The FX Hotel Taipei Nanjing East Road (Fuyi Shishang Jiudian Taibei Nanjing Dong Lu Dian) is located in Zhongshan District in Taipei, just 2.7 km (1.6 mi) from the railway station.The hotel offers free parking and Wi-Fi access in public areas.An on-site restaurant serves Western and Chinese cuisine. A coffee shop and executive lounge provide additional spaces for guests to relax with a drink or meet up with friends.Business travelers will find meeting facilities and a business center at their disposal. Guests with free time can work out in the gym.
„Having FX Hotel Taipei many times since 2014, and it’s been interesting to watch how the property has ”evolved” due to many poorer and overpriced competing hotels in the area of Taipei. Early on, there were noticeable shortcomings, but over the years the hotel holds its own as a strong contender in the mid-range category.
The rooms are a real highlight—spacious, thoughtfully furnished, and far more practical than many competitors that lean on sparse, minimalist design. For business travelers or digital nomads, the setup makes remote work not just possible but genuinely doable.
That said, there are still areas where FX falls short. Bathroom upkeep remains a recurring issue, with mildew and mold appearing across multiple rooms I’ve stayed in. More concerning, on my most recent stay I encountered two small cockroaches in the room, which I immediately reported to the front desk. This was the first time I’ve ever come across live cockroaches in a ********* hotel—something management should address with urgency.
The laundry facilities are another letdown. While it’s convenient to have washers and dryers available for extended stays, the dryer is underpowered, taking nearly twice as long as a commercial-grade machine. In practice, it’s often more time-efficient to use a nearby laundromat instead.
All that said, FX Hotel Taipei has become a dependable and comfortable choice in its price range. With spacious rooms, practical amenities, and solid value, it remains a good option for travelers. But with better attention to cleanliness and upgraded support facilities, it could raise its standing even further among Taipei’s mid-range hotels. Check-in reception now moved to 15th floor instead of lobby area.”