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MGH Mitsui Garden Hotel Taipei Zhongxiao
MGH Mitsui Garden Hotel Taipei Zhongxiao



Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Taipei Ximen
Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Taipei Ximen



The Grand Hotel
The Grand Hotel



Hotel Metropolitan Premier Taipei
Hotel Metropolitan Premier Taipei



Miramar Garden Taipei
Miramar Garden Taipei



Caesar Metro Taipei
Caesar Metro Taipei



Eastin Taipei Hotel
Eastin Taipei Hotel



Palais de Chine Hotel
Palais de Chine Hotel



Regent Taipei
Regent Taipei



The Howard Plaza Hotel Taipei
The Howard Plaza Hotel Taipei



Park Taipei Hotel
Park Taipei Hotel



Hotel Gracery Taipei
Hotel Gracery Taipei



HOTEL COZZI Zhongxiao Taipei
HOTEL COZZI Zhongxiao Taipei



Caesar Park Hotel Taipei
Caesar Park Hotel Taipei



Cosmos Hotel Taipei
Cosmos Hotel Taipei



citizenM Taipei North Gate
citizenM Taipei North Gate



Sotetsu Grand Fresa Taipei Ximen
Sotetsu Grand Fresa Taipei Ximen



Hotel Royal - Nikko Taipei
Hotel Royal - Nikko Taipei



Shangri-La Far Eastern, Taipei
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Top neighborhoods in Taipei





Xinyi
Home to Taipei 101 and Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, this financial district offers shopping at Shin Kong Mitsukoshi and Eslite Bookstore, as well as entertainment at Vieshow Cinemas. Easily accessible via Taipei Metro and bus routes.





Daan
Discover a vibrant district with shopping areas, world cuisine restaurants, and night markets like Tonghua and Shida. Explore Daan Forest Park and the Jut Art Museum, moving around town by Taipei Metro.




Zhongshan
Featuring recreational areas like Rongxing Garden Park and historical sites such as Lin An Tai Historical House, this district offers a mix of leisure and culture. Explore museums, temples, and a vibrant "Little Manila" area, easily accessible via Taipei Metro.





Wanhua
Step into Wanhua, Taipei's oldest district, where centuries of history unfold around every corner. Incense wafts from ornate Longshan Temple while the neon glow of Snake Alley beckons curious foodies. Wander through Bopiliao Old Street's preserved shophouses and dive into night markets where vendors serve up beef noodles and exotic snacks until the early hours. Traditional teahouses and family-run eateries dot the narrow lanes, offering authentic Taiwanese cuisine at wallet-friendly prices. Budget hostels and mid-range hotels in converted heritage buildings provide cozy places to crash after exploring. The convenient Longshan Temple MRT station connects you easily to the rest of the city.





Songshan
Songshan delivers a double life that'll make your trip to Taipei twice as nice. Rub elbows with suits at the World Trade Center by day, then dive into the sensory overload of Raohe Night Market when the sun sets. The historic Ciyou Temple offers a peaceful escape between shopping sprees at Breeze Center, while Taipei Arena hosts events worth checking your calendar for. Business travelers appreciate the sleek hotels with all the modern perks, while foodies can't get enough of the street eats that won't break the bank. Getting around is a breeze with three convenient MRT stations connecting you to everywhere worth going in Taipei.
Top landmarks in Taipei

Taipei 101

Shilin Night Market

Ningxia Night Market

Taipei Arena

Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center

Taipei Zoo

National Palace Museum
Taipei and related destinations
Between skyscrapers and street markets, Taipei delivers sensory overload in the most delightful way. Ascend Taipei 101 for views that explain why locals call this 'Beautiful Island.' The Shilin Night Market transforms after dark into a labyrinth of sizzling street food where brave eaters sample stinky tofu. Temples like Longshan offer incense-scented respite from urban energy, while the National Palace Museum houses treasures spirited away from the Forbidden City. The Miniatures Museum showcases tiny worlds with outsized charm. For nature without leaving town, Taipei Zoo's pandas draw crowds while nearby tea houses in Maokong serve oolong with mountain views. Don't miss Din Tai Fung, where dumplings are folded with surgical precision.
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Palais de Chine Hotel
"The Hotel itself is a wonderful place to stop, rest and relax, and eat! But the real magic is the people, and it really makes the difference between a hotel and a memory of a family, connection, service and a truly caring staff. Andy is a shining example, his wonderful energy, humor anattentiveness are top notch. His smile and open nature are a feather in this hotels cap. He made us both feel welcomed and seen. Serenading us with some Elvis while never forgetting our needs is a rare quality and Palais de Chine is very lucky to have him. Continuing the excellent customer service and personal touch, Constantine helped me in a time of great travel uncertainty, the dreaded international flight check-in failure. His fluent Japanese and care, calling Japanese airlines and going the extra mile, hanging in when the call was going sideways and finding the crazy naming convention in my airlines middle initial, and switching between English and Japanese, he deftly led the help desk discussion and found the unique path forward so I could confirm my flight and rest easy. He was a smiling beacon of service on more than one occasion. Polly in the Executive Lounge was another excellent help and her competent and smiling attention to our lounge experience was another win for this quality team. Definitely going to return here on our next trip to Taiwan. This hotel is more like a family, than a collection of employees. It made our first trip to Taiwan a more memorable experience. Bobby G"
citizenM Taipei North Gate
"Excellent room and staff"
Caesar Metro Taipei
"Good location right beside the railway station, only few minutes walk to subway station. Well maintained and clean. Very helpful staff"
Regent Taipei
"The hotel was very nice and conveniently located"
MGH Mitsui Garden Hotel Taipei Zhongxiao
"Great location right next to the metro. Modern, clean and spacious rooms."
The Grand Hotel
"The hotel provided free shuttles to and from MRT station. Also provided Free shuttles to Touyen airport 3 times a day."
Hotel Metropolitan Premier Taipei
"Hi Arrived in the hotel at 5 am, I asked for a half day early check in but was quoted a full day rate. They did offer me a 75% rate for a 9 am check in. I came back to the hotel around 8 am and asked if I was allowed in, the front desk crew has now changed and offered me a 50% day rate which I gladly accepted. After getting into my room, the front desk called me to rescind the 50% rate and changed it back to 75%. I was tired and did not want to complain too much I thought this was really not professional and customer oriented move."
Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Taipei Ximen
"Great hotel, I recommend it."
Miramar Garden Taipei
"The sauna was especially nice except they force you to be naked with a bunch of dudes. I don’t understand why swim shorts aren’t allowed. It seems less sanitary to have your bare butt sitting on things. If you try and wear shorts they will tell you to get them off. Otherwise it’s a great hotel."
































































































































































