★★★·Taipei·8.3
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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15 m² · 2 twin beds
20 m² · 2 full beds
18 m² · 1 twin bed
15 m² · 1 full bed
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Queens Hotel II, located in Taipei’s bustling Datong District, offers air‑conditioned, non‑smoking rooms with flat‑screen TVs, free toiletries, and optional windows. Each room includes a kettle, slippers, and a hair dryer. Soundproofing ensures restful sleep. The hotel is 400 m from Ningxia Night Market, 900 m from Taipei Bus Station, and 4 km from Songshan Airport.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The spot is spot on, right next to the station and the main sights in Taipei. The staff were friendly and the rooms were clean. I’d recommend it. A locker would have been handy, but for a quick stay it’s fine.
Massimiliano·3 weeks ago
The location is convenient, the bed is decent, the AC works well, and the Wi‑Fi is stable. The bathroom lacks a shower curtain, so water splashes everywhere when you shower; the toilet only supplies single‑sheet paper instead of a roll, and the towels are thin and fragile, tearing with a little force. Sound insulation is poor—you can hear other guests talking in their rooms or in the hallway. The curtains barely block light, so the room is bright after sunrise, which really messes with sleep.
Samuel·A month ago
The location is great, close to a night market and several bus lines. A water refill station was useful, and the staff were friendly, smiling and greeting me. No negatives.
Christine·A month ago
The place is well situated and the staff are above average—helpful and kind. The shower in the room next to mine was a bit too loud.
Imre·A month ago
The room was clean, quiet, with fresh sheets and perfectly cold air conditioning. The staff were amazing, and the location was perfect—just across the road is a fantastic gyoza spot with plenty of vegetarian or meat options, plus a 7‑11‑style shop. The basement has a lot of gaming gear for collectors, a Pac‑Man machine to buy, etc. Finding the basement was a bit tricky because of many alleyways, but once you get there it’s easy to navigate. There are about six steps to lift your suitcase up at first, but the lift then takes you straight to reception and your room.
Julie·A month ago