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"Clean and spacious rooms. Hotel is located next to various night markets. The laundry room and machines onsite in the basement of the building is a nice amenity. The only downside, is the gym; it is incredibly small, basically just a treadmill and some machines, do not expect to get a full body workout."

"Check in process was friendly and seamless (thank you Jessie for the room upgrade for a better view of city)! Lobby was indeed grand (live piano music was a beautiful addition). Hotel shuttle to and from Yuanshan train station was very convenient. Room was nice - however recommend stocking room with more clothes hangars, plates, silverware. Standard pillows were uncomfortable - good thing I saw the pillow menu (charcoal pillow was much better). Recommend separate shampoo and conditioner (not combined). Underground tour was not that enjoyable because tour guide spoke in Mandarin - recommend offering 2 tours (Mandarin and English). Swimming pool and gym required taking a shuttle so we didnt get to see that part of the hotel unfortunately. Overall all hotel were friendly and welcoming (except the mean lady working as barista in afternoon of July 29, 2025). Hope to stay at Grand Hotel next time we are in Taipei!"

"Nice looking restaurant ( breakfast area) with tasty food. Fresh room, comfortable bed."

"Hotel just renovated not long ago, everything maintained well, good location, near to shopping area, staff are nice, help to arrange taxi, it was raining during my stay, they escorted me with umbrella "

"Overall it was a great experience! "

"Ease of meal access and public transport"

"Exit 6 of the Da'an Station is literally in front of the hotel. Taipei 101, CKS Memorial and Taipei Main Station are a few stops away. Many restaurants nearby and there are two SOGO department stores about 10 minutes by foot. I stayed in a 101 view room. To be honest, it's not worth it to pay extra for the 101 view. I enjoyed my stay."

"Good service and quiet at the night"

"We always love staying at the Regent when we visit Taipei. "