The Okura Prestige Taipei

Hotel · Kangle ·

The Okura Prestige Taipei

Hotel · Kangle ·

Elegant rooms with city views, rooftop pool, Japanese & Chinese dining

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No. 9號, Section 1, Nanjing E Rd, Zhongshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan 10450 Get directions

$$$

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"Situated in the hustle and bustle center of Zhongshan area,The Okura Prestige Taipei inherited the orthodox Japanese refinement and offer an array of difference room choices for pure relaxation. Entering the room you will find a traditional folded paper crane on the desk which was the greeting from the hotel to wish you a comfortable stay. Rooms are spacious, sliding door separate the bedroom, bathroom from hallway perfectly, each bathroom equipped with large bath tub and TV. Other than that, walk-in wardrobe, separate toilet and remote control curtain are considerable amenities for traveller. Walking down to the public space, the interior design are embellished with soft, bright lighting and sophisticated design. In the morning, heading to the Continental Room Buffet Restaurant on second floor to enjoy a rich meal, dish options are very Chinese and Western friendly. Last but not least, remember take the lift to the top floor to enjoy overlooking the taipei street on the rooftop swimming pool." - SW8

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"The Okura Prestige Taipei, Zhongshan District by SW8. Situated in the hustle and bustle center of Zhongshan area,The Okura Prestige Taipei inherited the orthodox Japanese refinement and offer an array of difference room choices for pure relaxation. Entering the room you will find a traditional folded paper crane on the desk which was the greeting from the hotel to wish you a comfortable stay. Rooms are spacious, sliding door separate the bedroom, bathroom from hallway perfectly, each bathroom equipped with large bath tub and TV. Other than that, walk-in wardrobe, separate toilet and remote control curtain are considerable amenities for traveller. Walking down to the public space, the interior design are embellished with soft, bright lighting and sophisticated design. In the morning, heading to the Continental Room Buffet Restaurant on second floor to enjoy a rich meal, dish options are very Chinese and Western friendly. Last but not least, remember take the lift to the top floor to enjoy overlooking the taipei street on the rooftop swimming pool."

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The Okura Prestige Taipei (Taipei, Taiwan) Verified Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"Japan’s Okura hotels might not have the name recognition of some of the other, more global luxury brands, but there’s no denying that the product itself is an impressive one. The Okura Prestige Taipei is set in a corner of the Taiwanese capital that’s known for its Japanese business connections, as well as its embassy district and its upscale dining and retail. The look is an eminently palatable contemporary-classic, and the comforts are indisputably high-end; among its restaurants are Chinese and Japanese options as well as a café featuring European pastries as interpreted by Japan’s most devoted patissiers." - Tablet Hotels

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Kamlesh C.

Google

We recently concluded a wonderful five-night stay at The Okura Prestige Taipei at the end of November, and it was truly luxury living at its finest. From the moment we arrived, the experience was fantastic. The staff were extremely polite and courteous, demonstrating a level of service that was consistently excellent. We were even fortunate enough to receive a generous upgrade to a room with a balcony. The establishment is exceptionally well-maintained, ensuring a pristine environment throughout our visit. Inside the room, we were impressed by the great noise cancellation, allowing for peaceful rest, and the AMAZING water pressure in the shower was a welcome touch. We also appreciated the daily water refills and the good Wi-Fi speeds. The hotel is well-equipped with three excellent restaurants on-site, along with an amazing bakery. Furthermore, the reception went above and beyond when our ATM failed, allowing us to convert currency directly, which was a huge convenience. Overall, we had a flawless experience with absolutely nothing of note to list as a negative. This hotel provides five-star luxury and comfort, and we would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Taipei.

Kelly C

Google

We stayed there for 3 nights in Jan and our stay was amazing! We were warmly welcomed by the friendly and polite hotel staff. They even had a little gift for my sister whose birthday was a week ago. Thank you for the efforts by the wonderful Team! :) Our rooms were clean, quiet, big and spacious. Bottled water were refilled daily. Zhongshan is good location and the hotel is very near (about 5-7 mins walk) to a train station. There are many places for shopping, ranging from big shopping malls to quaint little shops. Many cafes and bubble tea shops around for good coffee and tea. There is a family mart conveniently located just at the back of the hotel. We really enjoyed our stay and will be back!

