Clean and tidy.
妏涓Een jaar geleden
Taipei·7.6
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of typ het gewoon — “rond de 20e, drie nachten”
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Fun Coliving – Monthly in Taipei offers stylish, fully equipped private rooms with balconies, air‑conditioning, free WiFi, washing machines, hairdryers, refrigerators, work desks, electric kettles, TVs, and wardrobes. Guests enjoy a lounge, lift, laundry, express check‑in/out, dining area, seating, and parking.
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Hoe gasten het hotel beoordelen, aspect voor aspect.
Clean and tidy.
妏涓·Een jaar geleden
Close to North Station, food and drinks are very convenient. For foreign exchange students, the hotel could improve promotion that after 10 pm phone calls in public areas should be kept low‑volume.
Yuchung·Een jaar geleden
Apart from being cheap and the toilet being somewhat clean, there’s nothing else. The host is hard to communicate with; when I asked about the shared toilet for several rooms, they blocked the response and didn’t reply—this is not the attitude expected in hospitality. Do you even have experience as a host? Or should you just stay yourself to see how comfortable the rooms feel? The 20 beds share only 2 toilets and 2 bathrooms, which is very crowded; toilet paper is often insufficient. Guests are all foreign travelers who don’t coordinate laundry times well, and some have bad hygiene habits, occupying the washbasin space and even putting their small basin directly into the trash can, which smells bad and makes you want to vomit. The rooms are too small for luggage‑heavy travelers, and there are mosquitoes that seem to come from the bathroom and back balcony. Many guests who have poor habits don’t close the balcony door after washing clothes, claiming that indoor clutter attracts mosquitoes. Please note that the rooms can only use air conditioning and are not ventilated; no one should eat in the room. Foreign travelers can’t speak Chinese—can they communicate properly? The fridge holds used disposable spoons wrapped in toilet paper, which raises hygiene concerns—can you stop putting personal items in public areas? I’ve repeated this many times and they don’t understand.
芊儒·2 jaar geleden