Taipei Garden Hotel

The room is a very reasonable size and one of the places you can have a family with two kids in the same room. The shower is good and there's a deep tub nice for 1 person to soak. The bathroom does have some windows and although they are covered it gives up some privacy. The location is decent, with many buses, but a bit of a walk to the subway.

Taipei Garden Hotel is an excellent choice for families seeking a comfortable and convenient stay near Ximending in Taipei. Located approximately a 10-minute walk from Ximen MRT Station and just 3 minutes from Xiaonanmen MRT Station, the hotel also offers a complimentary shuttle service to Ximending and Longshan Temple. Guests wishing to use the shuttle should make a reservation at the service center or by phone (ext. 6) in their guest rooms one day in advance before 6:00 pm .   The hotel provides family-friendly amenities, including a free limited supply of baby cribs, baby bathtubs, bottle sterilizers, and bed guards upon request . This makes it a suitable option for families with young children who prefer to stay in a quieter area while still having easy access to nearby attractions.  In terms of nearby conveniences, the hotel is surrounded by various dining and shopping options. Guests can find a hotpot restaurant, 50 Lan bubble tea shop, a dumpling eatery, 7-Eleven, and PX Mart in the vicinity. Additionally, a Carrefour supermarket with a 24-hour food court is located diagonally opposite the hotel .  For children, the hotel offers complimentary snacks, with a quota of two bags per room. Guests can also request the concierge to make restaurant reservations, providing their budget and preferences. The concierge service is known for its efficiency and can be contacted via LINE for added convenience. As of the latest information, a three-night stay at Taipei Garden Hotel booked through Trip.com is priced at approximately NT$19,000. This makes it a recommended option for families seeking a balance between comfort, convenience, and accessibility in Taipei. 

We stayed for 3 weeks there. Great service. Close to every thing. Professional staff. Great international hotel。 larger room and love the snacks they provided. Jimmy the manager is great and professional. They have a great theme too. Easy to get to all tourist spots. Close to big supermarket for every thing you need. Easy to get to 西門町。

Enjoyed our stay, room was excellent, very clean,well supplied. |Breakfast was to a reasonable standard for western style.hotel staff were excellent and attentive and polite. |I personally found the bed quilt too hot to sleep under and there was no sheet.There was no western style tv or access to movie supplied.|Overall I'd say excellent hotel and would love to return one day|Great position for restaurants and shopping and close to mrt for access to airport.

Mid- range luxury. Very comfortable beds. Clean and up-to-date. Very nice breakfast buffet. Located in the middle of Taipei, being very close to virtually all sites and retail. A Carrefour right across the street. Very convenient location

Slightly far off from ximending, however theres a shuttle evry 2 hrs to bring you to the main street. Alternatively, its around 10-15mins walk. Hotel is comfy, located opp a 24hr carrefour. They also provide free high tea voucher at the thai restaurant.

US perspective: Overall a great hotel option for Taipei. It's centrally located to a lot of things if you're here sightseeing. It's also across the street from a Carrefour (big grocery store) and. McDonald's. The rooms were all nice. They were a touch small, but they were comfortable and certainly do-able. The breakfast buffet was very good if you're accustomed to Taiwanese breakfast items. But they include enough Korean and American items to make it seem familiar enough. The staff was always friendly and helpful. My biggest complaints are that there isn't an ATM at the hotel. I had to go find a 7-11. And the morning wait for the elevators, especially on the weekends, was pretty ridiculous. One nice perk was that they gave us a plastic bag to go downstairs and fill it up for free with a ton of Taiwanese candy. The kids loved that.

We had an enjoyable stay in the hotel. Room was clean & staffs were helpful & friendly. There was a big varieties of food for breakfast. Location was convenient. Surrounded by small shops, marts & Carrefour. They provided shuttle service to places.

Great location, walking distance to Ximending. The front entrance was a bit confusing as they blocked off the main entrance and required guests to go through the two smaller side automatic doors (also the doors don't seem to open until your face is almost touching and there's no button to push either). Staff was very friendly and courteous, quick to help guests when they walk in. Our deluxe room was pretty spacious and large. I was told most rooms come with 2 beds put together as a king by default, but you can request they separate the beds if you want. There was a free bag of Kuai Kuai (corn snack) upon arriving. The room is also super "smart" and there's an AI/smart hub that'll listen to you but it just kept opening the blinds whenever we walked into the room. The separated shower/tub area from the toilet was nice, but there were no hooks/towel racks in the toilet room, so nowhere to dry your hands after using the toilet. Sink counter space was also pretty limited. The fitness center was on the 16th floor and was very fairly small, though seemed like it would have a good view during the day. All in all, it was a very nice hotel with very convenient location. It is still a bit of a walk to the nearest MRT station so keep that in mind.

Oh my goodness. What a wonderful hotel! Highly recommended, even for large families! Service is excellent and walking distance to everything you need! Don't think it's fair that they've received less than 5 stars due to location, it's all about what you're looking for!

