Howie's place is located right next to the heart of Da'an, a popping Taipei district. I came here as the part 2 of a 3 month Taiwan journey. This part of the trip was meant to be a work sprint involving multiple projects.

For that, it did its job perfectly. The space is alive with the sound of people working. And when I had things shipped to the space whilst asleep, Howie and other helpful coworkers kindly picked my packages up for me. Had this been any other airbnb, I'm sure I would have had shipping coordination nightmares... since I don't speak Mandarin.

If you ever tire of the space, there's a host of coffee shops around the area. The one right outside the building (Rufous Coffee) is renowned for having especially good blacks. Howie also has a Google Maps link listing out all the restaurants around the area, and labels them by price, specialties, and value. A benefit of being next to 2 university campuses: inexpensive food!

Ah, and my favorite unsung advantage: it's a 3 minute walk from an MRT station.
If you've never been to Taipei before, the importance of this might be lost on you. But basically, almost everything is reachable by a function of MRT usage. This means the entire city is available to you, not to mention that you're already centrally located. MRT rides are normally about 16-20ntd (roughly .40-.60 USD) which makes close MRT access a blessing.

Arrangements inside the conference room are spartan, but comfortable. If you're used to plus queen-sized beds, this might not be for you. But if you can deal with a no-frills twin bedroll setup, then this could be the place for you.

Howie's English is spot-on, so you won't have language barriers if you're an English-only speaker.

Overall, I came here and did what I intended to do: work and explore. If that's your plan, too, then I highly recommend Howie's space at Workis.