Taipei hostels

Pros: The staff are all very friendly and attentive to the needs of guest ~ probably the cleanest place I have every stayed and the living room is a great place for reading and lounging around after a day out.

Pros: A cosy hostel in walking distance of Taipei Main Station / Airport MRT. Everything is immaculately clean, everything smells fresh, it's all very chic and modern. The staff here are simply fantastic - they were so friendly and helpful before and during my stay. Dorms are regular size with a nice locker for your backpack and valuables. Beds are comfy, you can rent toiletries, towels, ear plugs for a good price. Breakfast is toast or some warm food (fries & nuggets), plus tasty juice and coffee. Hot showers with good pressure and shampoo / shower gel. An excellent place to stay if you're looking for a Taipei hostel!

Pros: The kitchen with living room setup

Pros: We were celebrating our anniversary and they were kind enough to decorate the room for us. The lobby areas and kitchenette was also pretty good.

Pros: Service, staff, ambience

Pros: The cleanliness. The atmosphere of the hostel.

Pros: All the staffs were kind and helpful, the room was a big crowded for 10 people. However, they changed towers everyday and made my bed, and free breakfast, coffee and juice, all of those made it way beyond my expectations!

Pros: The staff were very friendly and we used the game room every day!

Pros: Place is clean and staff were very pleasant. Breakfast available but the same everyday re coffee, tea, juice, boiled eggs, toast. Good enough to start your day. Laundry is a plus. We would stay here again.

Pros: I stayed at UINN twice: once in a space capsule & another time in the general female dormitories. The capsules were great: quiet, could control a/c within pod, spacious, and just plain cool. I appreciated that the capsule dorm was furnished with a big table. I used it to spread my stuff out while repacking my backpack. In the general female dormitories, the space was much narrower, and there wasn't much room to spread my things out to repack luggage. But that wasn't a big deal. Lockers in both sections were spacious enough to fit 46L travel backpack with room to spare. Staff was helpful and kind during both of my stays. Breakfast was decent: buns, croissants, sliced bread with various spreads available, and coffee & tea. I stayed at UINN during my first night in Taipei, then at a hostel which was closer to the city centre (5-min walk from Ximending walking district), and finally opted to book the last day of my Taiwan trip back at UINN. My last day was devoted to souvenir shopping, and I booked my stay at UINN despite knowing it was further from the shopping centre. I felt more comfortable at this hostel: it was cleaner, the staff was friendlier, and the overall quality of my stay was better.

Pros: Extremely clean hostel, very polite and helpful staff. Breakfast was quite basic but can't expect much for a meager price. Definitely value for money.

Pros: Context: I stayed in a dorm-type room. The room itself is spacious (has room for a small table, and a smaller room to the side with a bigger table. The place feels like something you would find in Japan - sleek, modern look, sturdy floor-to-ceiling bunks, hot water in the shower on demand, nice beds. The juice dispenser is a big win for me. They don't use just some powdered juice - they have the pulpy kind of concentrate (at least for the orange). Quite near to a few konbinis, bus stops, and they will provide you a map with interesting places nearby. It's on the south-ish part of town - on one side, this place/area with low buildings is quiet. On another, it feels as if you'd have a bit of a commute to get to the interesting parts of Taipei. Has a small bar with local beers. Friendly and knowledgable (in the sense that they know the area around) staff. They use RFID cards for everything - don't lose yours.