Find hotels near Liberty Square Arch, Taipei from AED 147

"Overall, we did enjoy our stay at this hotel. The room was very nice & spacious. Cons: The food was okay, but not enough options. They had the same menu everyday. Also, at the restaurant entrance, it said dinner is served from 17:00-21:30, and last call is 21:00. One night, we arrived before 21:00, but we were told that they're already closing. We had to go eat at 7-eleven instead. We were also very disappointed that the hot tub was only open to guests 16 years and older. It wasn't mentioned on their website. We booked this hotel specifically for the hot tub. But we ended up not going even once because we had a 13 yo & 10 yo with us. "

"this is a great hotel, modern and clean, and best part is their 2F lounge which serves breakfast but after that it serves as a common area for gathering. it has an espresso machine, snacks, fruits, drinks, that are available all day and night. "

"Excellent staffs. Room has old carpet but very clean. Room is quite roomy. Noise insulation is not good. The location is of best choice. I like it and definitely stay again. "

"The room was cold . The room was clean and well kept. The location was convenient for MRT And train travel. The staff was very helpful in helping with directions to get to places. They were friendly and eager to help."

"The Regent Hotel is in a great location. The breakfast buffet is 6 stars of 5 stars. Lots of variety - American, Chinese, Japanese, etc. The room was very clean and close to train station and shops. I highly recommend this hotel."

"A room service dinner was prompt and good. The gym is better than some. "

"Comfortable"

"Spotless "

"Be very careful with this hotel’s front desk. We arrived early (6:30 AM) after a long flight from the U.S. with 3 kids and asked to pay for early check-in. They charged us $551 for one night, while the normal online price was about $330. This clearly felt like taking advantage of tired travelers. When we tried to file a complaint, the staff refused to give their full names and hid behind “privacy,” which makes no sense for customer-facing employees. Things escalated to the point where they even called the police — completely unnecessary and very unprofessional. Traveling with family should not be treated this way. This was one of the worst hotel service experiences we’ve had."