The hosts seem to be a group of many accounts under made-up names on Airbnb, probably the largest cartel of hosts in Taipei. Airbnb in Taipei kinda sucks due to the lack of true competition, misleading listings, and overpriced options, and it makes more sense when you realize just a few host companies run most of it.
They were responsive & accommodating this time, moving us to a better hotel room a few floors up when there was very loud & dusty construction in a room in our hallway (a warning would've been better than the loud wake up), steering us to the coin-laundry, etc.
I'm actually quite impressed with the photography skills they demonstrated for these room pics! The room itself is TINY and cramped -- much smaller than it appears with the angles & fish-eye lens they must've used. It's basically part of a hotel; the noise from the nightclubs (you'll be in the same building as the biggest clubs in Taipei, like Omni) wasn't bad for us, but you'll hear & feel the vibration. The bed was too firm, but they did provide another comforter to put underneath for a slightly softer sleep.
Overall, it would be more honest for the listing to say that it's hotel-style/in a hotel in the same building as clubs, very small, etc. However, they were friendly over text & made an effort, so we give them an OK score.