The hotel fills the lower end of the 3 stars category..
The interior and design is a little outdated that someone could even find charming.. i am down to praticity and to avoid any surprise when i stay in a hotel, so anything that could harm my health is considered unacceptable: this hotel barely escape the category.
To clarify better the concept, i'd just say that i heard on my head, something moving on the counter roof/vent system.. nothing luckily appeared or dropped down, but that is already a bad start.
The hotel doesn't have any other extra service than a breakfast room, an internet area and what they call an exercise room in the basement. I'd disregard the exercise room, since is not placed in an healthy environment: go for a run in the streets/parks of Taipei, is much better!
So let's go back to the basement where the exercise room and breakfast room and internet PCs are located. Being in the basement forget about mobile signal.. so if you need to tell someone you are having breakfast or you are in the gym.. you cannot, you are simply unreachable there. If that could sound an heaven in Taipei to you, think about.. you connected to the internet to find the place you want to go.. you want to call them? you cannot, you need to climb back one floor..
The room itself is not anything fancy but that would be ok for a breakfast room (breakfast is ok, some warm dish.. enough to fill you after one night sleep.. expect nothing gourmet, nor lots of fresh fruit.. there is almost zero of that) however the smeel of chemicals due to some cleaning/laundry is just bearable for the 10 minutes of the breakfast.. so if you are allergic to chemical avoid to descend into this territory.
The hotel room is not big, has flat TV, bag stand.. and a funny double shower partially occupied by a movable bath tub.. i donno what happened there.. some misunderstanding in the design or an urge to fit a bath tun in a bathroom that has only a double shower.. see the pics.. is funny..
There are 2 good sides of this hotels tough.. welcome fruit basket (seen in other Taipei hotels), free snack every day in the room and the house keeping time is stated and they will not know at your door when you put do not disturb. Internet as well is free, if you catch the signal.
One downside.. as many other hotel, you are requested to leave your keys when you leave the hotel building.. that would be ok, if you had the feeling they actually make sure who you are and what room you stay.. the fact that is was given a few times the wrong room keys is a matter of concern for the safety of your belongings in the hotel.. after that i am removing one star from the review.. i think safety in your hotel room is a must when you travel.
Good location, 5 minutes walk from the Ninxia market and metro at 2 minutes walk.. also reachable with hotel bus from the airport, easy to come and go (check the timetable..)

I stayed at the Yomi Hotel with my spouse and child. The room was great! One queen bed and one twin. Although the room was a little cramped with our luggage, the amenities made up for the lost space. The hotel provides bottled water everyday and snacks. Also the bathroom was always stocked with toiletries! eg. toothbrushes, razors, flossers, q-tips, conditioner ect. Service at the front desk was excellent! Employess were always willing to help out and spoke excellent english which was great because none of us speak chinese! Breakfast buffet was good, there was choices for americans, asian and local travelers and it changed everyday. There was always fresh fruit too! The hotel is close to the MRT and was just around the corner from the bus stop to take you to the airport! Very convientient! Plenty of places to eat close by if you are adventurous, but also a few choices for the american tastebuds like pizza hut and KFC if you wanted something that tastes more like home! I loved the food and my stay at Yomi Hotel and will stay again if I ever get back to that part of the World!

Like in the title, the staffs are really friendly, they are fluent in English, Mandarin (of course) and Japanese. Facilities are good, there's free WIFI and a few PCs at B1 with internet access. The room is a little cramp but it's worth the price, as it's really cheap. And they would change the towels everyday if you ask them to.

Place is very convenient as there's tons of 24 hour convenience stores around, with a Family Mart just right beside the Hotel. The nearest train station to the hotel (Shuanglian) is just 2 stops away from Taipei Main Station which is really really convenient.

Oh and do not take the breakfast in this hotel, it's really bad as there's many great food stalls around the hotel so it's recommended to eat out instead. And the price of the food in Taiwan is really cheap! So no complaints eating out ^^

Highly recommended to stay here!