Hotels near Samyama Gallery in Taipei

What sets this hotel apart: If you are looking to stay in a quiet neighborhood (instead of a hotel along a busy/noisy street) with a good value/price, great service, and convenient location in Taipei, this hotel is a strong contender. This combination is what sets it apart from other hotels. Hotels nearby are either priced higher or along the main streets. Positives: - The team's service and attitude are consistently professional and courteous throughout my entire stay. Everyone was professional. No one came across rude, impatient, or defensive. They thanked me for choosing them and also took responsibility/ownership on things they did not do right the first time. - They took notes on things you said and requested with immediate response or within 24 hours if needed more time. - They practiced active listening, asked clarification questions to ensure what I needed/requested. - Excellent breakfast, full of variety. They kept standard items standard by providing them daily but also added some variety by changing 3-5 dishes. All foods are fresh and prepared on site. - Housekeeping service had great attitude and was efficient in cleaning throughout the entire stay. - They have an elevator. Most hotels in Taiwan have elevators. - They are happy to help moving your luggage upon request. - Excellent hot shower temperature and pressure - Amenities provided in the room is abundant with good quality - They are trustworthy in honoring pre-agreed upon check-in requirements. Before booking this hotel, I asked about the check-in requirements and what I felt comfortable providing and what not. They agreed and executed accordingly. I appreciate how their words and actions are consistent, which is very different from some hotels (Best Western always acted inconsistently, Marriott, Hilton, and IHG hotels are spotty, some are good, and some are bad) in the US and Canada where they said/agreed one things and acted differently when I arrived at the front desk for check-in. Hotel services in Taiwan are generally much better in terms of service attitude and honoring their words. - Effective expectation management and communication - When raising issues, they took it with positive attitude: they always first owned it by providing a sincere apology, tried to solve it immediately. If they couldn't solve it right away, they asked for more time and provided a timeframe on when it would be solved. Throughout my stay, 50% of issues were solved immediately, and 50% were solved within 12 to 24 hours. No issues remained unresolved. - Common areas are always very clean and organized. Negatives: - Not always have people at the front desk to help open the heavy doors. Better to change it to auto-sliding doors. - The elevator carpet is gross and dirty: time to change it. There was a hair hidden underneath the hand towel on first day - raised the issue and they fixed it the next morning. Should not have missed at first place. - There was a dirty blue cup with watermarks all

Huge room and nice amenities. Carpeted floor makes allow comfortable walk around in the room without the need for bathroom slippers. Location very good. Walked for a bit to Taipei 101 view

The location is good the room is clean the staff is very kind cheap place to stay near station access landmark in a minutes this hotel is not for sensitive/ richkid people if your looking for budget friendly hotel choose this thanks you city hotel.

The hotel itself pretty old. VERY HUMID!!! Smells like old water. Even tho they have dehumidifier, but still smells bad and u can see the water drops on the walls. March 20th was pretty cold, but the room after 6pm was 14C. Called on receptionist to help Me,they said they don’t have any heating system. If you plan to sleep and your windows facing the street- u won’t sleep. It’s some clubs and bars in the building so all night you will hear drama and woman yells and crying outside of the bars. Moreover very loud cars that wants to speed up and make that loud sound. Its fine for the money but I didn’t sleep well at all. Note it was Wednesday night and still loud people … Maybe they should clean the shower better because you can see the discoloration, didn’t want to take a shower there…

Great location near Taipei 101, along with Taipei Main Station with MTR conveniently outside hotel fron too. Hotel itself is on 14th floor. Was a comfortable enough stay. No real amenities but staff were extremely friendly and helpful. Rooms a bit tired looking.

The location of the hotel is great, there is a department store nearby called Ming Yao. Lots of familiar stores too like uniqlo, zara, h&m and starbucks in the area. train station is also close, there is also a supermarket called Carrefour and 7eleven near the hotel. Happy with their service, the front desk that assisted us is very kind and warm, the check in time is 3pm but we got in the room at 2:20 pm which was so considerate. I will not hesitate to book this hotel again if ever I will go back to Taipei.

As someone who often travels for conferences, I found my recent 5-day stay at CHECKinn Taipei XhiYi to be exceptionally convenient and enjoyable, especially considering its proximity to the Taipei International Convention Center and its affordability. CHECKinn's location is its crowning glory. Just a short walk from the Taipei International Convention Center, it was incredibly convenient for attending my conference. This proximity saved me valuable time and the hassle of navigating through traffic. Additionally, being in the heart of the Xinyi district, I was close to major attractions and public transport, making it easy to explore Taipei during my downtime. It's a stone's throw away from some of Taipei's most iconic attractions, like Taipei 101 and the vibrant night markets. The proximity to the MRT station made navigating the city a breeze. The staff at CHECKinn were exceptional. From the warm welcome at check-in to their helpful recommendations for local dining and sightseeing, they truly went above and beyond. Their attention to detail and genuine care for guests’ comfort stood out. The cleanliness of the hotel was impeccable. The housekeeping team did a fantastic job maintaining a high standard of cleanliness and hygiene throughout my stay, which was particularly reassuring in these times. While the hotel excels in style, the amenities are somewhat basic. The complimentary Wi-Fi was reliable, and the lounge area was cozy and welcoming. However, I missed having a fitness center or a pool, which could be a downside for some travelers. In terms of value, CHECKinn is a clear winner. It was the most affordable option near the Taipei International Convention Center, without compromising on quality or comfort. For budget-conscious business travelers, it’s a perfect choice.

The hotel staff were friendly, nice and helpful. Cleaning lady replenished the towels and toothbrushes etc on a daily basis. The room is small, but had two toilets - one bathroom and one toilet. The bathroom is the most enjoyable one. It was huge and comfortable. The exterior of the hotel needs a major cleaning - one can view the dust and dirt from the interior. The bed was comfortable, but tv channels are quite limited. I would really want to compliment the staff. They were so friendly, and helped arrange a massage session for me with Mother’s Day promotion. Easy to chat with them on what’s nice to eat nearby too. The location is fantastic in terms of the eateries and shopping nearby. There is also a supermarket nearby too. I used foodpanda and it was so convenient as well. Mrt is not so near (about 12 mins walk?).

Excellent service from staff, who are mostly friendly and polite. Location is unbeatable as just few steps from Zhongxiao Fuxing MTR and also can take CitiAirbus 1960 from Taoyuan Airport to hotel easily. However on return trip the bus stop is a little far away near Howard Hotel, wish they would re-open the nearby bus stop near hotel back to airport. So as our luggage was quite heavy with many food items including mangoes, so we decided to take a taxi back to airport but this can be arranged with hotel direct at a special price NT$1,100 (it’s actually a private car like Uber) as much cheaper than taking a taxi that cost NT$1200-1300+. Also next door is Amo Bakery which sells excellent cheesecake, honey cake and cookies, must buy as it’s so good which we bought some upon departure day as quite similar taste to what we bought from Hokkaido before. And nearby has many great eateries, surrounded by stores like Sogo, Watson’s, Carrefour, Cosmed and a huge Poya store to stock up on beauty related stuff, must visit:)

We had a comfortable 5 days stay at Taipei Fullerton hotel. Housekeeping did a marvelous job to keep our room clean & tidy. Location was just 1 min to Da’an LRT station. There are many eating eateries within 1 radius from the hotel. The hotel also provides drinks & snacks at the lobby which appeal to many guests.