Some sweet words from our guest again!!This is The Cat's Pajamas Hostel's official blog, we will do our best to help all guests who plan to visit Taiwan. Please follow us on Twitter (tcphostel) and Facebook (the cat's pajamas hostel)!!
Thursday, May 19, 2011
We HEARTs TCP(9)!!!!-Sweet world from some guests from Hostelworld.com
Some sweet words from our guest again!!Monday, April 11, 2011
We HEARTs TCP(8)!!!!-Sweet world from some guests in chinese!!
Some sweet words from our chinese guests!!
Come back to hang with us again soon!! XOXO
“非常好的位置 乾淨的地方,時尚的格調!”
這裏對於背包客來說太理想了。距離shida市場只有幾步之遙。員工的都非常有幫助,設施也很不錯。
“很合算,位置真棒,人們友好,裝飾現代”
只會說一點普通話,我要在師大附近找一個便宜地方住宿,最後找到一間公寓。
這個地方已經說明了一切:位置,合算,最棒的是驚人的人們。來自世界各地的許多年輕人住在這兒,非常友好,熱情。不住在客棧的人們甚至會順便去廚房和休息區閑逛。
裝飾現代,乾淨。有洗衣服務,你甚至可以在一個非常好的廚房煮飯。距離師大著名的夜市一箭之遙,位置理想。人們也可以坐台電地鐵(Taipower MRT)旅行和旅遊觀光。如果您需要任何幫助,這家客棧的人也非常友好,樂於助人。
哦,電腦可以免費上網,沒有什麼比這更好。
“迷上這裏了!”
我喜歡這裏,我保證你也會喜歡上這裏。酒店很好找,而且位置方便,靠近Taipower地鐵站,坐地鐵就能輕鬆去城裡的所有地方。酒店周圍步行可達咖啡館,餐館,便利店等地方。酒店周圍安全(我覺得台灣絕大多數地方都很安全!)而且一點也不吵。
這個酒店溫暖,現代,客人們和工作人員都很友好。這裏的氣氛很好,設備很精良。這個酒店的名字叫貓的睡衣客棧,但奇怪的是,我沒有看到任何貓,也沒看到貓的睡衣!當我下次去台灣,我就住在這裏了。你也應該做出和我一樣的選擇。
Thanks for your sweet words to warm our heart!!
真的很感謝你們耶!! XOXO
Monday, January 3, 2011
We HEARTs TCP(7)!!!!- Handsome Sasha!!

Thursday, November 25, 2010
We HEARTs TCP(6)!!!!- Koryn!! Koryn!!
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
We HEARTs TCP(5)!!!!-Sweet world from Gabriel!!
Thursday, September 16, 2010
We HEARTs TCP(4)!!!!-Sweet world from Emilie!!

Sunday, September 5, 2010
We HEARTs TCP(3)!!!!-Sweet world from our guests!!
WE DO REALLY LOVE OUR GUESTS!!This place has it all: location, a good deal, and best of all, amazing people. Many young people all over the world stay here and it's very friendly and welcoming. People not staying at the hostel would even drop by to hang out by the kitchen and lounge area.
The decor is modern and clean. There's laundry service and you can even cook in the very nice kitchen. Being a stone's throw away from Shida's famous night market, it's in an ideal location. One can also hope the Taipower MRT to travel and do touristy things. The hostel people are also very friendly and helpful should you need any help.
Oh and free internet with AC. Doesn't get much better than that.
The place is warm, modern, and welcoming by both guests and operators. The vibe is very good, facilities are superb, but oddly enough, I didn't see any cats or their pajamas!
When I return to Taiwan, this is where I'm staying. You should too!
Friday, August 20, 2010
We HEARTs TCP(2)!!!!-Sweet words from Sarah!!

Wednesday, August 11, 2010
We HEARTs TCP(1)!!!!-Sweet words from Eric Wu
The first thing I noticed about The Cat's Pajamas is the cleanliness. Your hostel is, without a doubt, the cleanest hostel I have ever visited. I was also highly impressed by the charming decor: the furnishings were tastefully selected and contributed nicely to the ambiance without being overwhelming. Bravo! Overall, the hostel feels very clean and comfortable, and the extra amenities (e.g. free public computer and in-house laundry washer and dryer machines) are certainly appreciated. Most importantly, the staff are always cheerful, extremely knowledgeable, and genuinely helpful.
I was really glad to see the Fresh review and the Peng Si entry on The Cat's Pajamas Hostel blog (travelers always love having as many ideas as possible). Since you and your staff have such a rich knowledge about Taipei, how would you feel about holding a weekly "TCP orientation"? The orientation could serve as an opportunity for guests to learn practical information (how the bus system works or where to buy a SIM card) as well as cultural information (Taiwanese food and local Taipei customs). And of course, once guests start talking to the staff, they'll instantly see that everyone is friendly and speaks English.
You could even hold a combined game night/orientation, so that guests could play Monopoly or Jenga with the staff, and also have a perfect chance to ask any questions they might have about the city. People can sometimes be shy, and it would be a shame if some travelers never found answers to their questions simply because they were embarrassed to ask. The advantage of a scheduled orientation is that it would create a comfortable setting for guests to ask questions, while meeting the staff. To me, that kind of experience would make your hostel truly memorable.
It would be especially cool if you could organize some kind of Shida night market tour. Perhaps one of the staff members could take a small group and walk through the market, while briefly explaining the different types of food available. It might sound simple, but I personally feel that the night markets (Shida and Shilin) can seem overwhelming at times. Even though I had a lot of fun overall, there are so many unique varieties of food that I could not help but feel quite confused sometimes. Of course, it doesn't help that I cannot read most of the signs! I imagine that I am not the only person who has experienced this confusion, and I think a quick tour (say 30-60 minutes) could really make a big difference. And because the night market is close to the hostel, guests could always revisit and re-explore the market on their own time. Since this kind of event would clearly be above and beyond what is normally expected from hostel management, I think it would be appropriate to charge a small fee if there is enough interest (perhaps 50-100NTD/person).
Thank you for taking the time to read my thoughts. Have a great week, Bevis!
Eric"


