Grace Hotel, Taipei

The hotel is decent and clean for a couple of night stay, with a large flat-screen television in the rooms, but there was a persistent smell of cigarettes even though we booked a non-smoking room. The service was mostly polite and helpful, although there were some strange looks given, especially with a language barrier. The location is good and accessible to most things around, including the Fu Zhong MRT station just outside Taipei. The dining offered both Western and Taiwanese foods and was decent, though simple. As for facilities, they were basic and functional.

The hotel offers clean and spacious rooms, with friendly and helpful service. The location is convenient, close to public transportation and local attractions. The dining experience is decent with a variety of food options. The facilities are well-maintained and satisfactory for a comfortable stay.

The hotel is decent and clean for a couple of nights but has a strong cigarette smell and feels outdated. The staff was mostly polite and helpful despite some odd looks. The location is good with easy access to most things around. The dining options are simple with both Western and Taiwanese foods available. The facilities are decent but could use some updating.

Staying at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were generally clean and spacious, but there was a noticeable smell of cigarettes. The service was friendly, although there were moments of strange looks. The location had its ups and downs, being close to the Banqiao Night Market but not very convenient in some aspects. The dining options were decent but simple. In terms of facilities, some areas were dusty which affected the overall experience.