Rainbow Stairs Kid friendly Vacations

Staff were very helpful. Lots of restaurants and stores nearby. Hotel was far from the busy atreets which was a plus.

Great location, very nice staff.

Friendly staff and convenient location

The pool on the 32nd floor has a nice view of the city. Only thing that I would change about the pool is to have extended hours. It closes at 9pm already which feels a bit too early.

It isn't worthy of 5-star.

Very accessible location to Taipei main station with the exit basically right outside the hotel. Definitely would come back just for the location. Very cute cafe/souvenir shop at the lobby! The facilities were quite old and dated but service was great during our stay! Breakfast buffet was also a bit limited in options.

This definitely felt like a five-star experience. The upgraded deluxe room was more like a junior suite. The bathroom was awesome - shower wet room and tub with neck pillow. They have courtesy shoe shining, I put them out in the hall and they were literally done in 10 minutes. The staff was fantastic. Taipei is very hot this time of year and they had water at the front door that was flavored with fruit - grapefruit, lemon and lime. They also had filtered cold water stations at every floor by the elevators so you can refill water bottles. The rooftop terrace was okay; fitness room was nice. My wife is a Francophile and ate at the French restaurant and said it was as good as anything she's had in Paris - many places in Paris don't serve souffles anymore because it requires a special oven and their souffle was phenomenal. Overall a very nice property and a fantastic value - we paid $152/night.

Executive king room is quite small and impact. Couldn't even strech out in the bath tub. Room otherwise is clean, bed is comfortable. Buffet breakfast is the highlight of the day. Spoiled with choices, foods are mostly fresh. Hotel is conveniently situated. Subway station is just across the road and bus hubs are a minute of walk. Staff are mostly pleasant and helpful.