This review is based on my personal experience and expenses during my trip to Taipei, Taiwan. I have documented my journey from start to finish. If there are any inaccuracies or errors, I apologize. For further inquiries, please visit my Facebook Fan Page: https://www.facebook.com/littleduckinthefog.

The first part of the sentence is a link to an article about flying to Taipei on China Airlines. The second part of the sentence is about how to get into Taipei city from the airport.

Here is the translation of the sentence:

Part 1: Fly to Taipei on China Airlines. Learn how to get into Taipei city from the airport.

Part 2 Check-In Review of Airline Inn Accommodation in Taipei

Chapter 3: Embark on a Spiritual Journey to Seek Blessings from the Deities of Longshan Temple in Taipei, Taiwan

This section invites readers to join a captivating tour of Longshan Temple, a renowned spiritual haven in Taipei, Taiwan. The journey promises an immersive experience, seeking blessings from the temple's revered deities.

Episode 4: First Night at Taipei 101 - Experiencing the Nightlife of Taipei, Taiwan

Chapter 5 Reviewing the atmosphere of the Beitou Hot Spring in Taipei, Taiwan (Beitou Thermal Valley)

Chapter 6 Take a walk and enjoy the view @Tamsui, Taipei, Taiwan

Chapter 7: Lovely Sight at Bitan (ปี้ถาน) in Taipei, Taiwan

Chapter 8: A Collector's Paradise at Taipei City Mall & Ferris Wheel Miramar, Taipei, Taiwan

Chapter 9: Dinner in the Rain at Shilin Night Market, Taipei, Taiwan

**Part 10: Memory Hall in Taipei, Taiwan - A Day Trip to a Place of Remembrance**

After exiting the MRT Airport Rail Link at Taipei Main Station, follow the signs to the MRT Subway to continue your journey to Ximending Station. Be warned, Taipei Main Station is notoriously confusing. No matter what you're looking for, you're likely to get lost. Even Google Maps won't save you from the initial disorientation. Expect to feel overwhelmed and frustrated. This station is a tourist hub, with 60-70% of the crowd consisting of travelers dragging their luggage. However, just when you're about to give up hope of finding your desired destination, it will magically appear before you.

I took the subway from Taipei Main Station to Ximending Station, just one stop away. Exiting through Exit 6, I was greeted with this view.

According to Google Maps, Airline Inn is located in the vicinity of the building shown in the picture. However, first-time visitors may find it difficult to locate. The inn is actually situated in the center of the building complex, and it may be easily overlooked if one does not pay attention to the signage. There are multiple entry points to the complex's core. For first-time visitors, the easiest route is recommended. I booked Airline Inn through Agoda for a 4-day, 3-night stay at a cost of 7281 baht, which translates to approximately 2500 baht per night.

The building's condition is similar to a Hong Kong hostel, with narrow corridors and hidden nooks.

The Airline Inn is located on the 7th and 8th floors. Please proceed to the 8th floor for check-in. The elevator is a shared elevator. Please note that the 9th floor is occupied by another hotel.

Upon exiting the elevator, guests are greeted by the Front Office. The staff is proficient in English, ensuring a seamless experience for international visitors.

The interior of the Airline Inn is designed to feel like you're actually walking on an airplane. The picture below shows the shared bathroom, which is surprisingly well-designed.

The bedroom was quite spacious, being a corner room. Upon checking the hotel's floor plan, I discovered that this room was the largest. (Before my trip, I emailed the hotel to confirm that Agoda had indeed booked a room for me.) This could be the reason why I received a spacious room before anyone else.

In addition to being spacious, the room also appears clean and pleasing to the eye. It even has a passenger seat... but to be honest, I don't really use it for sitting. I mostly use it to hang my clothes. When I want to sit, I prefer to sit on the bed, which is more comfortable. Hehe.

The room is equipped with a hot water kettle, two bottles of mineral water, a safe, a wardrobe, a refrigerator, and a hairdryer.

There isn't much to watch on TV. I didn't turn it on much. Oh, another thing I need to comment on is that the Wi-Fi isn't very good. But I brought my own wireless router, so I didn't need to use the hotel's Wi-Fi.

The design of the washbasin, with its shell-like pattern, is aesthetically pleasing.

The bathroom is spacious and the water pressure is strong, almost like it could pierce through you. 555 (laughter)

This review is divided into 8-9 parts, each focusing on a different tourist attraction. Please stay tuned for the next part. I will try my best to find time to review as soon as possible. If you have any questions, please feel free to like my Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/littleduckinthefog.