We booked this hotel knowing that the room was small, but didn't know HOW small it was. We had been traveling for almost 4 weeks, in various weather environments, so had a large suitcase each, as well as a carryon. When we got into the room and unpacked we had to be rather careful how we were going to do... More

AT Boutique Hotel is certainly the closet hotel to the World Trade Center and Taipei 101 this side of the price range. It offers decent room sizes, normal by Asian city standards, There's free wifi that's fairly reliable throughout the whole hotel (FaceTime drops off once in a while). While the rooms appear to be clean and well kept, I... More

Stayed here for 4 nights while sightseeing in Taipei. We had a corner room with a window. The room was small although the shower area was huge (the shower itself had a huge window and needed a black curtain to be pulled before using it, which was a bit odd). Close to Taipei 101 but distance from the nearest MRT... More

Hotel is in a great location - right by Taipei 101 and close to two Metro lines. Rooms are efficient without many luxuries. Breakfast is included, which is a nice bonus. Request a room on the corner of the building (Rooms 405, 505, 605...) for a fantastic view of Taipei 101.

Conveniently located a block away from Taipei 101. A little trek to the closest subway but not too much of a hassle. Rooms where clean and size is not so bad. Lots of food options around. And free wifi!

Only blocks away from Taipei 101 - a great location for business and tourism. The rooms are very small, but clean and functional. Breakfast isn't great, but lots of local options to choose from nearby. For less than US$100/night including tax - free Internet and breakfast....this is a great find.

Check-in: I arrived at night and the check-in process was very quick. I was in my room in less than 10 minutes. The lobby is on the third floor and is very, very small. There’s like two single seats and that’s it. The breakfast area is also on the third floor behind another door. Before I go any further –... More

I don't have a great deal of experience with Taipei hotels, so I'm not 100% sure how representative this hotel is of the average cost/size you normally get in the city. But my room certainly wasn't cheap by Asian standards (but better than HK), so I thought it was "average" purely on a value-for-money basis. Hence, my three-star rating. The... More

Our office in Taipei booked this hotel for me, which was just a couple of minutes from our office in the World Trade Center. The room is cleverly designed to take advantage of the minimal space. I agree that the room is small but for one person it was fine, and the quality of the bed, linens and amenities far... More