Unite Hotel

When checking in, applicants hold their passport over the machine to complete the process. The display is in Japanese. The machine dispenses a breakfast ticket for two people, which is like a receipt. The room is cleaned in a circular manner, but there is dust accumulating in the corners. The TV remote control is also dirty with food sauce. BS and NHK do not work. The view from the window is such that if you open the curtains, you will make eye contact with your neighbors. There is only one blackout curtain, so when you close it, the room is pitch black. I wish there was at least a thin white curtain to let in light. You cannot flush toilet paper. There is a 24-hour breakfast shop nearby about a 3-minute walk away, so you don't need to order breakfast. When you go to the breakfast venue, there is no one there, so there is no check for breakfast tickets. It feels like a basic ********* hotel breakfast. The raw vegetable corn🌽 was stringy when I scooped it up with a spoon, so I thought it was dangerous and stopped eating it. You should be careful with the black beans and corn in the salad. I passed the front desk many times when I went out, but the front desk staff just looked down and completely ignored me. I wish they would at least make eye contact with me. I felt lonely all five days. It might be good for people who don't want to communicate. It's about five minutes from the subway, and there are general stores, convenience stores, breakfast shops, and a night market nearby, so it's in a great location. It's good for people who are used to Taiwan and want to stay somewhere cheap and convenient. It's a lonely hotel for people who want the kind hospitality of ********* people. Rooms are cleaned every day and bottled water is provided.

The check-in staff at the hotel are very nice. They will teach you how to use the self-service check-in/out machine, which is so helpful! However, when I checked in to store my luggage, the staff's attitude was troublesome and a little impatient. The hotel is close to the Zhongshan Elementary School MRT Station, which is convenient and fast from the center of Taipei. The nearby Shuangcheng Street Night Market is highly recommended. There are many food options in the morning and evening! If the overall system price is even, I will have the opportunity to stay again. The premium before the countdown is super sharp..

The location is very convenient, the environment is very quiet, the bed is very comfortable, and the hot water in the bathroom is very fast. If I really want to talk about the shortcomings, it is probably that in the morning when everyone gets up one after another, the sound insulation is very poor, and the sound of moving tables and chairs, opening and closing doors, and talking can't be heard. Quite loud. However, it does not affect our short stay. We will come back if necessary next time. The counter staff are all very nice👍🏻

The room is quite old and smells musty. The equipment is also old and some are broken. The floor and lobby have been renovated The service staff has a good attitude! I asked if I could change rooms and it was handled quickly.

The hotel is in a good location. There is a hot pot restaurant opposite. There are also many restaurants and convenience stores nearby. It is convenient for eating and shopping. It is not far from the subway station on foot. The breakfast is also very delicious.

I chose to stay here again. The location of the hotel is very convenient and eating nearby is also convenient. The hotel facilities are simple, the rooms are clean and simple, and the service staff are friendly. It is highly recommended👍

The hotel cost 100,000 won, which is worse than an old motel. It's very different from what is shown in the picture. It's at the level of a cross-eyed person. The room was noisy with the sound of the vents spinning, so I couldn't sleep all night. It was so unfriendly. Please manage Trip.com properly. I don't use Trip.com. It's Diamond level.

4 points praise, cost-effective OK