min walk to NingXia night market. However, I would not recommend female traveller to stay in this hotel. It's not an usual hostel where security is tight. The whole floor is shared with other hotel guests. For example, there are around 20 hotel guest rooms + few hostel guests. Shared toilets are located at the back whereby Male & Female toilet just next to each other. Meaning that, any hotel guest or Male guest can actually enter the Female toilet without even your realisation. Imagine if you come back at night and take a shower, any Male guest might just hiding outside and take your picture. Cleanliness is bad. I shared with 3 other ladies and the room is super small. All my room mates enter the room without changing their shoes. Imagine the smell of their feet and dirtiness of the shoes. Bed is super hard too. I totally can't not sleep well.

AMAZING

The place was exceptionally clean and modernized. It's sketchy outside, but the hotel is nicer than i anticipated. It seems to be primarily a dormitory for youth on tours or sports trips and can be a bit noisy, but all was quiet by 9.pm. Our room for my wife, me, and son, was private with three twin beds. I found only one english channel on TV: Cinemax, captioned in Chinese. Full sized coin-operated washer and dryer were a welcome sight. Breakfast was Chinese -- lots of noodles and broth.