Picked this hotel due to its central location and the great reviiews we had read. The hotel lived up to its reputation and we really enjoyed our 5 night stay.

We were in Taipei on our Honeymoon; it was a free stopover with the SF - Taipei - Bali and back route. We got in pretty late at night from Bali (where we got married) and went directly to Les Suites Da - An. They were courteous and friendly and pointed us to a cool restaurant / lounge that was still open at that hour. Back at the hotel the room was modern and comfortable. The bathroom was nice, marble countertop, and spacious. They served great breakfast every morning; the Continental kind (bacon, sausages, eggs) and the traditional Chinese kind (porridge, meat, pickles) both were very tasty. Because of the smallish size of the hotel, they have a coffee shop style business centre with couches and round tables with two to four seating’s. When breakfast hour was over, they promptly take all the food away and brought out all the laptops to transform the space into a business centre. The espresso machine was super for us; coffee in that part of the world can fall short of what you're used to here. Beer and wine was served in the evenings at the Business centre/ breakfast site, which was a nice touch.

The location of the hotel was also ideal for us, not in the centre of everything like the other Les Suites in Taipei but the subway is right around the corner, and taxis are abundant, there's always a couple parked outside the hotel.

Maybe Taipei isn't the ideal Honeymoon Destination but Les Suites is definitely the ideal Honeymoon Hotel.

We stayed here for 3 nights on holiday, our first time in Taipei. I don't understand some of the negative reviews of this hotel -- we thought it was excellent and good value at USD 177 per night including breakfast and taxes. The room was not huge, but large enough and well-decorated, with a really nice bathroom and comfortable bed. The downstairs lounge has many free internet terminals and is a nice place to relax, especially over the complimentary afternoon tea. Overall, the hotel is filled with soft lighting and good scents throughout. The staff were very helpful and smiling all the time, and remembered the guests by name. We also liked the area around the hotel -- very close to the MRT and big Sogo department stores, with many small restaurants (including a fantastic Japanese one), boutique shops, hair salons, etc. It felt like a part of New York.

We picked this hotel as it was highly recommended by a friend from Taiwan. The location is great and staff very friendly and helpful. BUT, the walls are so thin and I dont think the room size is good too. I dont mind the lack of amenities like catering service or gym. In fact, there are thousands of wonderful local eateries just around the corner. But the fixtures are getting age and not satisfactorily clean.

Never tried other boutique hotels in Taiwan but not sure if I would stay here again.