My first night on my first trip to Taiwan was spent at Hotel 73. Chiang Kai Shek Memorial gardens and the C-train a short walk as well as Starbucks. The Hotel Staff were 5 star quality and as it was all new to me, it will be a memory I cherish. Rooms, lobby and quaint cafe in basement were spotless.... More

Great hotel in a convenient location. Excellent value for money. Free fast wifi. All the staff very friendly and helpful. Rooms have cool design. Nice art in the lobby.

I stayed here for a total of 6 nights. Although the hotel room is quite small but it consist of everything that you will need. Hotel staffs are very polite, even the housekeeping auntie, they will smile at you and greet you good day. Location wise, it's near the famous Yong Kang street and CKS memorial hall. Only bad side... More

We booked this hotel as we had gotten rave recommendations on its sister chains, CityInn. They have like a dozen CityInns in Taipei and all were snapped up when we were reserving (just kidding...actually, there are 4 of 'em :). Admittedly, we booked it only a week before coming to Taiwan so looking at the availability, we lunged at Hotel... More

We were impressed the moment we got out of the taxi. The hotel is modern from the outside and very stylish on the inside. The reception staff were very helpful and spoke great English. It was already late in the evening and we didn't want to go far for a meal so we were given these handy little maps that... More

We stayed for two nights. It's a nice, clean hotel with small but practical rooms. I suggest you get a room as far away from the elevator as possible as the doors are thin... This hotel is often part of package tours from HK, so try to get a good price. Reception. The staff is very friendly and highly helpful.... More

This hotel is full of little touches. The staff speak very good English. There's a rather large photographic exhibition space off the foyer. The rooms are individually-decorated with very large bathrooms featuring huge stone bathtubs. It's in a convenient location near the Chiang Kai-Shek memorial hall and a famous food street featuring the very first Din Tai Fung restaurant branch!... More

This is a budget hotel which cosy guest room. There is no window in my room so it seems no fresh air to come in. Bathroom is alright although the bath tub door cannot close tightly. Bed is comfortable with free/ fast wifi provided. Breakfast is bad, too many people with too little space and limited choice. I can't complain... More

I stayed there for 2 nights in the busiest dates of the year-- 24-26 Dec. This great hotel, however, didn't turn me down in the chaotic dates. This hotel is stylish and young, and so do the staff. Yet they are providing excellent services that was totally out of my expectation! They were just thinking what was good to their... More