National Center for Traditional Arts

This was overall a good stay, given the economic price. The hotel occupies a floor in an office building, and is difficult to find. Like most hotels in Taiwan, the staff spoke almost no English. However, they were very friendly and patient and willing to work with English -speaking clients. Staff was very professional and helpful in spite of the language barrier. The area outside is a bit sketchy for Taiwan, but it was still safe, overall. I would be careful about eating in any of the small hole-in-the-wall restaurants immediately outside the hotel, as some are unsanitary and have rodent problems. Note that the hotel itself is clean and they have no control over the nearby restaurants.Overall, still an okay choice to stay here.

Good stay for 5 days. Room was spacious and clean. Daily cleaning and replenishment of disposables n replacement of towels. Staff members were extremely polite and helpful. ( eg. Vicky went beyond her call of duty to search online after we went out, to locate an item we were looking for) There were lots of eating places withun walkung dustance. Cabs can be arranged easily by hotel staff. The hotel was generally quiet and pleasant with only 2 incidents: 1. 2 parties were having a loud argument outside our hotel room for a few minutes. Seems like unhappy with room arrangements. We didn't open door. 2. A large group of Chinese/Taiwanese tourist stood at the entrance of the lift door n forced their way in before we could step out.... We had to tell them to back off n let us out. ( perhaps crowd control needed for such tourists)

This hotel is not for me