OwlStay Flip Flop Hostel Garden

This is where I stayed when I first traveled alone! It was a great experience (I am a very picky person when choosing hotels. Because I traveled alone this time and the price in Taipei was too expensive on weekends, I chose a youth hostel. I didn't expect it to be so great! I like it very much!) First of all, I don't think you need to worry about hygiene issues. When I arrived, I felt that the quilts were all fragrant and soft. Then on the day of check-out, I saw the cleaning staff even picked up the entire mattress and cleaned it with a vacuum cleaner. There is no odor in the toilet here. Then, the space inside the bed is also very large, and I slept very comfortably. Although the room is next to the road, I don't think it will affect my sleep too much. The sound insulation is very good when the windows are closed. The front desk staff will also ask if I want an upper or lower bunk. You don't have to worry too much about safety issues. After 10 o'clock in the evening, the door will be locked and you need to swipe your card to enter. You also need to swipe your card to enter the elevator to reach the designated floor. You also need to swipe your card in the room, and you also need to swipe your card in the small safe in the room. It's very reassuring. Secondly, the bookstore and breakfast downstairs are very good. The bookstore staff are gentle and the books are beautiful. The breakfast shop has a rich selection, everyone is polite, and the food is also very delicious! It is also very convenient to go to Dihua Street and Chifeng Street near the hotel. It is not too troublesome to walk from Taipei Main Station and drag the suitcase. There is also an art museum opposite! Treasure! Recommended to everyone. Finally, I want to say that the residents here are very well-mannered! I live in a female dormitory, and the toilet on the fourth floor is also for girls. I like everyone~ I also like the staff at the front desk, and I can store my luggage for free. This price is really great in Taipei on Saturdays and Sundays! Finally, I wish everyone can book a room. Off topic, I originally wanted to choose Xinxing Youth Hostel, but they don’t seem to be able to stay alone for one night from Saturday to Sunday. You need to stay consecutively to book it. Then I looked at the Google map and the street there is still a bit old. I still prefer the feeling of flip-flops. There is a beautiful art museum opposite, and the drink shop downstairs is also very delicious~

Next door is the Museum of Contemporary Art and the location is very close to the MRT Zhongshan Station. The accommodation has complete functions and there is a bookstore downstairs. The public space is comfortable, clean and has a sense of design. The shared bathroom is also very clean, and seeing the sparkling faucets makes people feel happy. The room was checked to be far away from the elevator, and the one assigned was close to the main road. There was still a lot of traffic at the location until late at night, and the sound insulation was not good, so the sound of traffic was very obvious. People with light sleepers should pay attention. Fortunately, there are earplugs provided at the entrance of each room, so you can fall asleep just by putting them on. The daily complimentary breakfast is also very generous. It can be exchanged for a NT$100 breakfast at the famous Haochu breakfast downstairs. If you cannot pick it up on the same day, you can pick it up the next day. As for accommodation prices in Taipei, the price is in line with the overall evaluation, highly recommended!