Cari Hotel baru di Taipei

"Excellent value for money, and the service provided was also very good. The room was clean and tidy, and there are many snack options on Tianjin Street. It's also conveniently located near Shin Mitsukoshi, making transportation a breeze."

"Hotel look new or newly renovated, well painted, bright and clean. Room and bathroom were clean and modern although lack of wardrop was a little inconvenient. The hotel seem to be run by educated young folks especially the reception staff and cleaning crew. Well mannered and helpful in amending dates of stay with the on-line booking platform ”Trip.com”. Location is pretty good , close to bus stops and subway station (about 8 mins walk) and plenty of food and refreshment store and very near Ningxia Road night market. I would defintely recommend it to friends, and will stay there on my revisit to Taipei"

"great location, simple and easy check in. front desk guy is friendly and he did explained to us how to get to airport and some attractions. room might not spacious but still alright. everything is good. recommended."

"The room was very clean. The hotel doesn't provide personal toiletries, so you'll need to bring your own. The location is convenient, near Yongkang Street and National Taiwan Normal University. There's a FamilyMart and a cafe downstairs. There's a 24-hour front desk. Overall, my stay was very positive."

"The location is great, with a FamilyMart, bus stop, and restaurants right outside. However, the stench from the bathroom drain in the room was terrible, and the whole room smelled awful. Even though it's in an alley, the soundproofing was awful; you could hear people talking, dogs barking, and cars driving by. I even suspected the windows weren't closed properly, but they were sealed shut. They should at least have airtight windows! It was incredibly difficult to sleep. The air conditioning was also terrible – the way it blew directly at my head was awful. Turning it on was awkward, but not turning it off made it stuffy… The weekend price was ridiculously expensive (over 10,000 for two nights), while the weekday price was acceptable. These are my impressions from the past two days!"

"I went to Taiwan on May Day and stayed in the newly opened Capella Hotel in Taipei for two nights. I would like to share my experience with you. The hardware environment of the hotel is first-class. From the moment I stepped into the hotel, I could feel Capella's consistent high-end aesthetics and quality standards. The reception hall on the 14th floor is grand and stylish. The living room has both check-in and lounge functions. Whether it is checking in, meeting guests or resting, it is very decent. The atmosphere is full and the details are luxurious. The breakfast is great, worthy of the standard of a luxury hotel. Finally, after Tokyo Park Hyatt, I saw a hotel breakfast with blueberry and strawberry, which directly added points. Capella breakfast includes champagne. It was champagne oysters early in the morning. I felt a little dizzy~ Taiwan's local specialty breakfast includes egg pancakes, beef noodles and porridge. The iced latte is unexpectedly delicious. Taiwan's beverages are really amazing! However, this stay experience was not satisfactory in terms of software services. It may be because it was newly opened. The room service response speed was extremely slow. When you need something urgently, you often have to wait for a long time, which affects your mood. Because of government regulations, the room is not equipped with any disposable toiletries. Although it is understandable, it always feels like the policy is used to prevaricate the service. When you actually check in, you need a shower cap and toothpaste, and you have to call again and again... The service response is slow, which is somewhat inconsistent with Capella's high-end positioning. What makes me most dissatisfied and worried is the problem of the swimming pool. The hotel has only one outdoor swimming pool on the 14th floor. My husband went to swim at 8:30 in the morning and returned to the room with severe discomfort. His heart rate soared to 160 and he didn't recover all day. The reason is that the water temperature of the swimming pool is too high, which has exceeded the normal body temperature of 37 degrees. This is not swimming but soaking in a hot spring, but there is no lifeguard in the swimming pool, which poses a great safety hazard. The communication with the foreign manager was fruitless, and he only kept saying: ”Thank you for your advice and provide us with valuable advice~ Our lifeguard only starts work at 8:30.” Shouldn't there be lifeguards when the swimming pool is open? There is no display of key information such as water temperature, water acidity and alkalinity, and water monitoring report of the day next to the swimming pool. Guests cannot understand the water quality and water temperature of the swimming pool and it is difficult to use it with peace of mind. In general, the hardware environment of Capella Taipei is indeed excellent, but many problems with software services affect the overall stay experience."

"The toilet motor is not strong, the stool is not clean, and there is no exclusive shower head to flush the toilet; there is no service staff at the counter in the morning to help store luggage. The advantage is that it is clean and comfortable, very close to the exit of M8"

"First time staying at Holiday Inn Express Taipei, not far from Taipei Station The front desk clerk is very good, the rooms are large and small, and there is no need to take a ride to Dihua Street and Ningxia Night Market. I will stay in Taipei next time."