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A Relaxing Hotel for a Whirlwind Trip to Taiwan
Published date: May 2, 2025

A Relaxing Hotel for a Whirlwind Trip to Taiwan

YUTAKA
YUTAKA
Property Stayed (April, 2025)
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Experience of the stay
I used this hotel for a 1-night, 2-day whirlwind trip to Taiwan. The hotel is somewhat distant from MRT Taipei Station and other subway stations, but I walked from Taipei Station while taking in the cityscape. At the hotel's front desk, there were staff members who understood Japanese, so I checked in smoothly. The well-organized guest room with a king-size bed was comfortable, and the highlight was the spacious bathroom with a bathtub and jet bath, which relaxed my tired body after flights and city walks. There were no issues like running out of hot water, as it quickly provided hot water. The room had complimentary mineral water, and the refrigerator had free juice available. There were four bottles of mineral water, and I used one luxuriously for brushing my teeth. By the way, currently in Taiwan, toothbrushes and toothpaste are not provided for environmental protection, so don’t forget to bring your own. Nearby the hotel, there are convenience stores and eateries within a few minutes' walk. Since I had a breakfast plan, I enjoyed a buffet-style breakfast, and check-out was leisurely until 12:00 noon.
Experiences during the trip
It was a whirlwind trip, so I visited limited places. First, I had mango shaved ice at a shop called Ice Monster, which seems to be famous among Japanese tourists. In Dihua Street, I bought pineapple cakes and souvenirs. Finally, I celebrated with Lu Rou Fan, Xiaolongbao, stinky tofu, and Taiwanese beer at a newly opened food court underground at Shilin Night Market. After that, I returned to Taoyuan Airport by MRT and flew back to Japan on a midnight flight. This time, I flew with LCC for my outbound flight with Tigerair and my return flight with Jetstar. I was able to enjoy a budget-friendly trip thanks to LCC and HafH.