Taipei hotels near Cathay General Hospital

Pros: Great service, very good breakfast (one of the best on our 2 week trip) really beautiful room, very calm and relaxing. It really felt the staff was very attentive. I have stayed here twice and would definitely stay here again.

Pros: The staff was courteous, the room was nice and clean. The beds were comfortable.

Pros: I stayed at Liz Inn hostel from December 25th to 27th. The staff were more than helpful, especially Emma, who had great advice on how to get to places. I had a bad cough, and she took initiative to find me a doctor’s office nearby that was open on the weekend, looking up and calling several until she found one. In the lobby while I was relaxing in a chair and texting on my phone, I observed her spending a long time helping a man find a hotel with an available room for the night. His flight had been cancelled, and Liz Inn was booked, but Emma called around different hotels until she found a vacancy. I slept on the top bunk in a 4-person mixed room with 3 Taiwanese strangers (2 men, 1 woman). All of us were traveling alone. In the room, there was a locker for each guest, a refrigerator, a water heater, tea, and a bottle of water for each guest. The bathroom had 4 matching toiletry sets, including razors and shaving cream. Fresh towels were provided for each guest for both nights. The lobby had free apples and oranges to eat in the morning. There’s also a 7-eleven right across the street, where you could sit by the window with a beer and still be able to use the hostel’s wifi. To get there, just head east on Nanjing road from Zhongshan Station through one major intersection, and at the next major intersection, walk across to the McDonald’s and take a right down Linsen N. Rd. As you're headed south, mind the address numbers on the buildings. If the numbers dip below 107, you’ve gone too far. Once you’ve found Lane 107, walk east down it for a minute and you’ll see 7-Eleven to your left, Liz Inn hostel to your right.

Pros: Love there Breakfast selection

Pros: I really enjoyed the space of the room, a nice, reasonably priced boutique in what seemed like an upscale part of town.

Pros: Staff was helpful and spoke English. The room was quiet and the hotel was in a very good location. Easy access to the metro lines and plenty of food and nearby parks. The included breakfast was very good.

Pros: Breakfast was good.

Pros: Staff were friendly

Pros: Breakfast was very good Decor is nice but old Comfortable beds

Pros: It was located in a great authentic district in Taipei, near temples, restaurants and the Fine Arts Museum. (Nothing like the glitz and designer shops around 101). Staff was very helpful, sleeping room had all the amenities, bar and pastry shop were right there on site. We could not have been happier while experiencing Taipei.