Find hotels near Lungshan Temple, Taipei from SAR 149

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"The staff were welcoming and helpful. I found Derek to be the highlight there. He was efficient in helping with luggage, assisting us and very efficient in getting things done. No time wasted. The hotel has a great restaurant that’s really popular. I also liked the gender hot springs and vending machine. It’s close to a laundromat, pubic transit, 7-11 and many places to eat. Highly recommend and would come back again. "

"Excellent location, close to the main train station. "

"This property is so cute and trendy. Loved the city views from our room although I wasn’t a fan of how small the room was. If I didn’t carry such a large luggage, then this room would be great! The property is within walking distance of Taipei Main Station and Ximendeng shopping area. I would highly recommend this hotel if this is your first time staying in Taipei!"

"I love everything about this hotel. Staffs are very friendly, polite and helpful. Breakfast’s amazing with lots of selections, my 2 teenagers love it. Rooms are clean. Love the contactless delivery of fresh towels daily. Free supply of drinking water because I always try to stay hydrated while traveling. Love the Gym with different dumbbells weight selections for each muscle groups. Wish there’s barbells as well. Lots of eateries around neighborhood. And a night market. There’s a freshly handmade pineapple cake shop just around the corner. Will definitely come back here again. "

"Clean room , staffs are nicely with good service "

"Overall all good, convenient to anywhere."

"Great location in the heart of a bustling neighborhood. Breakfast options are excellent."

"Be very careful with this hotel’s front desk. We arrived early (6:30 AM) after a long flight from the U.S. with 3 kids and asked to pay for early check-in. They charged us $551 for one night, while the normal online price was about $330. This clearly felt like taking advantage of tired travelers. When we tried to file a complaint, the staff refused to give their full names and hid behind “privacy,” which makes no sense for customer-facing employees. Things escalated to the point where they even called the police — completely unnecessary and very unprofessional. Traveling with family should not be treated this way. This was one of the worst hotel service experiences we’ve had."