Dudo2

Google

We chose the Okura Prestige as our base for eight nights exploring northern Taiwan. It's centrally located right next to Zhongshan Station on the red MRT line. Entrance/Exit 3 is only 100 meters away, but the extra 50 meters to Exit 4 are well worth it for those who appreciate an escalator. Right next to the hotel, there's a 7-Eleven, a pharmacy, and two large Shin Kong Mitsukoshi department stores with good restaurants and a large, diverse food court. All of this is within a five-minute walk. There's also an ATM in the hotel lobby. Overall, it was the perfect base for our needs.|The room on the 10th floor was spotlessly clean and featured a comfortable bed with top-quality linens. It also included a Nespresso coffee machine, a Dyson hairdryer, and a sturdy desk with ample and well-designed power outlets and USB ports. They certainly didn't skimp on guest comfort.|The breakfast restaurant offered a diverse selection and was excellent. The lobby staff were extremely polite, opening the doors, rushing ahead to press the elevator button, and even bowing.||We found this extreme form of Japanese politeness somewhat embarrassing. Conversely, we felt rudely harassed by the room service during our stay. After only the second night, a note was left in the mailbox by our door stating that they couldn't clean our room in the morning while we were still there. On the following days, the housekeeper knocked to ask when she could clean the room. On the day of our departure, she simply knocked briefly and then entered. This experience somewhat marred the otherwise overwhelmingly positive impression. Better training for the room service staff seems necessary so they don't make a mockery of the politeness displayed in the lobby.

Dennis H.

Google

The hotel is very well located with easy access to food, MRT, shopping mall and coin laundry sevice (not within hotel). The staff are friendly and helpful, especially the front desk and guest service attadance. They even go the extra miles in helping us plan how to manage our 3 big luggages in the room and helping us to find food that is situable for my son. The room is big, comfortable and clean.

Charles Y.

Google

Best value high end luxury hotel I stayed in since COVID. Excellent location, walking distance from Takeshimaya Department store and subway Impeccable, friendly and helpful service. Clean, modern and generous size bedroom and bathroom with comfortable beds. TV could have more western business, sports and news channel!

gsbpro

Google

The moment your walk into the lobby, past the doormen, you can tell this is a top notch hotel.||Everything about the hotel was perfect and deserving of a five star rating. From the doormen opening the doors and greeting you, to reception, the rooms, housekeeping, it was 5 star service.(other so called 5 star hotels on this same trip did not pass the test)||We had their deluxe king room. It was roomy and well laid out with plenty of room to stretch out and put our luggage on the floor (as we were only there 3 nights, we tend to live out of the suitcase rather than unpack) and not bump into everything. The bed was very comfortable.||The room had a good size desk, plenty of plugs placed were you would need them (except the nightstand on the right hand side of the bed had no plugs) , and good wifi ||The safe is inside one of the nightstand drawers (at first I could not find it) and big enough for your laptop and everything else you might want to store)||Bathroom was good size with plenty of room for both of us to lay out our stuff. Shower area was very large and the water was good (hot and strong).||The location is also superb. The hotel is close to one of the subway stations (about a 5 min walk). There are also a nice bakery across the street (we opted not to partake in the hotel buffet) as well as a 7-11.||All of the staff we encountered were terrific , friendly and helpful. The doormen ,concierge, front desk, the lobby attendants …not sure their title but they seemed to be watching over everything. One of these fellows standing in the lobby and helping people was particularly professional with us on the day we left. Our flight was in the evening, so we had stored our luggage at the hotel and went out and about for a few hours. After we got back, we were able to use the gym to shower and change. We were waiting for our driver, I wanted to get some water or a soda to drink, as it was pretty hot out the days we were in Taipei. ||I went to the bar to get a soda, and was told there was a minimum, per person, which amount was ludicrous for a coke (I think it would have cost me $15-20…if my wife did not join me). The little shop in the lobby did not have cold drinks (this is something they should fix btw) and I could not find anywhere else at the hotel to get something and did not want to run out to the 7-11 across the street etc to get one. I asked one of the attendants standing the lobby if there was somewhere I could get a bottle of water or something…and he said, “of course, just a minute”. He came back with two cold bottles of water. For free. When our driver arrived, this same fellow grabbed a couple more for us for the road! Now that was 5 star service.||The pictures on their website accurately reflect the hotel and rooms. ||I would highly recommend staying at this hotel when in Taipei. I will the next time we are there.

