Chu Kou Nature Education Center

a good place to stay in taipei because the location is strategic and the owner is very friendly and helpful

The property is very nice and warm for visitors. It has an activity room in the basement. My kids loves the free drinking and massage chair. The location is convenient to many sightseeings vis MTR. It is walkable to the NingXia night market.

The Mayer Inn is a well traveled hotel in that there is a lot of guests that come in/out frequently which was noticeable with the stack of check in forms at the desk. The property is conveniently located across from the main metro station which also houses the bus station and high speed rail line. This is also a negative because there is always a lot of activity around the hotel and the atmosphere looks/feels dirty. The floors of the building for the hotel need renovated. The carpeting and colors need to be refreshed. The walls between the rooms are very thin so can hear conversations, light switches being flicked on/off, shower running — the floors may have been office space renovated to hotel? The USB ports in the room by the bed didn’t work and the only other would sometimes flicker on/off. The drain in the shower was also so slow draining had to keep turning the water off. Also, thought there was no hair dryer in the room since not in the bathroom under the sink — rather it was in the desk drawer not close to bathroom. The kettle in the room is convenient, but the plug only fits into the outlet in the bathroom. The bed was okay — maybe a thicker mattress pad for softness would have been nice. Also, most rooms are interior rooms so no windows — again was office space converted? Overall, not sure I would recommend.