The hotel is nice with some good style, but is located farther away from Da'an Park than expected - city map scale is a bit deceptive. The hotel staff didn't really speak English. My top of class room was large & well appointed (though bath tub was small - not for 2), however, there was no upgrade offered (just a single drink coupon). The power outlet next to bed had lost it's tension to hold onto my phone charger block (like in many hotels), so charger kept falling out and not charging. They attempted to fix it and things improved slightly. Wi-Fi system is old, not fast, and not to current basic security standards - my phone "recommended" not joining their network, which didn't inspire confidence. I had items delivered to hotel and left at front desk, which they put on a table adjacent to front desk in plain sight to other guests. But several evenings I came back somewhat late, and there was no one watching the front desk for extended periods of time - so anyone could have easily removed my property. Taipei is a very safe city overall, and this is a small hotel with only one staff after hours, but I was surprised that the hotel front doors were unlocked after a certain hour - if the front desk was left in attended (seems a doorbell system or room key entry set-up would make more sense if the desk is left unattended). Overall, pleasant hotel, nice comfortable bed and sheets, and well meaning staff!!