Taipei Hotel Guide - Carol Young Clayart Workshop hotels in Taipei, Taiwan.

"Overall good property. "

"Extremely kind and friendly staff at the front desk. Breakfast menu was small but was sufficient enough to have a meal set option of Chinese or Western food. We got the Love Suite and it was more than enough space for a couple. The room had an amazing Mountain View and a private spa bath overlooking the outside views. Hotel location is fairly close to all the BeiTou attractions. Love the free shuttle service between the hotel and the nearest subway station. Will most definitely book here again!"

"Shuttle bus to the MRT station is too crowded during lunchtime. "

"The staff were attentive and could communicate well in English. They showed us the room and provided clear explanations. I appreciated the pillow menu, which allowed us to choose pillows to suit our comfort. The room itself was spacious, though the soundproofing could be improved as we could hear neighbours walking and chatting along the hallway."

"If you're looking value for money onsen room hotel, this hotel is great option all room have onsen tub included. "

"Comfortable, visitor area to meet others and relax "

"My favorite hotel in Taipei The staff is very professional and extremely friendly!!! Can’t wait to visit again!!!"

"Now catering for my unique dietary requirements is always painful for most accommodation, I don’t eat garlic, shallots, chives and asafoetida. Surprisingly, the breakfast buffet provided by Mellow Fields had too many suitable options to pick from. For this reason alone, I will stay with it again. The facilities were pretty aged and room layout was not the best in the industry, particularly if you were expecting an Instagram-friendly place. But I slept well while at Mellow Fields and I was a light sleeper, this aspect beat many other places of similar pricing."

"We were not expecting this place to be as great as it is. The staff was friendly and helpful. The restaurants were unexpectedly good with great food and views of the mountain. The onsen was a great experience. Just be prepared to have your Western views about nudity challenged (the onsen is nude only. No bathing suits allowed). Just one thing, the staff will tell you the in-suite onsen takes 20-ish minutes to cool down to a temperature that won't scald you. It was closer to an hour. "