Hotels near Luzhou District, New Taipei City

It’s been once of the best experiences ever. I had booked a single room for 3 nights. Since the air conditioning ( central one so couldn’t turn it off) was too loud for me I couldn’t sleep for the whole night. The next day, I told them and they gave me a big room ( where I couldn’t turn it off) since they had one left. The third night as they had no other available rooms they refunded the last night room. Thank you so much for your kindness and support !!! I really appreciate it!!

Great location, very close to the MRT station. The room was clean and the bed was big and comfortable. Free parking was included for one stay. I've stayed here twice now and really like it; I'll definitely recommend it to friends.

Fuss free easy check in through the car park drive thru guard post. Accommodating with our side by side room request and extended one hour early check-in grace for our family with young children. Thank you Hub Hotel Xintai as this made it easy for me to quickly wind down my over tired children from the long car ride. The convenience of not having to take down our heavy luggage from the car saved us time, energy and provided so much convenience. Room was very clean, spacious and newly renovated. Bathtub was a nice have for my young children and we actually liked that the shower pressure was kept moderate to prevent water ponding and allow for a comfortable shower. TV was big and my children could watch some movies and YouTube channels which kept them occupied whilst I re-pack our luggage for departure just outside our room and right by our car. Highly recommend their room with garage if you are driving! It’s such a rare find in New Taipei City area with affordable accommodation pricing. Clean, convenient, spacious, comes with your own door step carpark and free flow snacks and ice cream! Sit in the car and check-in with sleepyhead children was so convenient and fuss free.

The hotel itself is good, and the service is excellent. It's only a few minutes' walk from Taipei Bridge MRT station, and the Sanhe Night Market is nearby, offering a wide variety of food options. However, the building it's located in is a bit mixed, especially the KTV on the fourth floor. It doesn't feel like a reputable place (and the hotel shares the same elevators), with many different people coming and going at night. Therefore, I wouldn't recommend it for families, especially those with young children, as it feels a bit unsafe.

The hotel's location is really convenient. It's about a 5-minute walk from the XuHui Middle School MRT Station, and there are convenience stores, supermarkets, and restaurants nearby. The staff are very friendly and the rooms are spotless.

There was a slight misunderstanding on the platform regarding the hotel's opening information for 2024. It might be an older hotel that was refurbished and changed ownership in 2024. Due to a late check-in for a business trip, I chose a windowless economy room. The room, perhaps because it's an affordable and popular option, showed signs of heavy use and the renovation felt a bit superficial, leaving an overall dated impression. While there's no breakfast, they do offer free, simple light meals in the morning. A cup of coffee, a drink, hot soup, and freshly baked bread, combined with a pleasant dining area, somewhat compensated for some of the room's drawbacks.

🎉I highly recommend this hotel. 1. The environment is pleasant, the décor feels new, and the rooms are quite spacious. 2. The elevators are equipped with access control and do not display floor numbers, which provides a sense of privacy. 3. The location is convenient, with both a metro station and bus stops nearby. 4. The front desk service is excellent—staff are proactive and patient. 💡That said, there are a few details I hope the hotel can improve: 1. One of the elevators does not require access control and allows entry to any floor. 2. Housekeeping is generally good, but sometimes snacks are not replenished (I must admit I really enjoy the snacks). I also found hair in the bathtub that wasn’t mine, and upon check-in, I noticed dirt on the outside of a glass (which looked like oral residue). 3. Breakfast offers four set menus, which are quite refined, but a self-service option might be even better. 4. Rooms with balconies have noticeably poorer sound insulation compared to those without, and I could hear traffic noise more clearly. 🧳Overall, my journey was very smooth, and staying at this hotel made my time in Taiwan even more enjoyable.

For context, I stayed at this hotel for 7 nights. Overall I enjoyed my stay and would stay here again. Pros: * Price. It’s a budget hotel! I paid about $40usd per night. * Location. Very close to all the bus stations and train stations you will need to start exploring Taipei. * Hotel staff were friendly. * My bed sheets were clean. Due to other reviews I was concerned about that. * Good wifi connection. Had an international video call no issues. No random disconnects. * Pretty quiet area. You can hear city noises such as cars and motorcycles in the area but its not disturbing my sleep or hotel enjoyment. * There is several convinience stores nearby, 1-2 minutes of walking. * Some people wrote that the area is sketchy but as a solo female traveler I felt safe both during the day and night on the streets. If you’re worried please check Google street maps. * There is a nice big park very close to hotel which is excellent as I love taking nature and wildlife photos * I dont know if the walls are thick or I had no one around me on my floor but it was really quiet and I never heard other people. So very comfortable sleep! * (Edited as I forgot it originally) The room was very spacious and good size! I could dance here with someone if I wanted to. That felt nice Cons: * No shower curtains means the toilet and floor will be wet. This does seem to be popular in Taiwan though. * Once you enter the room you will smell old cigarette smoke. I’m pretty sure its from many years ago. For me I stop recognizing the smell in about 2 minutes, so it wasn’t bothering me as much. In the past I stayed in smoking Japanese hotels where I’d start coughing and wanting to throw up immediately after entering the room. Not the case here, mild smell. * The overall physical condition of the hotel. Its pretty old and rundown. I would not take a bath in that bathtub. Also no washlet/bidet/bum gun made me sad. * No microwave in the hotel * I was incredibly frustrated with how hard it was to get the water temperature right in the shower. Twist it one millimeter to the left and its boiling hot, one mm to the right and its too cold.

Let me talk about the bad places first: the environment is OK, but I found that there is a small dry dryer by the bed, and then the sound insulation is not good, you can hear someone singing k; Good place: close to the MRT station, Sanhe Night Market is also next to it, there are many chain fast food stores, there is a small refrigerator, the bath water pressure is super large, it is sprayed, the hot water is very hot, but the front has to be opened for a long time, the price is cheap.

The room was super clean and comfortable. Location is perfect for easy access to metro and express train to the airport. It's also right across from a mall with lot's of food options, which was nice on the fist night not knowing where to eat first. The self check-in service unfortunately didn't work for us, but it was easy enough to ask the staff to help do it manually. One weird thing for the room we had was that the beds were on wheels, so the beds sometimes shifted if you were sitting up leaning against the wall too much. Other than that, everything was great and would definitely recommend staying here especially for a pretty reasonable price.