Christophe G

Google

2 stars for the good hardware and room. Hotel service is stuck in the past, this Okura Prestige has the earliest check out time of all Okura Prestige hotels, and will give you a hard time to even grant you a 12 o’clock check out as a massive favour. Yes it’s clearly stated on their website and they even make you sign on it upon checking in (it’s because of Covid based on their feedback, we’re in 2025 😆). Based on other reviews they will also come in the comment to highlight their clear rules and fees, so this is just to raise awareness and hopefully one day they can join the mid 2020s bandwagon where hotels are actually guest oriented and they would at the very least align with other hotels in the group.

34ng_np

Google

A 5-star hotel with authentic Japanese style in the heart of Taipei. The hotel has a spacious lobby, but there are not many seating areas for guests. I was offered a complimentary upgrade to an Executive room, which was very spacious and comfortable. In particular, the bathroom and toilet are separated, making it very convenient and giving us more space. The bed was very soft, though a bit short for me, and the air conditioning at night was not as cool as I would have liked. Breakfast did not offer many choices and the food wasn’t very fresh, though the miso soup was excellent. The number of staff seemed insufficient compared to the number of guests, and I hope they can be more proactive in serving customers. The location is quite convenient, close to the MRT, making it easy to get to the night market and near major shopping centers

Ed U.

Yelp

The Okura Prestige Taipei / Zhongshan (Taipei) -- The moment I saw 'Okura' in the name I knew this would be a plush destination for our five nights in Taipei as I was familiar with their luxury hotel in Tokyo. I was right as Jamie W and I were more than pleased with this top-notch five-star hotel conveniently located in the popular Zhongshan district. We were a quick stroll from the busy Zhongshan metro station which pretty much connected us to the rest of the city. We reserved a room with a King Bed for NT$7,159.87 per night (or US$218.50). Given the expansive size and amenities of the room, it was quite a deal. We really liked the way they separated the bath and dressing room from the Japanese smart toilet. The sliding partition walls were a nice touch because they helped maximize the space of the room. We could see Taipei 101 from our window as well as a lot of the southern half of the city. Even though we liberally used the free WiFi, we were too busy being first-time Taipei tourists to take advantage of their other amenities like the spa, the fitness center, the rooftop pool (hey, it was raining), and their in-house Japanese and Chinese restaurants, both on the high end. The neighborhood was frankly too rife with tasty eats that we didn't consider dining here. Next time. Regardless this will be our hotel of choice for our inevitable follow-up Taiwan adventure. RELATED - Exploring Taiwan? Here's my collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/3YNkL5j

George S.

Yelp

Excellent place to stay while in Taipei. Wished we could have stayed there longer. Only for a night. Within walking distance to many local eateries and shops. The Ningxia Night Market is about a mile away just wet if the hotel. I took a few photos of the facilities and food.

Jane T.

Yelp

only review the "Pineapple cakes" it was really really yummy great, yes, I 100% recommended it.

Priscilla W.

Yelp

The Okura Prestige Taipei is one of the top hotels I've had the pleasure of staying at. The spacious rooms are equipped with comfortable beds and pillows, a soothing rainfall shower head, a bathtub with a TV, Japanese bidets, and a work desk. Hotel amenities include a beautiful rooftop swimming pool and a health spa. The health spa, separated by female/male, is furnished with a comfortable lounge area with day beds, hot and cool baths, showers, wet and dry saunas, and dressing rooms. With gorgeous views of Taipei city, you'd forget you're in the busy populous city while relaxing at the spa. Staff was excellent, professional, and courteous too. I highly recommend Okura Prestige Taipei, however for short stays in Taipei, Okura may be a little excessive if you intend to explore the city for a majority of the time rather than stay inside a hotel.

