Accommodation in Taipei: Humble House Taipei

【Date with 101 in the room】 Every time I go shopping in Taipei’s Xinyi District, I get curious when I see the “Humble House” across the street when crossing the street. Later I found out it was a hotel, so I really wanted to stay there. This time I go to Taipei, I’ll have the chance! yeah! The Chinese name of Humble House Taipei is Humble House Ai Li Hotel. There is another Humble House Ai Mei next to it (really just across the street). As the names are only one character different, it is easy to make a mistake. If you take a taxi, remember to speak clearly. If you take the MRT, you can get off at the City Hall Station, and walk straight through Exit 3 for a few minutes to arrive (if you are not tempted by the colorful lights downstairs). There are shopping malls downstairs and around the hotel. There are all kinds of restaurants inside the mall. You can find all the famous brands you want to eat. There are also popular Japanese snacks with long queues. My favorite Line Store is also here. I will shop until I don’t want to go home! Of course, there is also the Eslite Bookstore, which is loved by Hong Kong people. The hotel's reception is on the sixth floor and you have to take the elevator from the basement. The biggest feature of this lobby is the overhead art installation. Doesn’t it look like fluttering pages of a book? Let's fly in on the paper. When you reach the sixth floor, you will be attracted by these two paintings first. They look like landscape paintings from a distance, but when you look closer, you can see the bustling lights of the city. It is a work by Chinese artist Yang Yongliang. The theme is actually moonlight. Do you see the difference in the moon? You can see artworks all the time here because Humble House Elly integrates art into the living space, allowing guests to immerse themselves in a tasteful atmosphere at all times. I can see 101 from the room I stayed in~ The room has a very thoughtful curtain design. When you go out, both layers of curtains will be automatically closed to prevent the sun from heating up the room. Then when you come back and open the door, the light-blocking layer outside will automatically rise, giving you soft sunlight and the vaguely visible 101. My friend said the bathroom was bigger than her bedroom in Hong Kong. I think the design is quite neat and the spare parts are hidden in the drawers. The square bathtub is just big enough for one person to sit in, and you can watch TV while soaking in it, which is very comfortable. Glass is used between the living room and the bedroom to maintain a sense of penetration. The 101 building is right across from my desk, so even if I don’t have time to go out due to work, I will never forget that I am in Taipei! It will always be there behind your laptop. I really like this open view. It is not uncommon to have a capsule coffee machine in each room, but what is more special is the coffee cups provided, which are specially designed and have two different lengths. The entire coffee cup series has several different designs, randomly placed in the room. I think this kind of surprise and thoughtfulness always makes people feel warm. The bathrobe is comfortable to wear! I love the mid-length sleeves and the cuffs don’t get in the way of everyday life. The neckline design and overall material are very comfortable, so relaxing that I almost want to wear it out directly. The place for breakfast is La Farfalla Italian restaurant on the 6th floor. The design of this restaurant is very stylish, with a chandelier made of mini designer chairs hanging at the door, which has an interesting shape. I think the most charming thing about it is the small garden outside. Seeing green things while eating is especially appetizing. #Sign up for hotel test sleeper #weekendtour #overseastour #trip #relax #like #couple