Hotels near Huazhong Bridge

"Location, location, location "

"Breakfast - good spread, include Japanese selection like soba, natto, and small side dishes like onsen egg, cold toufu, seasoned octopus. Also provide cakes which most Taiwan hotels do not include in the breakfast buffet Location - superb because there’s a mall right next to hotel which has shopping and food. Also can go to metro, AirPort Express and HSR via basement Negative: the overall lighting is very dim, in lobby, breakfast dining room and hotel rooms. There’s statues at some common areas which is quite scary due to the dim lighting. Hotel rooms also not ideal due to bathing area is open and only using a curtain. Bathing is using a round tub which is quite high, not good for elderly to climb in and out. In winter, bathing would be very cold since the space is open"

"Good location, but hard to find entrance. You need to take an elevator to get to lobby."

"Right in front of MRT and convenient to everything. The room was clean and spacious. "

"Loved the use of the hotel rooftop bath "

"While we had some small issues with our room that is not notable, the staff, specifically Spring Yu, has provided us with much help and great service that has not only resolved our issues, and elevated our stay to a memorable one."

"The food was good except Chef did nit cater to our requests like well done meat and bacon. I appreciate the packed breakfast they prepared for us and assistance they provided to call our ride to the airport. Our rooms were always kept clean. Overall, our stay was pleasant. "

"I stayed at Cham Cham for 8 nights. The hotel is very new and clean. I stayed in explore twin room by myself. It is big enough. It is a bit far from Taipei, so if you need naps or rest in mid day while visit Taipei, Cham Cham location is not ideal for that. The review for the staff is mixed. The cleaning crew was very thorough and friendly. However, the front desk staff was not very friendly. They were not mean, but didn't really care for saying Hi to the guests. They didn’t smile at all nor care for any questions I had for them. As a traveler, naturally I have some questions, they were not helpful and not friendly. No smile at all. They all seemed like college-aged students who treated this job like another part-time job versus a job in the hospitality service business. This is very different from other hotels I stayed in in Taiwan."

"Very nice room. Got upgraded to a suite."