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A studio (套房) typically includes a private bathroom and sometimes a kitchenette. A private room (雅房) is typically located within a shared apartment, where tenants have their own bedroom but share the bathroom, kitchen, or common areas with others living in the same apartment.
Many room rentals include internet, water, and sometimes electricity. However, some landlords charge electricity separately, often at a fixed rate per kWh (e.g., NT$4–6). Always review the rental agreement to understand how utilities are handled in the shared apartment.
Yes, renting a private room in a shared apartment in Taiwan is generally very safe. Taiwan has a low crime rate, and many shared apartments are located in secure buildings with digital entry systems, CCTV, or on-site management. As with any rental, it’s still recommended to check the building and neighborhood. Don't hesitate to have a look on our tips to avoid scams in Taiwan while searching for a property.
Deposits for studios or private rooms in shared apartments are usually one to two months, depending on the landlord and amenities.
Yes, most private rooms in shared apartments come fully furnished. Most rooms include a bed, wardrobe, desk, AC unit, and sometimes a small fridge or washing machine.
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