- The hosts are very communicative. After booking the place, they add you to a group chat on LINE (a popular app used for messaging). It was a little weird at first because you have different people messaging you as it looks like they manage several properties together as a group. But anytime there was an issue, I promptly received a reply. - The location is great. Steps away from the MRT where the blue line and brown line meet (Zhongxiao Fuxing), which is located at the entrance of SOGO. The same SOGO with the Din Tai Fung which we ate at a few times on our trip. - Amenities offered far exceeded what any hotel would offer. We traveled with a 3 year old and 1 year old and asked for a stroller, high chair, and crib/playpen. We only brought one stroller with us to travel light, so the second stroller was helpful when both the kids would nap as the time change and jet lag was rough on them. The high chair was one of those booster seats strapped to a plastic chair. Make sure you're not strapping in babies on the heavy side as it can tip over as with any chair. We ended up not using the playpen as often but it was nice to have available. There is an AC in each of the 3 rooms (Living room, and 2 bedrooms). We went during the summer so it was imperative to have AC. The washer is located on the balcony. Dryers are not as commonly used in Taiwan as they are in the states so you will have to hang dry your clothes. The WiFi speed was fast at over 30 mbps. It went down for a night but the hosts were able to fix it. We also got our room cleaned twice which isn't very common for AirBnb properties. Things to watch out for: - It's in an older building so the elevators are old. They close quickly so if you're trying to push two strollers out, the elevator doors will inevitaby close on you unless you hold it open. - The hot water gets scalding hot so be careful. I've asked the hosts to add a note to warn future visitors. - There are two rugs that can get slippery. When stepping out of the bathroom, it's one step down and there is no rubbing backing to the rug. I've also asked the hosts that replacing these would be beneficial to both parties. - The place is relatively kid-friendly. I wouldn't let your kids roam around unsupervised as it's not 100% baby proof. Tips for visitors: - Din Tai Fung and Kao Chi are super close - Buy a prepaid SIM card from Chunghwa Telecom for internet access at the airport or if you know someone in Taiwan, they can get one for you for less expensive. - Get an EasyCard. Everything is accessible from the MRT or buses. Use the EasyCard for...