Dom's loft was such a treasure. Compact but packaged so creatively, and some luxurious touches: rainfall shower, large fridge/freezer, comfortable lounging spaces, and overlooking a green space.
The apartment was immaculately clean, and communication was prompt and clear before arrival. The location was also really good - 7 mins walk to the airport bus, 10-15 mins walk to central bus/rail station, 5 mins walk to Zhongshan metro station. Within the local neighbourhood, lots of small eateries, drinks, bakeries and some upscale restaurants. Many small local convenience stores, and Carrefour and Jason's supermarket within 15-20 mins walk, while Ningxia night market is around the block (10 mins walk). The entire ambience of the neighbourhood is that of a small village, instead of being in the centre of Taipei.
There were very minor downsides: firstly, overlooking the park meant that noise levels were high on weekdays (starting quite early, around 530 am), but it was quieter on the weekend, and may only bother light sleepers. Cooking facilities were minimal; there wasn't an oven or microwave; but who cooks in Taipei, anyway?
We really enjoyed our time in Taipei, in no small part due to our accommodation.