Taipei Hotel Guide - Banqiao First Stadium hotels in Taipei, Taiwan.

"Fabulous modern hotel."

"Staff was very nice. There is a nice restaurant that serves Chinese cuisine and western cuisine. Also, they have afternoon tea/coffee service. Nice environment. However, the surrounding area is not too good."

"Always a great stay. This time was the best. We opted for self check in. A manager came over to help my friend check in. The kiosk prints cards and the receipt. VIP for Expedia guests. We got a 2 hour late checkout. This is my 5+ stay. Starbucks coffee shop inside the hotel. Recommended!"

"Very clean, cordial staff and excellent location. Very close to metro, high speed train and bus station. "

"Very convenient location. 5 minute walk to both the Central Train Station and the massive Night Market … "

"Clean room"

"The hostel is located within walking distance of Fuzhong MRT and various dining options, such as cafes and the Banqiao Nanya Night Market. The lobby area is clean and check-in was easy, with staff able to speak some English or open to translator usage. Rules for the establishment were provided in English. Floors were divided my male and female dormitories, with the provided key card needed to access the elevator and the sleeping area, while room keys were used for individual rooms. Slippers were provided to keep the sleeping area clean. The room was clean, with towels and sleep wear provided. There was enough space to move bags under the bedside shelf and one electrical outlet available. The shared bathroom was clean and showers came with shampoo and body wash. The rooms and bathroom were cleaned during the early afternoon everyday. Noise was low, with doors and footsteps being the only sounds during the nights. The breakfast provided from 7-10am on the 7th floor common area was good. Laundry and dryer machine worked well, with detergent provided for free. There were also spa rooms available next to the common area. Overall, the hostel served as a good rest spot for someone who spends most of the day adventuring throughout Taipei and the surrounding area. The nearby MRT made it easy to get around and food was available locally."