Location & Accessibility: The location is perfect—super connected and convenient. Whether you’re exploring the city or need quick access to transport, this spot is ideal. Room Quality: The rooms are clean, modern, and nicely designed. While the size is compact, they are highly functional and equipped with all the necessary amenities. Staff & Service: The staff were excellent—friendly, professional, and always ready to assist. Their hospitality made the stay even more enjoyable. Facilities: One of my favorite features was the laundry area. It’s such a thoughtful addition, especially for families or longer stays. Value for Money: This place is a gem! For the price, you’re getting top-notch service and facilities—definitely a 10/10 for value.

While the overall experience was great, the walls could use better soundproofing as noise from adjacent rooms can be noticeable at times. Additionally, the breakfast options could be improved to better match the otherwise excellent quality of the hotel.

The hotel is a short walk from the Taipei mrt station, and well designed to maximise the space in the common areas and rooms. We were delighted that the hotel had a room with a good selection of free snacks,and a small quiet reading room. More impressively, they had a weighing machine to weigh luggage, the first I have seen in a Taipei hotel that I have stayed in. The room has a cable TV with English channels in addition to the local channels.

The size of the room is comfortable for two persons for one or two nights stay. But we would have preferred a little more stay if we stayed longer.

Location was great as it took about 5-10 minutes to reach Taipei Main Station. Also, many things/shops/ near by. We could walk to Ning Xia night market from the hotel. We haven't booked with breakfast option so no comments on that. They provided us with free snack/candies every night where we could took anything on the 3rd floor in the plastic bag the gave us when check-in.

The room design for 3 beds was not that good compared with another 3 beds room type we booked in Koashuing. This one was so compacted. The size was the same 23 m2 but we thought that they arranged the room design wrongly and made us feel not enough space.

Before you read other reviews, please understand that Asians are generally smaller people so the room size was just perfect for me and my wife (I'm 174cm or 5"9). The place is near the train station and convenience stores and a short bus away to other tourist destinations that you may want to see. The free snacks, driving sim and the library is a nice touch. They do have a bakery downstairs too and I would recommend it. This place houses a bathtub and a bidet (like Japan) so if you want to clean your bum, this is one of the few places that does it for you.

Sometimes you can hear knocking. Nothing scary or haunting but I think it's just the doors closing but it's not that distracting.

The hotel is about 10 minutes walk from the Taipei main station, which is very reasonable. It has a number of stores and eateries close by, and also about 10 minutes walk to the Dadaocheng area. The decor is very cute and functional; the bathroom was a good size. There is free laundry on the 7th floor. The beds and blankets were super comfortable and the staff were very kind and accommodating. There is also a snack room where you can try various snacks.

Breakfast starts at 7:30, which is a little late for days when we planned day trips out of the city, although the staff were kind to pack a to-go breakfast. The beds are on the “floor” of a raised platform (like Japanese tatami style), which made it hard for my elderly father to get up from the bed.

The location is very convenient. It is an easy walk to Taipei main station. We were travelling as a family with young children so the sweet room, the play room and free use washing machine were very much appreciated. The staff were very friendly, helpful and spoke English well.

As many other reviews mention, the rooms are very small and tight for space. We spent nearly all day out, so it didn't bother us much. Also, as we were expecting it, we were prepared for it.

The staff were lovely - so helpful and pleasant, the location was great and the whole place spotless. There was a good breakfast included in the price.

My "superior double" room was absolutely tiny. The bed was nice and big, but you had to squeeze past the end of it to get to the far side. Considering the lack of space, a few hooks would help? There are coathangers, but hooks for bags and so on - to keep them off the limited floorspace - would be good. And a hook in the bathroom for the towel would help. It was the first place I stayed in in Taiwan that didn't have a strict shoes-off policy, which I found slighty offputting, especially since my room had a carpet... I would have been happier leaving my shoes somewhere and wearing slippers... but none of these things spoiled my stay and I enjoyed my time at Bee House.

Bee House was so cute and had welcome snacks/candies for guests. They also let me store my luggage at the lobby when I arrived earlier than check in time. Room was clean and had everything that I needed. The hotel is just 10 min away from Taipei Main Station. If you're okay with walking for 20-30 min, you can also easily go to Ximending Walking District, Fu Hang Soy Milk and Beimen Station (for bus going to Jiufen Old Street).

I didn't like that the space between the end of the bed and wall were so close that I had to lift my luggage to cross to the other side. Possibly just my room because I was right beside the elevator but it's something to note. Also, I had mixed feelings for them cleaning the room everyday. While I greatly appreciate it, I wish I was given an option to opt out of it. Changing towels, slippers, etc. on a daily basis felt like a waste of supplies, especially since I was only on a short-term stay.

Extremely clean, friendly and helpful staff members and location close to main train station. A snack bar is available, nice teas in the room too.

The first room we got with two single beds was extremely cramped and awkward. The beds were on a raised platform accessed by a few steps, with space underneath to store luggage. There wasn’t much room for two people. The second room I stayed in by myself was a family room and that was considerably more spacious and comfortable.

The hotel was very nicely decorated and we enjoyed the free snack corner. The beds were absolutely divine, we had the best sleep here. We also liked that the bath design kept water from splashing out of the bath area. Location-wise, it was a bit of a walk from the main part of Taipei Station but there's plenty to see along the way. The distance from Ningxia Night Market was also just nice for working off some calories after binging on food.

The room was a little small on the small side and it became quite a squeeze once our luggages were open. Not an issue for short stays but I think it would be a problem if you had a lot of luggage to organise.