A pretty great place to stay.
Maggie's place is a little odd, it's not a standalone apartment per se, it's a group of apartments in a larger building, something I experienced in HK as well. The difference being is the size and price! In HK I paid much more for a place literally the size of a prison cell. Maggie's place is plenty roomy for 1 or 2 people.
Aircon, wifi and lighting were all good. There's a nice desk to work/eat at. The kitchenette is equipped enough to have Ramen at home or bring back takeout. You're not really gonna wanna COOK much I don't think. The fridge is a nice size, plenty of room to have some fresh fruit and lots to drink in it.
The area is nice too, Taipei is super safe, so walking around at night isn't an issue, there's Burger King & KFC within a 2 minute walk, Subway maybe 5 mins away and then plenty of local eats of course within that same distance. There's lots of computer shops nearby if that's your thing, the tech mall is just behind the place, that's kind of a cool place. The metro stop is just 5 minutes away and easy to find, just remember to use Exit 1 and you won't get lost. The whole city is well connected by the metro, so it's all at your fingertips. Arriving from the airport is easy too using the airport MRT and the metro system.
I have only 2 minor complaints of any kind. Be aware this is an Asian shower...I hope that's not offensive to anyone, it's the kind of shower that's not separated at all from the rest of the bathroom, so just about everything gets wet. It's not a problem though, to be clear, you just have to adjust as a westerner, do EVERYTHING you need to do in the bathroom before you turn that water on. The shower pressure and temperature was perfect, so no complaints there. The bathroom will dry during the day, it's not super fast, and being the 2nd person to shower might be a little undesirable but it's just a space thing.
The other issue I had was the laundry machine, there's no english instructions, Maggie tried to help me out, but in the end there just needs to be some instructions in English, the buttons make no sense to me being in Chinese and the tiny pictures with them don't represent anything to me. I did however figure it out in the end, so it all worked out, but it took me the entire night to do 1 load of wash then dry.
All in all a successful stay in Taipei, I enjoyed the city, I WILL be back and when I do, I'll try to see if Maggie's place is available.