Hotels near Calvary International Baptist Church, Taipei

We stayed for 5 nights, a quiet hotel as what other comments mentioned, a nice hotel without many people, as it only got around 40 guest rooms. It has no nearby shops, other than an Italian restaurant (boulevard Café – quite a good restaurant) and a convenient store. We travelled all by taxi, around US12 each trip to and from city centre. To airport, dependent on which route the driver chose, we paid US48 to hotel, and US35. It was not too difficult to wait for taxi, the most was around 10 min. Wifi is fast but stopped for 10-15 min in 2-3 nights during our stay. Our room is not as big as 33 sq m as stated in the website, I think this is around 23 sq m, with 2 beds, a bath room and wardrobe, and a table, a table for the fridge and a cabinet. So there is no sofa in the room, one of us had to sit on the bed. The bath room is spacious with a bath tub. The design is a bit interesting, water easily splashed out making the whole floor wet even they got curtain. Breakfast was delicious and one has to order from the set menu, with quite a no of choices, Chinese and western style. The environment of the restaurant is good, the window is from floor to ceiling on one side of the restaurant, overlooking the road with green mountains in the far end, trees and moving cars outside of the restaurant. Staff was sufficient to take care of my request. There are also free self-serviced laundry, daily supply of fruits and 2 can of cold drinks / 2 bottled water. One can do hiking to nearby parks, but we failed to walk there, and ended up stopped in a restaurant that served chi food but with ponds that allow you to fish the Thai shrimps and baked / consume on the spot. This is a nice hotel and it gives you a different feeling that commercial hotel cannot provide to you.

Pretty decent location and condition for this price. The only defect is probably the check-in procedure. The first step is to contact the staff via Line, which the QR code is above the number lock at the entrance and I saw a couple of people not being aware of it, then provide with them a photo of your passport. After that, you’ll get two sets of passcodes, one for the main entrance and another one for the box storing your keycards. The procedure is alright if you understand written Chinese, and preferably speak Mandarin, but definitely hard if you are neither.

I stayed in room 205. The light closest to the TV was malfunctioning and kept flickering. The bathroom door could not be locked. I hope the industry can take care of it in the future. There are a lot of ants on the table. There was a machine running in the room that sounded like it was coming from the ceiling. People who are sensitive to noise may want to consider this. Check-in time is very early, you can check in at 15:00. There are attached tea bags and a quick-boil pot, as well as a refrigerator for use. Overall, the CP value is high.

I stayed in a superior triple room on Saturday. The equipment seems to be a bit historical. The bed is very large and the single bed is very elastic. But there are always strange noises, I don't know whether it is the problem of being close to the elevator or the problem of the air conditioner! Sound insulation seems to be poor! The breakfast is not bad, the eggs and ham are freshly fried

Zhishan Pulu has a very good environment, close to the Abnormal Human Research Center (Internet cafe), close to the subway, and you can drink coffee at the counter. There are S0G0 Department Store and Daye Takashimaya Department Store nearby (there is a free shuttle bus from Zhishan Station), and there are many features nearby. Dining room! There is no merit in eating.

Great location within 3 minutes walk of a subway station, with lots of good restaurants such as LAKSA (delicious chicken curry and braised pork rice dishes!) in the local neighborhood. Also close enough to cheap homestyle ********* foods such as oyster congee and xiaolongbao soup dumplings at 2 different night markets (Ningxia is bigger and farther away than Shuangcheng). Clean room with lots of space for 3 people and big bathroom, with a very good water pressure in the shower. Weak wifi signal though, so it keeps dropping. Helpful and nice people at the reception desk, but it doesn’t have anyone after 10:30pm so you just use a keycard to enter the hotel late at night.

Generally, I don’t choose youth hostel accommodation when I go out. Considering that accommodation costs in Taipei are generally high, and I leave early and come back late every day, the actual time in the room is very short, so I stayed here once. It was also my first time staying in a youth hostel. . The overall condition of the public bathroom is quite clean. If it is a girls' bathroom, there is a special access control. There will be almost no services during the stay, so there is nothing to comment on.

1) Bfast were very limited to light meal only. mostly bread, butter, coffee and that scrambles becomes a hard boiled egg on day2. 2) The room was carpeted but they failed to clean on second day. Vacuum cleaner not used and the direct feol yesterday was still evident. 3) Cleaning of bed not done 4) Expect a telphoje call 1hr before checkout.

I love this hotel for the location and especially a lot of going on nearby the hotel. I happened to come across good bakery and 24 hour 7-11 which is quite good. The bathroom is really cleaned and equipped with the bath tub.

Receptionist was kind to upgrade our room. They serve local breakfast. Mainly porridge, soya milk, coffee and tea with toast bread which was acceptable to us. There is a driver to pick us up and drop off from the train station. Was a great experience and values for money.