### 🏠 Accommodation Environment This property is a youth hostel offering shared dormitory-style rooms. I was assigned to Room C, which faces Chongqing South Road, a main thoroughfare. Despite its location near the road, the room was surprisingly quiet. The air conditioning is centrally controlled and not available 24/7; if ventilation is needed, guests must request assistance from the staff to open the windows or doors, as adjustments cannot be made independently. ### 🛁 Facilities What impressed me most was the completeness and cleanliness of the shared bathroom and additional amenities. The facilities were convenient and user-friendly, including: * Power outlets * Western-style toilets * Shower stalls * Large mirrors * Washbasins * A designated area with hairdryers, irons, and ironing boards * Coin-operated washing machines and dryers ### 🕒 Service Hours Staff are typically present between **3:00 PM and 10:00 PM**. Outside of these hours, no personnel are available. In the morning, the front desk is unattended. If you need to store luggage, you may ask staff from the breakfast area or cleaning team for assistance. Please note that the breakfast area is open only in the morning and does not allow guests to linger. Breakfast staff may ask guests to leave promptly after dining. For continued use of public space, it is recommended to move to the adjacent lounge area. ### 🔊 Noise Considerations This hostel serves breakfast during the day and operates as a bar in the evening. For noise-sensitive guests, please take the following into consideration: * The first floor is an open-plan space, including the security post, kitchen counter, reception, accessible restroom, and lounge, separated only by partitions or curtains. * During bar hours in the evening, noise from patrons is common. If you require a quieter environment, it is advised to speak directly with the bar, as that area is outsi

While the room itself was clean and comfortable, the noise from the bar on the ground floor made it hard to relax in the evening. The open-plan layout of the common area means sound travels easily, and during bar hours, it can get quite loud. This may not be the best option for light sleepers or those needing a quiet environment. Some improvements in soundproofing or clearer communication about the bar noise would help future guests.

I really liked how clean the shared bathrooms were at any point of day - dorm bed was very comfortable (4bed female only) and the location is super convenient.

I didn't like that the door room code was in a qr in my email so I always had to take my cellphone to the bathroom every time I left the room- just felt strange that the locker I barely used had a key card but the door room that I used constantly had to be accessed by email qr - I do understand the security of it but ... Also the sensor light in my dorm room went off every ten seconds at night and the ac was controlled from the room and people put it too cold.

I stayed in a 4 bed female dorm. The capsule-like beds were excellent, large and comfortable, with a shade for privacy, a light and power points. The bathrooms were large and clean. The kitchen and common room were clean and kitchen ustensils were provided. I arrived early morning on the typhoon day, and I was able to check in early, even though it is not their policy. I am very grateful for that. Overall it is one of my favourite dorms. Guests were very respectful (unlike in other countries).

The water of the shower ran very slowly. One day there was no water at all on my floor. I believe it was because of the typhoon. I took some of my showers on the floor below and it was fine.

Probably the best hostel stay ever in my life (and I travel A LOT). The rooms are very spacious, the bed super comfy and big, with extra space for your things. In the bed 2 outlets and 2 lights. Bed duvet and pillow were great! The lockers were huge and everything front door, room and locker opens with the same card key. Super privacy thanks to the blinders. The bathroom and the rooms were exceptionally clean anytime! Bathrooms have shower gel and shampoo, hairdryer, hand soap and paper towels. The staff is super nice, they have a laundry room and two big common spaces with plenty of facilities, like water dispenser, tea and so on. Wifi works great. I REALLY recommend this place, if I come back to Taipei I’d definitely stay here again. Thanks!

My room was just by the street, for me no problem, coz I deep sleep and I use earplugs, but if you are a light sleeper the street could be noisy. There are rooms not facing the street though!

Actually, the hostel surprised me. I travel a lot and have been to 146 countries, always using hotels from Booking.com or Hotels.com. I wanted to stay near the MRT Taipei Main Station and Ximending, but hotel prices were too expensive. Since I only needed a place to sleep and shower, paying for an expensive hotel wasn’t an option. I had many plans and tours in Taiwan, so I preferred to save on accommodation. I also arrived in the middle of the Taipei Lantern Festival, which made prices in the Ximending area even higher. The capsule was clean, and the toilets and showers were spotless—exactly what I needed.

1) For two days, I left my luggage at the hostel while visiting Jiufen, but it made me feel uncomfortable and insecure. The hostel didn’t have a dedicated luggage storage room, so it didn’t feel safe.

I have landed in Taipei early in the morning on a typhoon day. Only hoped to leave my baggage, but the staff went out of their way to check me in early so I would be comfortable in such a situation. How lovely! As for the hostel itself - the bed was comfortable and the locker big. Showers and bathroom, and kitchen were clean and had everything you need. The was an area for lounging as well. Hostel also had a cafe attached and the breakfast panini + tea were delicious! The hostel is a minute away from the entrance to the underground Taipei Station mall, has 3 convenience stores around, and ever so many tasty restaurants. Great spot for Taipei exploration.

You might have to strategize you shower time as there were 2 on the floor for multiple rooms, but I had little problems with it tbh.

Room was well lighted, and no bad smell at all. Mattress was extremely comfortable, had a good sleep for 5 nights here. Air conditioning was strong and adjustable. Common area was spacious and clean at all times. Receptionist was helpful and friendly. The toiletries bucket given to each pod was extra helpful. Bathrooms were in good condition, with extra bath mats avaliable.

Walking from Taoyuan Metro station (Airport Train line) to the accommodation was actually straight forward by taking exit 3, but it was no where mentioned in the Booking details. Maybe improve on that, pls? Also, pls inform guests to press the door release button when exiting before 7.30am (no one at ground floor).

I stayed here only for 1 night. I chose this because I want to be close to the airport train for my flight the next day. Inn is close to the station. I also liked the bathroom and the bed itself. Despite sharing the room with other people, you still get your own private space because each bed has curtain blinds. In addition, unlike other inn/hostels I've stayed in, Bouti's shower room is a full bathroom - with toilet, bidet, shower area, mirror, sink, and most importantly, space where you can place your toiletries, towel, and clothes without the fear of it getting wet or falling!! There's also a 7/11 close to this inn.

There's really none but tips for other travelers, if the main objective is to be near activities in Ximending area, I would suggest booking at hotels/hostels near Ximen station.

Clean toilets and bathrooms, which are fully private. Well-equipped common room. Good AC.

The QR code system for opening the door is highly impractical, as I had to carry my phone with me even to the toilet every time. It’s inconvenient. A better option would be using door pin numbers or magnetic key cards. QR codes might make sense only when checking in via a link without reception assistance, but giving magnetic cards for lockers while using QR codes for room access seems inconsistent. Additionally, having to pay extra for a towel when my rate was already over 1300 TWD is disappointing. The staff was unhelpful when I needed to rush to the airport and asked a simple question about the Airport Express train from Taipei Main Station. I suggest training your staff better, as these types of questions are likely common from guests.

Great location. Quite spacious for a capsule hotel. The common room is great, the staff is friendly

We need QR code to unlock the room, or the hotel door (after 10pm), no staff after 10pm. The QR code cant be screenshot bcause it keeps refreshing after 5 mins. So we have to ALWAYS remember to bring our phone, even in the middle of the night to go to toilet. And make sure you have the data and battery on on your mobile if you are outside after 10pm. While I understand the security reason it's a bit annoying to always attached to our phone even just to go to toilet. If you forget it, or dont have data, or battery dead then prepare yourself to sleep outside