Jian Shan Hotel

Literally every part of my stay made me smile. I booked and checked in on the same day with zero issues because the front desk was incredibly helpful. The room was spotless and exactly what I needed. Even after I checked out, the hotel held my luggage without hesitation, which made my day so much easier. On top of that, it’s genuinely affordable. I’m really grateful for the hospitality. 謝謝

I really loved my stay here. I was looking for a historic boutique hotel and this was exactly what I was looking for. My room was a decent size and clean. The location was perfect for me to visit the historic areas around this area. It's a short walk to Taipei main station.

Positives:|The theme/decorations of the hotel.|Thorough cleaning daily.|Two waters provided each day (yay!).|Hot shower water lasts a decent amount of time.|Shower wash/shampoo/hair dryer provided.|Wifi is strong.||Negatives:|Outside noise level.|Rooms are a bit small.|Stairs are rough.||The location is mid - far enough out to be less noisy than the city center; however, the 25 minute walk to Taipei main station can feel long (or maybe I was just doing it daily and was over it by the end lol).

Great, central location for cheap price. Bathroom in room. Small fridge was shared in the hallway for the floor. No elevator. We were in a 2-bed room which was two bunk beds where the bed was lofted above a small seating area with a table.

I have never stayed in such a small single room before - and I loved it! The furniture was cleverly arranged with a top bunk bed underneath which you had a little seating spot with a cushion, a wardrobe, a fridge (witj complimentary water, a kettle (with complimentary tea) and a hairdryer. The bathroom was practical with shower, sink, toilet and free shower gel/shampoo and had a window to the back of the building. It was very quiet and I slept very well. The overall industrial design felt warm due to dark wooden furniture.|In the neighbourhood were minimarkets, a temple and Starbucks to be found.|Cleaning was available every day upon request.

We stayed here 7 years ago, but I don't think things have changed much. The rooms are all small, but neatly and nicely appointed with retro/vintage Chinese decor. Everything is designed to look like the past so it has a very interesting feel and distinctive environment. We've not stayed anywhere else like it. Our double room was very small, but it was comfortable enough. There's no lift/elevator so you would have to walk up the stairs, but your luggages can be hauled up by a pulley system they have in place so that you don't have to do the heavy lifting. Overall, it's a nice hotel that's simple, but unique and best of all, it's very centrally located.

Great location very close to Dihua Street where there are many shops in pretty antique buildings selling all sorts of things from handicrafts to dried seafood. The room is tight but sufficient for a short stay. Love the high ceiling which gives a sense of space. And great value. Definitely recommend

Paul was an incredible host! Did everything he could to ensure we had a great stay in Taipei and his English was perfect. He even went to no end to help me when I lost my phone (calling bus companies, taking me to the police station etc). The rooms were wonderful & cute, the shower was great and the location was prime! Highly recommend here when staying in Taipei