OOD by CHECK inn

所在地點鬧中取靜,出行便利.

Newly opened hotel, good value for money, it's quiet anyway. There are not many food options downstairs, but it feels good to live in this place. ! !

The hotel is new, and the large door (entrance) was quite heavy. I checked in late at night, but the staff who spoke Japanese well helped me out a lot. There are no amenities, but the Nespresso and bathrobes add to the luxury. However, the toilet and shower are extremely small, but it's tolerable. People with large bodies may have to open the toilet door to relieve themselves. To be honest, it's not close to the nearest station, Shandao Temple Station. However, there is a university nearby, and I think the security is good. (As this is overseas, please take responsibility for this.) In terms of location, it is a little far from the station, but there is a convenience store nearby. The variety of breakfast options is especially attractive. It might be a good place to go to Fuhang Soy Milk (closed on Mondays). You don't have to take the train. I stayed there from Saturday to Monday. There was a long line after 10 o'clock on Sundays. I had some business to take care of, so I quickly ate some Xiaolongbao at Yonghe Doujiang, which is diagonally across from Fuhang Doujiang. 80 NTD. It was cheap and pretty tasty. I liked it so much that I ate the fried bread *crepe roll again the next day. The fried bread was soft and crispy, and very tasty. I stayed here to go to Chikawa Sushi in Huashan 1914 Creative Industry Park. It was within walking distance from the above. I saw many drugstores, fast food restaurants, and restaurants on the way back. Thank you for your help.

The toilet is not OK

The check-in time was after midnight, so I made a reservation from the previous day, but when I arrived at 12:30am, they said there was no reservation. I received a reservation confirmation email from the hotel the day before, and the date on the reservation sheet was correct, but they said the reservation date was wrong and made me wait in the lobby for over an hour. I was terrified when I arrived in the middle of the night and was told there was no reservation and no room. I've been traveling abroad for over 20 years, but this was the first time I've ever experienced something like this. The hotel receptionist was a man who couldn't communicate at all, so I asked for help on Trip.com's 24-hour chat, but they couldn't find a new hotel at 1:30am. In the end, they said it was the hotel's mistake and prepared a room for me, but it was a trip that made me never want to come to Taiwan again.