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I didn’t have high expectations for a capsule hotel, but I’m really impressed with this one. The sheets are clean, and the toilets are frequently cleaned too. There are at least 4–6 hairdryers available, and mouthwash is provided. Other toiletries are available at a price. They give us slippers to change into. The first towel is free, and you can rent additional towels for 50 TWD—which I did. Just note that it’s a bit hard for the towel to dry properly inside the bunk. I only had hand carry luggage and ran out of clean clothes, so the washer/dryer is really a life saver! They work fantastically (50 TWD per use). There is also a drying area and handwash area with free detergent. Family mart is just next door!||I absolutely love the free coffee machine—it serves good coffee and chocolate milk—and the cheese crackers are a nice touch. They also offer free toast with jam in the morning. There’s a fridge and a dining area too, and a microwave (I didnt use it)... though you’ll need to wash your own dishes.||Some of the bathrooms have the shower and toilet together in one space, which is quite typical and still kept very clean. There are a few house rules—mainly to keep noise levels down—but the other guests were really polite and quiet. I slept well. I also met and chatted with a few friendly travellers in the dining area.||Overall, I’m very satisfied and will definitely come back again. The location is prime—just a stone’s throw from the M8 exit of MRT Taipei Main Station—making it incredibly easy to get around the city. It’s also close to NTU Hospital.||I was assigned the top bunk and had to climb up and down, but aside from that small inconvenience, everything was awesome. I could sit up quite comfortably within my bunk. It’s a fantastic place for a capsule hotel.