When we arrived, unfortunately Fiona wasn't available to meet us to pass us the keys, but she told us to contact a guy who would meet us up. It was quite scary experience trying to find the place at first (although it's really just a straight walk from Sun Yat Sen MTR) because the address listed on the page wasn't accurate when we used Google Map to get directions to the listed address (being able to read Chinese would be a plus point here), and we weren't able to call the guy because the phone number was wrong, but Fiona was able to contact him and when we finally met him, everything was smooth from thereon. He was very helpful, asked if we had any questions to ask, any recommendations, etc. The room was spacious except that the wooden floors might have made the room a bit colder than we would have preferred (Fiona provided 2 pairs of room slippers too), but the duvet was thick and warm enough. The stairs up to the top floor and the stairs up to the room might be a challenge for those with heavy luggages, but we managed with ours on the last day, and the guy helped us carry it up on the first day. Towels, hair dryer and even toiletries (shampoo, conditioner and body wash) were provided, we felt that it was a nice touch. After all, it isn't a hotel, so the provision was a definite plus. We were in Taipei mainly for the new year's fireworks, and Fiona's place is the absolute perfect place to stay if you want to be a walking distance from the hype at Taipei 101. We were overjoyed to have been able to walk back from Sun Yat Sen Memorial Hall after the new year countdown, no need for any public transport which would have been a bit of a challenge with the amount of people leaving the same area. We were also a walking distance from the Tonghua Night Market, decently sized, with an ideal amount of stalls, not too big and not too crowded. Overall, it was a pleasant stay, would have stayed longer in Fiona's place as it gradually felt like home after the first few nights. Highly recommend it for anyone who wants to be in central Taipei with a local place to stay!