Hua Shan Din by Cosmos Creation - Huashan Creative Park

The hotel is very unique, with its decor and its history. The rooms were clean and large for Taiwan/Asian standards. The soundproof is also great; I could hear neighbors when I was in the hallway but as soon as I got into the room itself it was silent. The staff is amazing; I had a question about a non-hotel-related issue and the staff (esp a Cantonese-speaking trainee) did their very best to help me resolve it. The lobby also serves as a mini/local art exhibition space, which makes the hotel even more special. I loved the location too. It's only a block away from the blue and yellow MRT lines, and less than 10 min walk from Fu Hang Soy Milk for crazy tourists like me who wants to wander over at 5:30am!

This hotel is fantastic - I have very few complaints. The location is perfect and the room was quiet, dark, and comfortable. You are very close to the MRT and bus stops.

Room: clean, size is good. You can request extra pillows; they offer different kinds, e.g. memory foam pillows, etc. The toilet and the shower area are separate from each other. The bed mattress is on the firm side, but I prefer it this way, so this is a plus for me. Location: peaceful and quiet, a few meters away from the train station and bus stop, multiple convenience stores and ATMs nearby. It's nearby the creative park, which was a good place to relax and hang out. Service: Staff are very friendly and helpful! I had a problem with a delivery, and they kindly helped me even if they didn't have to. They provided one welcome drink per person, a nice touch. Others: The snack bar was a great touch! The theme is "snacks from your childhood". It was awesome to get a taste of what childhood snacks are in Taiwan. It's well-stocked and very clean.

I liked the fact that each of the beds had dedicated sockets with USB connection which we only found out upon arriving. What made me choose this hotel was that the sink was accessible from the main room while the T&B were separate from each other. This meant each of the facilities allowed independent access which I thought was most ideal for triple sharing. I do not recall seeing any other hotel room designed this way.

We got a quadruple room for the three of us. The room had two bunk beds (4 beds in total) and was really spacious even though it was oddly shaped. It was conveniently located next to the park which was a good landmark for taxi drivers and less than a 5 minute walk from the subway. Check-in was really smooth, and the room had everything you needed for a comfortable stay, including a luggage stand and a small table that you could fold away so that it didn't take up too much room. Each bunk bed had its own tv and headphones which was really convenient, and the hotel provided bottled water every day. The toilet and bathroom were separate which is ideal for a larger group since it meant that we could use them separately. The toilet also had a Japanese-style bidet seat which was really comfortable.