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"Very nice smaller hotel .The room was very spacious & clean . The hot springs tub was great to use after a long day walking . The toilet very clean & bidet was nice addition . Surprisingly quiet stay even though our room was next to the elevators , from inside our room we didn't hear them even once . They give you use of a small fridge ( unlike most hotels are loaded with expensive crap to make more money ) their's isempty for you to use.The bed was nice , aircon also & easy to adjust . Only small complaint was a very small trash can that we overfilled a couple times . The hotel is in a very nice part of town & very close to the MRT station. Being close to an MRT station gives you easy access to all of Taipei"

"The main thing about this hotel is the views and the hot spring in room. Those were amazing and it is the main reason why you should go. The staff was very helpful and the room was decent. It is more expensive but the experience was good. Breakfast is decent and standard. Overall enjoyed the experience, perfect for a quick weekend getaway to relax with a private in room hot spring!"

"One of the Best"

"Excellent breakfast and good service. The hot springs baths were empty- had them all to myself both days."

"Great views, outstanding service, and very comfortable rooms. Breakfast was phenomenal and they even provide luggage storage and free shuttle back to Beitou Station."

"The basic room is cheap for reasons: below ground level, no windows, right next to the laundry room (so noisy). However, I still think it's a good deal in this area for this price."

"Air conditioning is not good."

"Great facility, clean comfortable rooms, and awesome breakfast!"

"Enjoyed our time immensely. The breakfast was refined, beautifully presented, and varied. The hotel was generous with amenities like afternoon snacks, evening happy hour, snacks and drinks in room, and face masks. The in room bath was beautiful stone and large. The public bath space was a little small but very clean and also had generous free snacks like apples, milk, and pokari sweat. "