Andrew D.

Yelp

Solid, newer 5 star Japanese hotel. One of the nicer newer joints in TP. I just wish it was a little closer to Xinyi, where most of the Western expat community stays. I loved the roof top pool, and the large glass showering the room. The bed, bedding and pillows were perfect. The bar downstairs was nice and classy. The concierge looked a little formal, stuffy, and shall I say staunch for my taste, so I never utilized their services. I'm sure any number of 5 star reservations could have been made, but not sure as to nightlife or cocktail bar recommendations. That said, there is a cocktail bar about 4 blocks away North/NW of here called MUD. It's good. Also, an Ippudo (yes like the NYC one) is like 4 blocks South. Not a sceney as NYC, but a good option for a slow night taking it easy. The train station is like 6-7 blocks away. So I liked that. Taxi to Xinyi or Da'an is about 200-250NTD. I'll stay here again.

Grace C.

Yelp

This review is just for the buffet restaurant. We had lunch there, and it is definitely above average in terms of buffet selection and quality. The seating options are either in the buffet restaurant itself or in the hallway area by the windows that overlooks the lobby. I recommend the latter if possible because the windows provide natural light and it just feels less crowded than eating in the restaurant itself. There is a wide selection of food, including a sashimi bar, carved meats, a fruit bar, Western and Eastern food options, sukiyaki made your way, and more. The dessert options are impressive. There were at least 9-10 dessert options, as well as a self serve Haagen Dazs ice cream bar. There's also a mini juice bar where they can custom blend your desired mix of juices.

Lilly C.

Yelp

When I was younger I could sleep anywhere. It didn't matter. Flea bag youth hostel...ya no problem...shower that might give you funky rash...ya no problem...but now that I'm older and...not so any wiser...I've become pickier about where I stay when I travel. I found Okura through a friend in Taipei whose company does a lot of business conference here. I was told they were sorta like the Mandarin Oriental but less pricey...while I'm not sure if anyone if similar to the Mandarin but I'll go with the flow for the sake of the argument. They're Japanese owned so you can be sure you're going to get the Japanese legendary hospitality...the rooms were quiet and sound proof with blackout curtains which I appreciated. The location is pretty good...I may prefer the Nikko's location a bit more but lets not nitpick here...I didn't have their buffet only because I wanted to try some of the great restaurants nearby but their coffee is decent which for this sometimes grumpy jet lagged traveler is a godsend.....

David H.

Yelp

This is the review about the 2nd floor continental room buffet. The price is on the higher side compare with other hotels. The food choice is above average. The sashimi section is pretty good and since the total number is seats is less than other competitions, the line is not as long. Overall. It is a good place to eat.

Matthew O.

Yelp

This has to be one of the nicest hotels I have ever stayed in. The rooms were fantastic. And when I say fantastic, that is probably an understatement. Everything about the room was of the highest quality. The bed was this fantastic plush mattress that you kinda just sink into and drift off to sleep. The pillows were also extremely plush and so fully stuffed that once your head touches the surface, you just drift off into a dream. The bathroom was very well appointed, with fantastic amenities such as luxurious shampoo and conditioner. The marble countertops gave the bathroom such a look and feel of elegance. Finally, the toilet. This was not some simple toilet. We joke around and say that the toilet is a porcelain throne. But in this case, it really is becomes it comes with the most fantastic bidet I have ever sat on. This bidet doesn't just wash and dry, this bidet has heated seats, water pressure controls, and light vibrating massage feature. Yes, a massage feature on a toilet seat. Furthermore, the breakfast buffet is fantastic. You have everything from western style waffles and toast to Chinese congee and Japanese soba noodles. While the stay here is most definitely pricey, you have to remember that you are paying for quality, and quality is what you definitely get :)

April C.

