I stay here for a few days each year when I attend an education conference. This time, I paid US $75 per night. The rooms are clean and appointed with all basic amenities. Wi-fi Internet is included. The highlight for me is the bountiful breakfast spread each morning. The finer offerings are Chinese style; western style foods are more limited.... More

I stayed here for 5 nights in one of their semi-suite rooms. It's not a fancy or luxurious hotel, but very pleasant, especially at the reasonable prices they charge. The room was large and well furnished, with a big and comfortable bed. The bathroom was fine, with a nice big shower cubicle. There were plenty of points for charging phones... More

I stayed here in a suite for five nights and had a very good experience with this hotel. Rooms were spacious and with all mod cons, with the living study area able to be separated from the bedroom. The service in the hotel was excellent and helpful, and the position was good being a 10 minute walk to the MRT... More

This hotel is so close to the NTU. Only a 3 minute walk. The breakfast was nice and the beds were comfortable. The one complaint that I had was that they charged for WIFi and you could only be on with one device at a time. Frustrating. The staff was superb. I would stay here again!!

The rooms are large compared to typical US hotels and has a separate sitting area, and the hotel is in a good state and clean. The breakfast buffet is large and includes western and Taiwanese dishes. Overall the hotel is comfortable and a safe bet in a good location near NTU and Da'an park.

This is my second time at the Howard. It is walking distance to NTU and, as stated by others, close to many places to eat (e.g., Din Tai Fung). The rooms are spacious (although closet space could be a little larger). There is a front room with desk, couch and TV, as well as a separate bedroom and bathroom. Everything... More

This is the second time I have stayed in this hotel. Very useful if you are working at NTU, or the location is close to where you are doing business. Not so handy if you are a tourist looking for the centre of the city. Plenty of good eating places nearby. Rooms are comfortable and clean. Breakfast is very Asian... More

I've been reading the gushing reports on this hotel and must have missed something on my visit :) Location: If NTU is your destination, it doesn't get any better to just across the street to the campus. If its anywhere else in the city, then the Metro stop is a 5-10min walk away. This is a min street and there... More

This is a PPP (public-private partnership) between a hotel chain and the government, catering to visiting civil servants, and adjacent to the main Taiwanese civil service training center. That one should know, and in spite of the PPP, it is not primarily a hotel, even if it is used especially by the surrounding universities for foreign conference participants and the... More