I stayed here for almost two months when I first arrived in Taipei. Ziqing is amazingly warm, full of suggestions, and really helpful if you need it. I was semi-quarantined for a while because of a COVID close contact, and Ziqing was really helpful and proactive with figuring out how to make sure I could get food delivered during the few days I was locked in at home.
The apartment is comfortable and cozy, the bed is extremely comfortable, and the couch and television are definitely nice to have around the apartment for those rainy days inside. The food options around the apartment are unbeatable (even by Taipei standards, which is a high bar), and there's extremely easy access to both the red and green lines of the MRT. It's also nice to have the kitchenette in the apartment, although if you're on your own, food options in the area are affordable and diverse enough that you probably won't use it much. You're also just a couple of doors down from Family Mart and Watsons, so there's easy access to all of the daily necessities you might need. Whatever you do, make sure to explore the small alleys behind the apartment—lots of gems of bookstores, cafes, restaurants, and small stores that you won't find if you stick to the main streets.
One piece of advice: If you're here during a period of high humidity and plan on doing laundry, it might be worth investing in a small fan for when you dry your clothes in the window—despite the fact that I left things hanging by the open window, it often took several days for clothes to dry once we hit the really humid part of the summer.