Hotels Near Taipei Songshan Airport in Taipei

Excellent location just a few minutes to the MRT station. Lots of convenience stores and restaurants nearby. One of the quietest hotels I’ve stayed at in Taipei with good soundproofing. An air purifier was provided without my asking, which was a very nice touch. Concierge staff were very polite and proactive but the reception staff have room for improvement. Some travelers have also mentioned the few stairs at the main entrance, which can be a bit inconvenient if your luggage is heavy. Overall, it was an enjoyable stay and I would consider coming back for a second time.

My first time staying there. It’s pretty okie and location is convenient

My parents thought that the hotel’s location was excellent. There were a variety of restaurants and stores near the hotel. It was not too far from the MRT as well. The tea provided in the room was good. It seems that the guest rooms have been updated as the room that they stayed in was better than the last time. The front desk staff members were very kind.

One of the best things about this hostel is its location. It's conveniently located near an MRT station, and there are plenty of food options nearby. Additionally, the Raohe Night Market is within walking distance. The facilities are acceptable. Although the elevator was functional, it appeared worn out aesthetically. As for the rooms, they were clean and tidy. We tried the mini-double room, classic, and deluxe room. The staff were alright, although I didn't feel any warmth from them. The interaction felt purely transactional. The breakfast was decent, scoring a 3.5 out of 5. While it was nothing special, it was still acceptable.

The equipment is average, but the hot water is very hot, and the bed feels good to sleep on. It is very close to Raohe Night Market, and there is a parking lot not far from the hotel. These four points are plus points. In addition, there are many TVs to watch. Disadvantages: This morning the Internet was all blown up and I couldn’t watch it on TV at all, so I decided to change the points I wanted to add to the points.

Because of visiting relatives, I returned to Taiwan at the end of November 2020, moved into Xinkai, and began to live in quarantine for 15 days for epidemic prevention. I believe that anti-epidemic hotels should provide high-quality WiFi and considerate meals to guests who cannot leave their homes. The biggest problem I encountered was that the WiFi would often disconnect for no reason, and it turned into a data plan where I paid for my phone calls. Being trapped in the room is already very helpless, and even the only communication channel to the outside world is unstable. As for the three meals a day, it is not required to include fruit, but it should not be fixed. A small box of fruit is included every Tuesday and Friday, and a box of egg fried rice is served as dinner that day. I was served like this three times. I also have friends who have experienced staying in anti-epidemic hotels. Compared with them, I paid nearly NT$40,000 for accommodation, which I feel is completely worthless.

Hotel is within 10m from MRT station, occupies the 12th floor of building. Landmark entrance would be a Starbucks cafe. Surrounding is full of shops such as Zara, Uniqlo, H&M etc My room is without window. This is akin to capsule but bigger in size with attached bath, toilet and tv. Price is double of capsule but is definitely worth the money

The highlight of this legendary hotel is definitely the majestic and spectacular lobby. The hotel room is spacious with a very big balcony, excellent wifi and good and efficient service. The location is abit far from the city centre but there is shuttle bus service to the nearest MRT station. Will come back again next year.

This is the new brand of Hyatt Hotel group in Taipei. First imoression: similar to Moxy, Citizen M focuses on social and fun with a touch of old fashion-CD Player and old music (nice & used to be popular). Room: good size with a cute wooden box CD player. The room has 2 bottles of 'sustainable glass bottle water', 1 energy powder, capsule coffee, and 2 tea bags. Toiletries were normal standard, and the cute part is eye mask, pillow mist, wooden massage board, ear plugs & and mask. F&B: they have one bar, which was a well-known bar from Taichung. I had a cocktail with a blend of tea. Way too sweet... It's not my ideal.. 5:30-6:30 pm Cocktail time offered free red and white wine, beer, and other soft drinks. I think the brand of white wine and red wine are pretty bad. I only used them for cooking, not drinkable... I honestly think if you gonna offer at least not a common brand of cooking wine that downgrade their chic standard. Breakfast was offered by ground floor restaurant, American style. I didn't choose it due to lack of time. The location is great, about 5 minutes from METRO station. There are only 4 stops from Taipei station. For this price, I think it's higher than other hotels. I would think 2 main reasons: 1st, it's a new one, 2nd good location and brand. But may not be value for money type of Hotel. One funny thing: after comparing with hyatt member price, OTA is cheaper, which is very common. But, I consumed beverages I could not accumulate my spending in my membership points, which I don't see the point.

Great hostel for incredible value. Location is close to night markets and public transport. Room is clean with a great hot shower. Social area on floor B2, isn't obvious that it's there and not told about it by staff, but has kitchenette and lots of sofas. Beds were comfortable and big with light and curtain. Only thing could be adding a small shelf above the bed and some coat hooks in the communal area. Also it wasn't possible to have the light on at the same time as having something plugged in (could just be our large plug). Overall amazing value and wouldn't hesitate to book again in future! Photo of nearby night market and of a very nice restaurant local to the hotel - Fuhong Beef Noodle Restaurant. Enjoy!