Yelp

I'm more of a quality over quantity kinda person so most of the time all-you-can-eat buffets do not impress me. People at buffets act like greedy savages as they pile a shit ton of food on their plates knowing that they're most likely going to leave most of the food uneaten :( So as you can probably tell, my review is going to be biased based on my already established opinion on buffets. So how did I end up dining here despite of my slight dislike for buffets you might ask? Well, my parents decided to invite me to 下午茶 and since I've never been to Okura Taipei, I thought it would be pretty nice to check it out. :) But since this review is completely based on the buffet on the 2nd floor Continental Room, I won't comment on the decor/display/hospitality of the hotel. Compared to the buffet at Le Méridien, Okura's buffet is not as grandiose nor does it offer as many options. If you've been to The Le Méridien, you'll know that the buffet is pretty decked out. Okura however, does offers a nice salad bar with your fresh leafy greens, shrimps, tuna salad, mashed yams, beans etc. There's also a western section (quiche, risotto, bread..), a Japanese section (soba, sukiyaki, sashimi...) as well as a noodle station where they cook your noodles with your choice of toppings. The desserts consists of Haggen Dazs ice cream, fruits, cheese fondue, and many small cakes and pastries. One thing that worth mentioning is that there's a crepe station where you get your crepes freshly made with fruits. Although the food is average for a buffet, it's not bad at all. I'm not sure if I would come back though, but for a first timer it's still worth to come check it out. Moving on to the service... I wouldn't say that I'm disappointed with the service, but for a five star hotel, I sure am unsatisfied. The sushi station guy seemed annoyed at us when we used the wrong chopsticks for the sashimi. He "instructed" us to use the right ones. The rest of the staff, although friendly, didn't seem professional enough in terms of greeting and approaching the customers. To add on that, my mom and dad got two chipped coffee mugs (at different times) the manager, however, came to apologize twice and got my mom another cup of coffee, which was a really nice gesture. Also, the coffee and the earl gray flavored Haggen Dazs ice cream were misplaced, hahaha. Whatever, there were delicious nonetheless. So based on this dining experience, I am giving Okura 3.6 stars. This however does not reflect on the service or the stay at the hotel! So... If you're planning on coming here, be sure to come with an empty stomach like I did, and get ready to eat a obscene amount of Haggen Dazs ice cream.

Philip L.

Yelp

Absolutely loved the Okura Taipei hotel, which is part of a japanese hotel company that includes the nikko hotels. Super high class hotel, reminds me of st regis or andaz - outstanding service with a prestigious, modern ambience. This place beats any of the western chain hotels in taipei; we looked extensively into hyatt, starwood, marriott properties. Loved the thoughtful design details in the rooms, which also make it a great place for families - padded headboard, japanese-style adjustable walls, small tiles on shower floor for traction, lovely shoe rack, beautiful wood floors, rounded office table with patterned leather surface, long chaise, etc. Location cant be beat - next to subway, mitsukoshi dept store, nice and active part of town. Loved the breakfast, wide selection of western and japanese gourmet items.

Sandi W.

Yelp

Yes I am biased but love love love well thought clean, well trained staff, aaaand automatic open lid toilet hotel! Didn't get the breakfast here because I want to try local food when you are in Taipei, but bakery looks fabulous! This will be my hotel in Taipei for my future visit!!!

Anna Y.

Yelp

My husband and I have just returned from a wonderful and enjoyable five-day stay at the five-star Okura Prestige Taipei. The hotel's convenient location is just steps away from plenty of retail (Eslite Bookstore / Department Store, UniQlo, Muji, Daiso, Matsukoshi Department Store, and many others stores / malls, and lots of restaurants. And of course, there is also a Starbucks and a McDonald's across the street. The Zhongshan MRT subway station is a short two-minute walk from the hotel, which will easily connect you with the rest of Taipei. This MRT station gives you access to the underground mall which is interesting to walk through. I believe this underground mall is about two-miles in length and connects you to a few other MRT stations and the Taipei train station. When we first arrived at the Okura Prestige Taipei, we immediately felt so welcome with the staff who greeted us and were impressed with the smooth check in process. We found the staff to be very friendly, efficient, and professional at all times. Our nicely sized room on the fifth floor was very clean, roomy, and sunny. There were two comfortable queen-sized beds, two sitting chairs, side table, desk, two night stands, a split bathroom and two televisions in this nicely decorated room; nothing was too gaudy, everything was tastefully done. The fancy heated toilet seat along with a sink was located separately from the rest of the bathroom where there was a ceiling rain shower, a deep soaking tub, and another sink. The second television was located right above the soaking tub so one could indulge in a soaking tub while watching tv. The huge room window allowed a lot of light into the room. The free internet connection in the room was always strong so we could easily use our laptops at all times; free internet is throughout the hotel. The hotel has a spa, fitness center, swimming pool, a bar, a bakery, and a few restaurants. We enjoyed the daily breakfast buffet in the Continental, located on the second floor. The Continental provides a great breakfast buffet with attentive and friendly service. The Continental also serves lunch and dinner buffets but we did not dine there at those times but we did see a lot of diners there. The hotel is well maintained, elegantly decorated, clean, and very customer service oriented. We look forward to returning to the Okura Prestige Taipei on our return visit to Taipei!

