3-Star Hotels in Taiwan, China

My stay at Yoshi Hotel was pretty good this time. First off, the hotel environment was clean and comfortable overall. The room was well-maintained, and the bed was soft and comfy, allowing me to fully relax. The public areas were also tastefully designed, giving off a cozy yet stylish vibe. The location was convenient, with good amenities nearby, making it easy to dine out or shop. The staff's attitude was also impressive; they were very friendly from check-in to check-out and patiently helped whenever I had questions, which made the overall experience even better. Although some facilities were a bit basic, considering the price, it offered great value for money. Overall, it's a hotel worth recommending, and I'd consider staying again if I have the chance.

We had a really pleasant stay at Charming City Hotel Taipei (during the last week of February 2026). From reading previous reviews, we expected the hotel to be a bit dated, so we didn’t come in expecting a modern or newly renovated space. Because of that, we truly appreciated its character — it really lives up to its name and has its own charm. Breakfast was simple but more than sufficient. Instead of a buffet (which can often lead to food waste), breakfast was catered daily (during our stay) by MOS Burger, offering a variety of wraps and sandwiches along with sides such as dumplings, steamed buns, salad, coffee, tea, breads, and pastries. It was a thoughtful and satisfying approach. The location is excellent — just minutes away from Xinyi Anhe Station, making it very convenient to get around. It’s also within walking distance to Taipei 101 and the Linjiang Night Markets. We stayed in a Standard Twin Room and were happy with the room size. One surprising feature (for a more classic hotel) was the central switchboard used to control the lighting. That said, the shower water pressure was excellent (especially being on the 10th floor) — definitely a highlight. We also appreciated the laundry and ironing facilities available for a small fee (just ask reception for change), which is very convenient for longer stays. One of the best features — and what really adds to the hotel’s charm — is the 24/7 free snacks. There’s a great selection of chips, soft drinks, juices, and tea, which is perfect after a long day out. The area itself is peaceful yet lively and convenient, with a 24-hour Carrefour supermarket, Watsons pharmacy and plenty of great places to eat within walking distance. With the MRT nearby, it’s easy to get to all the main spots around Taipei. We would definitely stay here again and wish all the best to the team at Charming City Hotel! 

Super near to train station but must know how to walk. Do not follow Google map as it will bring you the long route. Assessible to night market, lalaport mall, weekend flea market at train station. The neighbourhood have alot of foreigners. Breakfast is good but a little oily and salty.

When check in, the staff was busy, It was confused me to rush for check in, apperantly the room was on the other building, so I need to go out and enter the other building. Not sure about the security, looks like no security on the other building. For breakfast I have to go out to the front office building on the 2nd floor. They give coupon for breakfast from 7-10. The breakfast was okay, and same type of menu. The room quite big, the bathroom okay, with full amenities. It seems the the room wasn't clean properly, there some small plastic rubbish on the corner when I check in, I wouldn't bother. Light in front of bathroom wasn't good enougj, since the mirror there you need when you getting ready to go out. They provide water bottle and tea bag. Free store luggage service upon check in and check out. Location is near the train station, walkable to Miyahara and around train station was really nice at night.

self check-in was a little confusing and most of the time, no one was manning the front desk. but the hotel was super clean and well maintained. would stay there again if visiting taichung! they were also very helpful in returning a sweater i left behind after checking out (they sent it to taipei for me) :D

The hotel entrance is hard to see as there's no obvious signage pointing direction, however the owner of the eating shops downstairs was kind enough to point us the way without us asking, I guess it's a norm for them to see travellers come with luggages wandering around looked lost. First, need to go to the alley next to the last shop of the row (selling donut), walk to the middle of the alley, there's a lot of claw machines along the way. And there's lift lobby in the middle of the building, without signage. The sign for the hotel is seen only in the lift. The staff are friendly and helpful. Bottles of drinking water, shampoo, hair dryer, towels and face towels are provided, however cotton bud, toothpaste and toothbrush are not provided. The bedrooms looked like the picture given by Trip.com.

A nice boutique hotel -- locations not bad with a mall across the street, and Family Mart + 7-11 at the other side of the junction. Gentle reminder to bring own bath towels as these are not provided by the hotel. View from the room is not too bad :)

We had a great stay at Sara's House. The communication was easy via Whatsapp and we even got an upgrade for our room. The room was big and clean and we felt very comfortable. We even were allowed to leave our luggage insid before check-in as we arrived a little bit earlier.

The location was very convenient for sightseeing, with easy access from both MRT Taipei Main Station and Beimen Station. Towels are available for rent for an additional fee. Slippers are provided, and there is a shoe box area, which helped keep the space clean and comfortable. In addition to the bathrooms inside the dormitory, there are also shared toilets and shower rooms located outside, which was convenient when the dormitory facilities were busy. The staff were very kind and took the time to explain everything clearly. They also shared helpful information about nearby restaurants and how to get to MRT Taipei Main Station.

The staff was like a robot, asking the questions again and again. In just 20mins, he couldn't recognize me and do the check in process again. The location is crazily good with MRT elevator exit just downstairs. A floor below is karaoke so you will feel vibration and bass, but they provide ear plugs.