Hotels near MRT Daan Station, Taipei

The front desk staff were quite friendly and attentive. Cleanliness was just okay; there was long hair on the sink, and the floor wasn't swept properly, with lint visible. Don't ask for proof, I didn't take pictures, but there's no point in deliberately badmouthing them. Facilities were basic, but the business room was usable. The main advantage is its convenient access to the subway. The outsourced breakfast's peanut butter and meat patty sandwich was good. For the first two days, we got one meal voucher per room, but on the third day, we received two, which was great as we could try the turnip cake stir-fried with rice cakes. But I wonder why the standard changed.

This is a locally owned hotel and, although rated as a four-star property, it feels more like a three-star international chain hotel. The staff do not greet guests proactively and tend to respond only when spoken to. Even when thanked, they often remain unresponsive, which was rather disappointing. The hotel has a distinct 1990s vibe which is dated, but equipped with all the basic facilities one might need. Breakfast was quite unappealing, and the coffee was especially disappointing as it was served from a pot rather than freshly ground. That said, the location is excellent and just a few minutes’ walk from the rail system, with plenty of eateries and convenience stores nearby. From a pricing perspective, it’s reasonable value for money, and I wouldn’t mind staying here again, provided expectations are managed accordingly.

The shower hose is faulty so when you shower it sprays everywhere unless you hold it by your hand. The blinds at the shower room cannot cover the entire window so you have to be careful when you shower as people can see from outside the hotel. I asked to have a quiet room but at night I could still hear the ktv singing on 11th floor. Didn’t sleep well.

Very convenient location, right at the metro station. Warm and welcoming lobby, very clean rooms. There is a snacks and drinks bar at the lobby for guests, and they provide instant noodles at night for free.  The breakfast was decent. The biggest downside was that there's only one lift servicing all 11 storeys (excluding basement levels). So a little patience is required during peak hours.  Service was great, staff are polite and courteous. Just a small hiccup though - the room wasn't made when we returned at 6pm, and the cleaner lady came over at 630pm to clean... Other than that, was still a great stay. Thank you!

Hotel is in a strategic position. Just above exit 6 of Da An Station & lots of choices for bubble tea & good cafes alone exit 3. Convenience stores are also nearby whereby we can drop in to get our last minute stuff or food browsing. Hotel is clean too. We will come back to this hotel for our next visit.

The location of the hotel is excellent . The airport bus stop just Infront of the hotel and if those who wish to go to Jiufen, the bus stop is just 100m away . Da an mrt station is just 10 mins walk away . Breakfast was excellent . It’s cheaper to book room include breakfast . We stayed for our breakfast from 0800-1030 hours ! The only setback was we were not allowed to extend our checkout time by 1 hour as the receptionist claimed the hotel fully booked for the day but however if we wish to extend, we can but have to pay !

Great location with walkable distance to the underground station (5min walk). The Taipei 101 and world trade centre is close by. The room is clean and tidy, no smell or mould. The room is generally good for sound proofing. Good water pressure and hot shower. The only complaint is that the pillows are very soft and flat. Only because of this we would not consider booking in again.

The hotel is old and outdated - with the furnishings and equipment breaking. 1/ Room was cold. It was winter. Heat was not an option - because it doesn't turn on. To make it worse - the room was damp and moist. So you're sleeping in a cold damp room in the winter season. 2/ The panel controls don't really work. There are buttons to selectively switch off lights - but they don't work. So you got to turn everything off at night time. Can't leave the night light option on, to see better in a dark room at night. 3/ The bathtub leaks water when you shower. Photo taken. 4/ Even the water dispenser leaks water. Photo taken. Only good thing is they provide a free breakfast. They also provide a happy hour in the evenings.

The location is excellent, right by Taipei's prime Daan Forest Park. It's a bit of a walk to the subway, which is why the price isn't steep; it's quite a bargain. You're just a short stroll away from Taipei's most expensive luxury residences, Di Bao. Although the room is a bit dated, it's fully equipped and even has a scenic bathtub. The breakfast is also very good. Highly recommended!

recently stayed at MGH Mitsui Garden Hotel Taipei Zhongxiao and were pleasantly surprised by how comfortable and convenient everything was. As two older adults, we appreciated how easy it was to get around—the hotel is literally next to the MRT, so moving between sights, cafes, and shopping areas was effortless without needing long walks. The hotel has a calm, modern Japanese feel that made us feel relaxed the moment we stepped in. Our room was clean, well-designed, and quiet, with a very comfortable bed that gave us good rest throughout the trip. The bathroom layout was practical and safe, and we liked that everything was thoughtfully arranged. The staff were consistently polite, friendly, and patient, and they helped us with directions and dining suggestions whenever we asked. We also enjoyed the public bath in the evenings—very soothing for tired legs after a full day out. Overall, it was a comfortable and pleasant stay with excellent value. Take a look at the breakfast spread. We would happily return to MGH Mitsui Garden Taipei Zhongxiao on our next visit to Taipei.