Stayed at this hotel on 25th June 2011 with my family of four. The hotel was undergoing renovations. Room are big but dreary. On the night we were there there were tremors and the doors creaked. Bathrooms were very run down. There seems to be bedbugs because I was feeling itchy all over and could not sleep. Staff very friendly... More

We stayed at the Marshall for one night as part of a tour. The hotel seems elderly, but the rooms and public spaces are nice enough. The neighborhood is pretty run down, and our room contained what seems to be a bedbug warning. That was enough to make us feel itchy, but we had no real bites. When we mentioned... More

Their services are good, food also delicious, but the next morning I woke up, I was bitten by too many bed bugs. I am sufferring for 3 weeks, until now . So be careful. Mushi ni kamareru no o ki o tsukete kudasai.

Large hotel, central and minutes from town, clean. Good breakfast offer including Western choices. As holiday tourists we had a list of things to do that the hotel booked, and as we were there at the end of September tours were small and friendly. Touring was the reason for staying here, as we took a trip to Taraoko National Park,... More

the location is good. our room have a wi-fi. the room (bed) is clean but the bathroom needs a renovation (cracked bathtub). overall i think the hotel is a little bit old. customer service is super. breakfast is so-so, not too great.

Overall nice place. The room was attractive, the location was excellent (within easy walking distance of just about everything). Breakfast was OK, but room was very crowded as the hotel has lots of tour groups and they all converge on the dining room at the same time. The had a pool and sauna. Internet computers available at 20 Taiwan Dollars... More

This hotel was booked for us as part of a 5-day Taiwan tour. Immediately upon arrival, we needed to take a business call. We were informed that there was no internet access from the room booked for us; they immediately offered to upgrade (for free) to a "business room". This room had electrical converters to accommodate our US plugs and... More