We stayed here for 4 nights and it was for the most part a pleasurable experience. The hotel is closely located to the MRT station so transportation is readily available. The hotel itself is nice, clean and the staff are friendly. There is breakfast buffet style at their restaurant near the check-in counter, Nice variety of breakfast items both Western style and Chinese cuisine. COVID safety rules are stringently enforced. The room is nice and spacious, has "Hello AI" capacity for voice command, offers nice bathroom with amenities, shower and little Japanese style bath, mini frig, safe with closet, flat screen TV with variety of channels, complimentary bottled water, No complaints for the room. The work out gym was out of order so that was a bummer. The hotel offers a Spa treatment as well. Problem with concierge though upon checking out with 7 pieces of luggage, no one was available to assist me with the loading of luggage, so negative star for lack of service. I would recommend this hotel.

This hotel is pretty nice. It's centrally located and only a five minute walk to the metro. The place is immaculately clean and bright. The rooms are a nice size. I love the double showers and the function on the toilet that washes your behind. The room key powers up the whole room. You stick it into this compartment by the door. Gone are the days of the hang tag that tells the housekeepers, "do not disturb." Now, you just press a button by the key compartment and it lights up the sign outside the door. They also have two restaurants in here. I tried one of them, La Fusion. It was standard. On the sixteenth floor is the fitness center. It's not too big but has a nice view of the city as you work out. It has cardio and weight machines. The workers are super nice and helpful. Whenever we wanted to go places, we would ask them and they'd give us a map and point us in the right direction.

Yelp 100 Challenge 2017 92/100 I really liked this hotel. I would have given 5 stars except that the location wasn't as central as we expected. Luckily cabs are so cheap in Taiwan that it didn't matter. Rooms 5 stars - room was spacious with 3 beds. We had plenty of space for our luggage. Shower was good with excellent shower pressure. Location 3 stars - It is within walking distance of one shopping area and there is a Carrefour a block away if you like fast food. Otherwise you have to take a taxi or train to everywhere else Service 4 stars - Lobby staff are really nice and very helpful. They will call cabs for you and give the cab driver your destination. They also helped us make dinner reservations. The coffee shop and bakery next to the lobby is terrible. Service is so slow and the pastries aren't good.

I booked this hotel via Orbitz and got a good deal with the airline ticket purchase, for almost half off its regular price. This is one of the few hotels in Taipei that as a fitness facility, with treadmills, eliptical machines, weights, etc. and a small outdoor jacuzzi, which you would have to pay to get in. They also have on-site massage, which I got for a 90-minute session and it was fantastic and definitely helped loosen my stiff back after the 13-hour flight from San Francisco. They also have a few on-site restaurants, including a Chinese buffet, Japanese and American as well as a bakery/cafe. The location is great too, near the Xi Men Ding, where you can get some shopping done for trendy but inexpensive clothing. Best of all, there is a Carrefour right across the street from the hotel and they are open 24/7. So the first night I was having jetlag and woke up hungry at 2 am and was able to walk over to Carrefour to find something to eat and do some shopping... Who knew this hotel can be so popular. After staying there for two nights I wanted to book for a few more days but they were fully booked all the way up for the following month! It was probably partially due to the Chinese new year, but I think with the amenities the room rate is relatively good compared to other hotels in the east side (and more trendy) side of Taipei. I would definitely come back next time I come to Taipei and need a hotel room!

Stayed here for three nights with the family. Clean and serviceable, a bit off the beaten path but very convenient to the metro so a good choice if you feel comfortable navigating your way around on public transportation. The hotel has several restaurants, including a Japanese restaurant and steak house ... but they're expensive (as should be expected). We didn't eat there since ... well, you're in Taiwan so why would you go to a Japanese restaurant or s steakhouse?? Excellent local breakfast fare is available right near the hotel, from the local convenience store (Family Mart), food storefronts (tasty and freshly made youtiao, dzou bian, soubing, dumplings, soy milk - just name it), and street vendors. Two very nice coffee stores are nearby as well (Louisa and Ikari) if you need a latte or cappuccino fix. Just turn left immediately coming out of the hotel entrance, turn left at the first street (hotel bakery is on your left), walk down to the next street and turn right ... stay on that street and everything is within two to three blocks. For a lunch or evening meal, there is a great noodle shop down one of the side streets near the breakfast stores - unfortunately the name is entirely in Chinese so I can't remember or anglicize it here, but it is on the left hand side down the sidestreet immediately after passing the Subway.

We stayed at the Taipei Garden Hotel during our last trip to Taiwan, it was part of a package deal, so I did not have any say in where to stay. It was quite the hassle to get here from the airport, since it was a smaller hotel without direct shuttle. They required you to take an airport shuttle to a bus terminal, then a second transfer all the small hotels in the area, which took a good hour wait until they make a trip to drop off the passengers one by one at the hotels in the area. Lesson learnt was to take a taxi. Despite the trouble getting here, the location was one thing I like about the hotel, it was located in the Ximending, translate to West Gate town, and you can do a lot of shopping within walking distance. The lobby was decorated nicely and staffs were quite friendly here. The rooms were quite clean, and the beds were actually big compared to most hotels in Asia. They do have nice view of the whole city from the rooms, and you should be able to snap some nice pictures too. Overall, it was a nice cozy little hotel, but I still prefer the international brand ones more.

Have not stayed there - but their coffee shop, which is close to many other tourist sites and shopping areas - and provides a good breakfast, good coffee and pastries which are exquisite. Its also in a very walk-able area of the city. Maybe next time we'll stay there.