My brother and I stayed at the Wailoloa Hotel for 6 nights, from December 23rd until December 29th, 2008. Indeed, the rooms are a good value—quite spacious, comfortable, and plenty of amenities. We each stayed in a Deluxe room. However, we were disappointed by a few things. First, we had contacted the hotel in November to make a reservation, request... More

We were in Taipei for my brother-in-law's wedding and booked the room simply to avoid being stuck in an over-crowded apartment. We were definitely blown away by the hotel. My parents came last year and stayed at a hotel that was twice as expensive, but not nearly as posh. Each room in the hotel is decorated uniquely and with such... More

this is a hotel which located in a small alley where you will never find it if you are not a local. the interior is luxury and new, the marble-curved bathroom will definetly take your breah away! you can find thoughtfulness of this hotel from details; showergel and lotion are quality products, you can even find sanitary napkins prepared for... More

This is the best, quiet yet subtly glamorous hotel I have ever stayed in, and what a wonderful find in the middle of Taipei! The only downfall I can say about the Waikoloa may be its distance from the Taipei MRT station (about a 10 min walk) which was only slightly inconvenient. The breakfast which is included in your room... More