Tiff L.

Yelp

My review is based on the Okura's second floor buffet. It costs 1230NT per person during lunch, which is around $50CAD. Reservations are recommended because this place gets packed, especially on weekends! Compared to other hotel buffets, the Okura offers less variety but the best quality. The sections that stand out the most would be the sashimi and dessert area. The shrimp and crab are amazingly fresh (if you're not too lazy to peel them)! The sashimi offers a decent variety - fatty salmon is separated from lean salmon, and Chirashi is worth a try too. Here, you can actually pick how rare you'd like your roast beef. I wanted mine medium rare and the chef was happy to cut me a slice from the middle. The beef sukiyaki is also something different and worth a try here. Dessert is usually my favorite section, and it offers a chocolate fondue station, Haagen Daz ice cream station, and numerous cake selections. I'd say this buffet is worth the price tag, and just remember to come hungry!

Ále S.

Yelp

An experience you'll never forget! Never have I ever used a toilet that would automatically raise and lower is lid when it senses your presence. You can experience this wonder and many other amazing things if you get a chance to live here for a night. Shower water pressure is top notch. The interior and exterior design of this hotel are beautiful, sophisticated, and clean. They have an amazing pool gym and spa. They provide some of the best white glove service in Taipei. The Okura Prestige is a godsend to any traveler. Japanese quality management is unparalleled.

Christina B.

Yelp

Absolutely recommend the pinapple cakes at Okura. I understand there is a long debate on who makes the best pinapple cakes in Taipei. This is hands down, the best pinapple cake in Taipei. The hotel is beautiful and the staff were very friendly and helpful. Very centrally located.

Annie K.

Yelp

If I could give it no stars I would I'm here on my honeymoon they won't let us Into our room and on top of that the manager and the front desk lady are laughing at us. How is this good service. Being a manager myself I would never do this to someone. Especially on their honeymoon.

Edward K.

Yelp

Incredibly elegant and beautiful hotel with personable and attentive staff. The rooms are gorgeous. The shower/tub is an incredible spa like experience with multiple shower heads and a tv. The hallways have priceless works of art on display. We had dinner at one of the restaurants and enjoyed it immensely. The breakfast is good but not excellent. Overall, we were very satisfied with the experience and plan to come back if we have an opportunity to return to beautiful and charming Taipei

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"Blending Japanese hospitality with European architectural charm, this MICHELIN‑recommended hotel delivers polished service with refined design details." - Hsieh Ming Ling

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The Okura Prestige Taipei

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Kamlesh C.

Google

Kelly C

Google

Dudo2

Google

Dennis H.

Google

Charles Y.

Google

gsbpro

Google

Christophe G

Google

34ng_np

Google

Ed U.

Yelp

George S.

Yelp

Jane T.

Yelp

only review the "Pineapple cakes" it was really really yummy great, yes, I 100% recommended it.

Priscilla W.

Yelp

Andrew D.

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Grace C.

Yelp

Lilly C.

Yelp

David H.

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Matthew O.

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April C.

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Philip L.

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Sandi W.

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Anna Y.

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Tiff L.

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Ále S.

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Christina B.

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Annie K.

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Edward K.

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