Located not in a busy area but close (and next to transportation). I was able to get there easily from the airport and didn’t need to lift luggage except a short stair before building elevator. Host sent detailed instructions (even more than I needed, since I’ve been to Taipei before) and proactively asked when I arrive to make sure someone is present at front desk.
It’s quite homey inside. Bedrooms don’t have a lot of space to e.g. open a suitcase but the common room is large enough.
I stayed during a cold wave so I must say it’s chilly (especially on a bed next to the window), I’m sure the host could help with extra blankets but I slept in a thermal base layer so it was OK.
The quiet rule is not always strictly enforced, on a busy weekend a noisy group showed up after midnight. However, even though I was in a room near the common space, the doors were thick and the noise didn’t carry much.
It’s a high floor and windows in the common room and the kitchen open to quite a cityscape!