Taipei Hotels with Wifi

"Had a pleasant stay at MeWorld Hotel Taipei Main Station. The location is excellent—just a short walk from Taipei Main Station, making it convenient for getting around the city and travelling to and from the airport. The room was clean, comfortable, and equipped with the essentials for a short stay. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the check-in/check-out process was smooth. However, the lift requires a relatively longer waiting time. Overall, the hotel offers great value for its location."

"The environment is really great, the room is spacious, and it even has a large balcony, a big bathtub, and a smart toilet~~ My family was very satisfied!! The lobby is magnificent and opulent. We didn't get to explore the secret passages due to time constraints, but we'll definitely come back next time..."

"Great location, very close to Taipei Main Station and within easy reach of the main shopping areas. Check-in and check-out were both very fast and efficient, and the hotel staff were friendly and helpful throughout my stay. Highly recommended for travelers who want convenient transportation, quick access in and out of the city, and easy access to shopping. The only thing that could be improved is the floor plan and wayfinding. The layout can be a little confusing, and it was quite easy to get lost at first. Overall, though, a very convenient and pleasant stay."

"This is my second stay here. The hotel is conveniently located about a 5-10 minute walk straight from Exit 1 of Shuanglian MRT Station. The lounge offers a great selection of hot and cold drinks, game consoles, massage chairs, and small desserts. The front desk service is also excellent. Ningxia Night Market and Chifeng Street are all within walking distance."

"Overall, I had a pleasant stay. The hotel's location is very convenient and strategic. It's within walking distance of Ximending, and there are plenty of restaurants and places to eat nearby, making it easy to explore the area. One downside is that the hotel no longer provides room amenities, which was a bit disappointing. The breakfast could also be improved. The menu was quite repetitive, and the food wasn't very tasty"

"I usually stay at hotels that are part of international hotel chains, but unfortunately, there aren’t many options from the hotel chains I normally stay with in Taiwan. I chose this hotel because it was the first one that came up in my search and the reviews were generally quite good. There are definitely some positive points. The housekeeping was excellent — the room was clean, tidy, and cleaned thoroughly throughout my 7-night stay. The hotel is also in a great location, and the Wi-Fi was fast and reliable. One feature I particularly liked was the automatic toilet, which was a nice touch and one of the reasons I’m giving the hotel 3.5 stars instead of 3. However, I have stayed at many genuine five-star hotels from international hotel chains, and based on my experience, I don’t think this hotel quite meets the standard of a five-star property. I booked a three-bed room, but the room felt quite small for three people. Even though there were two chairs at the desk, the desk itself was so small that it was basically full even when only one person was using it. For a room designed for three guests, I expected the workspace and overall usable space to be more practical. There were also some parts of the room that could use maintenance. For example, there was a section of the floor that felt uneven and slightly sunken when walking over it. These details may seem minor, but they are noticeable and not what I would expect from a hotel that presents itself as five-star. I also expected some basic amenities, such as a razor, toothbrushes, toothpaste, and bottled water, but none of these were provided. While the shampoo, shower gel, hand wash, and body lotion were all from the same line and had the same scent, there was no conditioner, which was surprising for a five-star hotel. The water system was also inconvenient. Guests have to get drinking water from a filtration machine themselves, and if you want a water pitcher, you have to request one. I understand that the hotel may be trying to reduce plastic waste and be more environmentally friendly, which I appreciate. However, in that case, a reusable water pitcher or glass bottle should be provided in the room from the beginning rather than making guests request one. The toilet area was also extremely small. Although I liked the automatic toilet, the bathroom door did not close properly. Even when closed, there was still a noticeable gap, which again is not what I would expect from a five-star property. Another issue was early check-in. I arrived several hours before the official check-in time and asked if I could check in early, but the hotel said I would have to pay for an additional full night. I found this particularly unreasonable considering that I was staying at the hotel for 7 nights. For a guest staying that long, I would expect the hotel to be a little more flexible and accommodating with early check-in, especially if the room was available. I would have understood a reasonable early check-in fee, perhaps 30–50% of the room rate, but charging an entire additional night felt excessive. To be honest, I have even stayed at non-chain three-star hotels that provided a better overall experience than this. That is why I find it difficult to consider this property a true five-star hotel. Overall, the hotel has a great location, fast Wi-Fi, excellent housekeeping, and some nice features such as the automatic toilet. However, considering the room size, limited amenities, maintenance issues, bathroom design, water system, and especially the early check-in policy, I feel this hotel is closer to a good four-star property than a true five-star hotel. If I were rating the hotel purely based on the room and overall five-star standard, I would probably give it 3 stars. However, because of the automatic toilet, fast Wi-Fi, good location, and excellent housekeeping, I’m giving it 3.5 stars overall."

"Some parts of this hotel needs serious upgrading and should not be used until repairs are done. I am disappointed that when I asked for a room with a window, i was thrown at the backmost part of the hotel where ventilation is so bad, molds are growing on the ceiling. The room was harshly lit, no soft light nor night light for sleeping. The lobby was nice, but no power sockets to plug your devices so you can work. Staff are helpful and friendly. Location is perfect. I wonder if this is the kind of room deal they give to those who use Trip.com."

"My room itself is relatively larger than most hotels in Taipei. It is warmly lit with a large bed, two pillows (plus an extra one). It has a huge window and a view of the neighboring buildings, but the sun reflects on that tall building in the morning and it’s pretty. Amenities include shampoo and body wash plus a lot of towels. But I didn’t find bathrobes, no comb, razor, toothbrush. You have to bring those personal things for yourself. What I love about this hotel the most is that it has a connecting bridge/pathway to Banqiao Bus Station and Banqiao MRT Station. So when it rains, it’s super convenient to walk to your hotel. I love this! I’m staying here again when I come back."

"Really nice, but the air conditioning can't be controlled by yourself. So it gets really cold and you have to just turn it off. Breakfast was also delicious, the only downside is that there's only a staircase leading to the door. There are lots of shops nearby, which is super convenient"

"It was located fairly conveniently, there is a bus that would go from Taoyuan Airport all the way over to a bus stop about 10 min walk away. It’s quite close to bus stops but if you want to ride the MTR, you would need to walk about 15-20 mins. The place is very clean, there is a family mart 2 mins away, and if you need parking there is an underground parking lot which cost additional fees to park, it also fills up at night, so if you need it, let front desk know in advance."