The location is great. The host is quite responsive and care about the guests.
The condo is nicely decorated and fairly clean.
My wife, daughter, and I stayed in the condo for six weeks. As nice as the condo is, it is simply too small for three people staying for an extended period. Furthermore, the second bed is a sofa bed. While the sofa bed is better than some, it is still a sofa so it is not comfortable.
Per my request, the host put up a mosquito net over the primary bed but not over the sofa bed even though the request was for all beds. While the net kept mosquitoes away during our sleep on the primary bed, the net draped on our heads while we slept. The net even fell a couple of times as it was attached to the ceiling with double sided tape. It was, needless to say, unpleasant, and somewhat traumatic the first time it happened, when we were awakened in the middle of the night covered with a mosquito net. Our daughter was not as fortunate as there was no net over the sofa bed so she was bitten quite severely several nights. The host was contacted but did not put up the net over the sofa bed after all.
Taipei is expensive and it is evident in the asking price of many AirBnB listings. This condo can be considered reasonable if you don't mind the following: 1) The convenience comes at a price and we were awakened by street noise as early as 6 am. 2) The smell of cooked and sometimes burned food, coming from the breakfast eatery downstairs, that starts almost as early as the street noise. 3) Given that the condo is located in a central business district, the dilemma of having to choose between hearing noise and breathing polluted air by keeping the windows opened, in order to better ventilate the condo, or lack of proper ventilation by keeping the windows closed to keep out noise and polluted air. 4) The constant presence of mosquitoes, even during our stay during the months of January and February.