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The overall feeling is very general

The room is clean, but it is not cleaned every day, you can ask the hotel to arrange cleaning. It is very close to National Taiwan University Hospital Station, Taipei Station and Ximen Station, about 5-10 minutes away, very convenient. You can wash your clothes for 50 yuan per time. Very happy with the hotel.

The room conditions are consistent with the pictures, the hygiene is normal, the bathroom is new and clean, and each room has independent WiFi.

When I woke up on the first night, my back and waist ached so much that it felt like it was about to break, and my bones were cracking. I asked if I could check out, but I was told no, so I left immediately and changed hotels. The refrigerator makes extremely loud electrical and refrigeration noises. It wakes me up in the middle of the night and I turn off the refrigeration but the noises continue two hours later. The room is big, but there is only one two-in-one shampoo and shower, which makes my hair super dry and hard. It's too far from the MRT station and you have to walk to the railway station. There was also a red light that was not listed on the homepage and was only announced when we arrived at the scene, leaving us completely unprepared. The next two hotels I stayed in had red lights but none as exaggerated as this one. The most important thing is that I don’t know which genius design could put the buttons for the two lights behind the pillow. The lights will turn on when you lie down, and will turn on again when you get up and bump into it. The key point is that the lights are right above your face. Actually, the main reason is that the bed is too hard and I had a terrible sleep. This is the main reason. If it weren't for this main reason, the rest would be tolerable. However, the bed, refrigerator, lights, distance and other buffs combined make for a very bad stay experience. Hotel It seems like I have no intention of refunding a penny, nor do I intend to be a returning customer.