Hotels near Sanchong District, New Taipei City

The owners were super nice and very helpful, providing great recommendations for places to see and travel directions. The room itself was very unique, featuring a cute enclosed sunroom on top of a nice balcony, offering a great view of the ocean. The location is very convenient, near bus stops. The owner even helped take our luggage down to the bus station without us even asking! The free breakfast was great and healthy. I would definitely stay here again if I travel to the area and highly recommend it.

Beautiful spacious room to stay, perfect for a group of 4! Love the scenery view, and like that the wet and dry area for the toilet is separated, you even get a long stretch of area for hanging your clothes and packing your luggage. The space was pleasant; however, the service staff did not meet expectations. We made a last-minute decision to check in one day late and inquired if the hotel would permit this. The initial staff member who answered the call declined our request, didn't bother to listen to our explanation well even after we explained that we would still cover the cost for the day we would not be occupying the room (you can tell she was annoyed and just not listening to us). Fortunately, we decided to call again later, and a different staff member agreed to accommodate our request for a delayed check-in.

After coming back from Taiwan, I suddenly realized I hadn’t posted any photos or written a review about the adorable wooden cabin our family stayed in at Jiufen. Everyone in my family loved this place so much that I had to jot everything down now that I finally have some free time. Most people I know usually stay in Taipei longer and just make a day trip to Jiufen without spending the night. As for me—I’ve lived in Hong Kong for quite a while, so compared to Hong Kong, Taipei didn’t leave much of an impression on me in terms of sights or food. The only thing that truly made me want to visit Taiwan was Jiufen — a sparkling little gem between the mountains and the sea 🏮🌿🌊 Jiufen feels like a dreamy fairytale village with its winding narrow alleys, steep stone stairways, and the warm glow of red lanterns everywhere. Walking around felt like stepping into another world, almost like a scene from a manga — especially for anyone who’s watched Spirited Away. ⸻ ⭐🛖 Review of the wooden cabin called Twilight Forest in Jiufen Just a 5-minute walk from the Old town, this wooden cabin brings together the warm glow of wood and the peaceful feeling of retreating into nature. It has a unique A-frame design, and at night, when the lights turn on, the whole place becomes incredibly cozy — the golden light shining through the windows and the plants around it create a “hideaway from the world” kind of vibe. Inside, the space is open, airy, and tastefully decorated in a rustic style. There’s a small terrace with a swing chair hanging straight from the ceiling — sitting there at night, listening to insects and the wind rustling through the leaves, feels genuinely healing 🙃. 🛁🌿 Highlight: The glass-walled bathroom in the garden This is the standout feature of the cabin. The bathtub is large and comfortable, placed right next to a 180° glass wall looking directly into a lush green garden. Natural daylight pours in, making your daytime bath feel like an outdoor spa surrounded by plants. (There’s also a roller blind if you need privacy) Jiufen is a tiny village perched on a mountain, and it doesn’t have many hotels that offer spacious, comfortable accommodations. That’s why I was so happy to find this wooden cabin. Our family had the most wonderful two-night stay here. If I ever return to Taipei, I would definitely book this place again ❤️

Stayed at this homestay in Jiufen and had a pleasant experience. The place was clean, well-kept, and comfortable for a short stay. One of the biggest advantages is its location—it’s just a short walk to Jiufen Old Street, making it very convenient to explore the area, especially in the evening. Overall, a good choice if you’re looking for a simple, clean stay with easy access to the main attractions.

I’ve stayed at Hotel Cham Cham Taipei a couple of times and have always had a pleasant experience. This time we stayed in a Discovery Double Room on the 19th floor. The complimentary drinks and snacks were a nice little bonus, and I especially loved the colourful CHAM letter cushions on the bed — they were cute, added some personality to the room, and were actually quite comfortable and convenient to use. The hotel always seems to be very popular. Each time I’ve stayed here, there have been plenty of guests around and the check-in area can get quite busy. Overall, it’s a lively, modern hotel that I’ve been happy to return to.

👍 Pros: 1️⃣ **Great Location near Attractions** Close to Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf and Lover's Bridge, perfect for watching the sunset and taking a stroll. Ideal for sightseeing, enjoying the sea view, and watching fireworks. 2️⃣ **Affordable Price, High Value for Money** Standard rooms are just slightly over a thousand [currency unit, e.g., NTD]. 3️⃣ **Generally Good Service** Front desk staff are frequently described as friendly. 4️⃣ **Free Snacks & Instant Noodles** 5️⃣ **Rooms are Generally Clean**

The hotel's location is excellent, with plenty of dining options and convenient transportation nearby. The rooms are spotless, well-lit, and airy. All the toiletries you could need are provided, and the hot water supply is stable. The staff are kind, patient, and quick to respond. Overall, it's a quiet and comfortable place, perfect for resting during a trip. Highly satisfied.

1. This was my third stay here. This time I was assigned an economy double room on the first floor. The bathroom had a bathtub but no shower curtain, so water would splash out when showering, making it slippery. I suggest the hotel install a shower curtain to prevent this. 2. Since my room was on the first floor next to the hallway, it was very convenient to get to the lounge in the back. However, if people were talking and laughing in the lounge at night, it would disturb those trying to sleep in nearby rooms. I suggest the hotel install a glass sliding door or an automatic door at the entrance to the lounge hallway to block out noise. 3. The lounge facilities are excellent. There's a coffee machine, ice cream, biscuit tea bags, a microwave, and an oven. In the mornings, there are also light breakfast breads, which is a great touch. 4. Nearby, there's a FamilyMart and 7-Eleven, a self-service laundry, breakfast shops, and several restaurants for dining options.

The room was clean, and the fridge came with complimentary drinks and beer. The bathtub was also very large. If you want to enjoy the view, be aware that there's a bus stop directly downstairs, so many people will be looking up. The only times there are no people are after 10 PM and before 6 AM, which is the only time you can really open the blinds. If you're a shy person, try to avoid peak times or choose a better accommodation. The next day's breakfast included salad, a Hong Rui Zhen sandwich, and two bottles of Kuang Chuan milk! Overall, the stay was just okay, not worth the price, and I wouldn't stay here again.

The reception staff was very friendly. I didn't have dinner there. The equipment was a bit old. Breakfast was available the next day, but it was simple. There was nothing special to order. I had thick slices, boiled eggs, and tomatoes that day. The air was pretty good.