Fun Inn Taipei

It was quiet and comfortable. I have stayed in a double bed bunks. Everything necessary was there. So clean due to their no food inside policy as well. Had a really good night sleep here.

Central and quiet location, rectatively clean, cozy and with curtain separable bed, space for everything but hardly any storage by the bed itself. No common room and no coffee/tea, plus slow net. Rather unsuitable as a stay hostel.

One of the employees felt professional fatigue, as if the whole world owed him money, with a face made of a ceiling. Two events were encountered during this stay, the first was the issue of blowing hair, and the second was the details after the renewal of the event. I also have to take part of the responsibility for this part of blowing my hair, after all, I should be starting at about 20:40, and then after 23:00, without noticing that the time has exceeded, so the roommate in the room went to the counter and then the counter to tell me that I have exceeded the time. But rather than telling it is to blame, is the employee mentioned in the beginning, the entrance of the door is a face of evil, said to me: "It's over time you don't know? Should you have to go to the public area to blow your hair?!👍" Excessive time is my problem, but the person who tries to wash the bath may not look at the watch or are using the phone...., back ten thousand steps, telling the traveller that there is no need to use the accusation tone, maybe the employee did not know how to write respectfully.... Another incident was that the employee needed to handle a complaint case, and his colleague did not tell the foreign (English speaking) traveler to pay the current room fee for renewal to complete the booking, so the traveler did not book the place he is currently using. Plus it was Friday so the bed she wanted was already full. The guest's first complaint was that she didn't know she needed to pay before finishing the reservation, because the other desk that contacted him didn't tell him (I sounded like the guest wanted to get a shame); the staff kept kneeling at the wall saying there was no place, you didn't pay is no place. So the traveler showed that he was not unwilling to pay, but he did not get instructions that you need to pay first to complete the reservation; the staff returned to her, Taiwan's youth travel is like this, you don't pay is no place (I mean you all come to Taiwan, how do you know?) ; the traveler should have the same feeling, so she replied: "But you are now doing business with foreign travelers, how can you ask everyone to know the undercover rules of Taiwan youth travel?"; this part of the staff has not read back directly. Finally, the staff discovered that the guest agreed to have another double bed in the room, so the traveler decided to match this bed, but the traveler asked whether to follow the price of the single bed or give him some discounts, or ask the staff to ask the subject person, after all, because the instructions of the youth travel staff do not clearly cause him not to complete the renewal; the staff did not want to go back, he did not ask, because the regulations are the regulations, the double bed is to pay the price of the double bed. In summary, I can also be considered to live in the youth traveling humanity, domestic and foreign, also understand the difficulty of doing the nature of service work, but still the first time to encounter such professional fatigue youth travel front desk. Taiwan's most beautiful landscape is really people... huh?