Single Inn Taipei

Very good location, getting on direct 1962 bus from airport with stop jut 5 min walk away. Its small but exceptional value for money with basic breakfast adding even better value for money , with shared bathroom that had single use shaving razors, shaving cream other necessities. Staff was pleasant and easy to check in and out.

Even thought space as expected very small and maybe not suitable someone with big suitcase, in the room was no shelfs apart one by the bed for likes phone and computer etc. In a wall was 2 small hooks right next to each other and that it ! Don't think is a budget issue as hook's costs cents ! All this place needed few very simple shelfs and more hooks or just simple washing line like spread across the room , these things would cost just few $s but would make the difference.

The fact that there is a hot spring bath and public bath is super cool! I like that there is a lounge area. There is free breakfast. They give snacks which is usually instant noodles or red bean soup. There is also black tea and coffee in the morning. The beds are super comfy. The only thing is it can be a little noisy because I have heard people snoring. You can have your towel changed (just bring to front desk). There is a lobby with couch, seating, and bathroom. It’s like a 12-15 minute walk to the night market and super close to stores. Great location! Flexible stay- able to extend on day of.

I wish there was a public fridge to store any food ideas or a microwave to warm up food. The plastic chairs in the lounge aren’t really that comfortable. The laundry/dryer is a bit expensive (50 NTD per load). The rooms can be really cold.

The room was super comfortable and just perfect for sleeping.

The location was quite far from the station (it took me ,and my big luggage ,around 10min-ish).

Location is excellent. Within proximity to the subway station and also walking distance to Banqiao main station. Nearby there are some eateries for those early birds (if hostel breakfast is not ready), Daiso, Macdonald. Rooms for guys and ladies are split into different levels with dedicated lift.

As all rooms have opening at the top to share ventilation, it exposes to common noise to all guests in same section (2 sections per level), example those that snores (despite hostel made the effort to provide ear plugs, it is still not very comfortable for everyone).

It is a convenient location, like 1 minute walk from the MRT in a busy neighbourhood with everything you need nearby. When i arrived, the woman at the counter saw how tall i am and gave me a room with a bit more room for my legs, without me even asking. The rooms are simple with limited space, but for this price really more than great. I didn't see this anywhere in the description, but there is actually an kind of japanese style shared bath pool with hot water, which i enjoyed quite a lot, and really didn't expect. Also there was some red bean soup for free in the evening. the dining area is quite nice too.

I struggled with my key a bit, took me 5 minutes to properly lock my door the first time. The rooms wall was not going completely to the ceiling so there was a quite big gap, which in theory somebody could climb over. It didn't bother me too much, but could imagine some people would mind, especially since there is no safe, locker etc. in the room. The vegetarian breakfast was just the same without the ham, which is fair enough, although the woman on the counter promised me peanut butter and jelly, ha

Close to the Fuziou MRT station in a very quiet locality. Near food outlets and the Nanya night market. The supply of daily fresh towels was a treat and the daily breakfast was pretty good. It's value for money and an alternative to sharing rooms in dorms.

It's a windowless cubicle with an opening above the door to let in the piped air conditioning being blasted to the whole floor. It can get pretty stuffy. There were some stray mozzies buzzing around. I didn't have the socket for my charger and upon borrowing it, was told to leave my ID/Driver's license as security. It's illegal to withhold any form of legal identification and the management should just take a monetary deposit to cover the item should it not be returned...it's as simple as that and I wonder why the management has not thought about it. Just a tip for those booking, ask for rooms far from the bathrooms. Mine was near them and I cld hear the din from the showers, flush n hair dryers.

The sleeping quarters are comfortable, separated by gender, each person gets their own little "compartment", sort of like a train. The location is very good, a five minute walk from Banqiao Station. The breakfast isn't bad either, 5 to 6 simple hot and cold dishes, along with soup/porridge and tea. The bathroom was very clean.

I originally thought my one-person bedroom would be its own room, but actually all of the rooms are connected together, partitioned by walls that don't go all the way up to the ceiling. This means that you can't make any calls or noise during evening hours without other guests hearing you. Also, this is minor, but there two elevators, each designated by gender, which means that one can only use one elevator. This means you may have to wait a few minutes to go between floors.

Rooms were small and minimalist but clean and comfortable. Location was great: it’s on a side street so there’s little outside noise, yet it’s within walking distance of the metro station, food/shops, and night market, plus there’s a 7-Eleven downstairs. The Japanese style bathhouse was the highlight of our stay, and we ended up soaking twice daily, morning and night every day. We’ll probably be back again just for that even though we have a couple complaints (see below).

The building itself could have been maintained better — if you look closely, there’s dust and mold in all the little nooks and crevices that the cleaning staff have overlooked. Noise was also an issue (management knows … there’s signs reminding you to be quiet and all the doors have rubber padding). However, the foam earplugs are useless, so do yourself a favour: walk over to the Poya, ask where the earplugs are, and get the three-layer silicone ones.

Perfect spot for solo travellers. Has its independent sector for females and males (even the elevator). The rooms are separate and very convenient. You have everything you need - shampoo, soap, facial cleanser. Very good. No one can make noise in the rooms - it’s a rule. So for a hostel, this is very important. You have your sleep and no one messes up with it.

There are only two toilets and two showers. It was fine, but if all rooms are booked I’m not sure if it would be complicated to use the bathroom.

-mattress comfy, you can block light out of your little room and have space for your suitcase -incredibly clean everywhere -self coin laundry -had a great sleep -well connected by MRT to the town and by high speed to airport -staff super friendly -good wifi -good breakfast -free hot pool -sockets in every room -super safe -the place is exactly like on the photos -supermarket and ATM around the corner

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