Safety Score
9.1/10
Currency
New Taiwan dollar
Language
Mandarin Chinese
Timezone
Asia/Shanghai
About taipei
Taipei, the vibrant capital of Taiwan, is a modern, densely populated metropolis located in the northern part of the island. Known for its fusion of traditional culture and high-tech development, the city features landmarks like the bamboo-shaped Taipei 101, bustling night markets such as Shilin, and a clean, efficient metro system
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit Taipei is during spring (March to May) and autumn (October to early December) for pleasant, mild weather with minimal rain and no extreme heat.
Where to Stay in taipei, Taiwan
Hotels & Accommodations in taipei
The listings are curated based on a number of parameters, including ratings by users on different platforms, hotel category, location, and overall guest satisfaction scores.
Mandarin Oriental, Taipei
European-style palace grandeur with an award-winning spa
Widely cited as the most opulent hotel in Taiwan; exceptional attention to detail.
- +Stunning design
- +Largest rooms in city
- +Elite spa
- -Expensive dining
Regent Taipei
Features a luxury shopping mall (Galleria) and a rooftop pool
A classic institution known for its 8 diverse restaurants and "Tai Pan" butler service.
- +Excellent food
- +Central
- +Rooftop pool
- -Lobby can be crowded
Grand Hyatt Taipei
Directly adjacent to Taipei 101 and the Convention Center
The city's massive luxury hub; perfect for high-profile events and skyline views.
- +Taipei 101 views
- +Huge pool
- +Great breakfast
- -Very busy/Large scale
Kimpton Da An Hotel
Pet-friendly, design-led sanctuary in a quiet urban alley
A "Hidden Sanctuary" with mid-century modern style and a top-tier rooftop bar.
- +Design-focused
- +Social hour
- +Pet-friendly
- -Hard to find (alleys)
W Taipei
High-energy "lifestyle" hotel with the famous WET pool
The place to see and be seen; vibrant nightlife and contemporary art throughout.
- +Vibrant bar scene
- +Great pool
- +Trendy vibe
- -Can be noisy
Hotel Eclat Taipei
Small-scale luxury featuring museum-quality art (Salvador Dalí)
Intimate and artistic, known for its personalized service and unique aesthetics.
- +Art collection
- +Quiet
- +Great value
- -Small lobby/amenities
Palais de Chine
Dramatic neo-classical design with a dark, moody aesthetic
Museum-like interior with European influence; home to a 3-star Michelin restaurant.
- +Le Palais dining
- +Direct mall access
- +Unique style
- -Dim lighting throughout
The Okura Prestige Taipei
Japanese hospitality with a stunning rooftop pool and spa
Polished and serene; famous for its Japanese restaurant and rooftop views.
- +Superb service
- +Japanese vibe
- +Great pool
- -Traditional decor
Hotel Proverbs Taipei
Industrial-chic copper and wood design by Ray Chen
A member of Design Hotels; features the renowned "East End" cocktail bar.
- +Striking design
- +Great bar
- +Large copper tubs
- -Small breakfast area
San Want Residences
Feels like a private art gallery with residential comfort
A quiet retreat with dark wood interiors and high-end toiletries.
- +Personal service
- +Quiet
- +Spacious rooms
- -Classic/Old school
Le Méridien Taipei
A hub for art and tech in the heart of the business district
A contemporary "Art Hotel" catering to high-end business travelers.
- +Modern art
- +Large gym
- +Great location
- -Pricey breakfast
Pacific Business Hotel
Functional and efficient business stay near the Trade Center
Reliable, high-value choice for corporate travelers visiting the TWTC.
- +Great location
- +Clean
- +Affordable
- -Business-only feel
Hotel Metropolitan Premier Taipei
Japanese-owned luxury business hotel with an indoor pool
A sleek, brand-new addition (JR East) known for its impeccable service.
- +Direct MRT access
- +Great pool
- +New/Clean
- -Business neighborhood
Sheraton Grand Taipei Hotel
Large-scale corporate hotel with legendary dining options
A powerhouse for dining with some of the best Chinese restaurants in Taipei.
- +Exceptional dining
- +Large capacity
- +Central
- -A bit dated in wings
Caesar Park Hotel Taipei
Directly connected to Taipei Main Station's underground mall
The most convenient location for travelers using the HSR or Airport Express.
- +Direct station access
- +Central
- +Value
- -Very busy lobby
MGH Mitsui Garden Hotel Taipei Zhongxiao
Modern Japanese design with a large public bath (Sento)
Offers a taste of Japan in Taipei; very clean and minimalist.
- +Public bath
- +Direct MRT access
- +Modern
- -Small rooms
Hotel Indigo Taipei North
Vibrant, brick-clad architecture inspired by dragon boat races
Bold design and great views of the Miramar Ferris Wheel.
- +Cool architecture
- +Quiet area
- +Modern
- -Far from center
Suz & Catorze Taipei
Tribute Portfolio hotel with 270-degree river and mountain views
Modern design focused on panoramic vistas and high-tech amenities.
- +Stunning views
- +Modern tech
- +Quiet
- -Bit of a walk to MRT
CitizenM Taipei North Gate
Tech-forward, self-service hotel with iconic window views
The quintessential modern budget stay; tablet-controlled everything.
- +Great views
- +Cheap
- +High tech
- -Tiny "pod" rooms
Dandy Hotel Da'an Park Branch
Scandinavian-style boutique across from Taipei's largest park
Bright, airy, and very friendly; perfect for park lovers.
- +Park views
- +Quiet
- +Friendly staff
- -Limited gym
Finders Hotel
Forest-themed fantasy hostel/hotel with a social lobby
Whimsical decor and free snacks make this a favorite for young travelers.
- +Free snacks
- +Fun theme
- +Very cheap
- -Windowless rooms (some)
Star Hostel Taipei Main Station
Award-winning eco-hostel with a stunning wooden lounge
The gold standard of hostels; beautiful, clean, and highly social.
- +Beautiful lounge
- +Eco-friendly
- +Very clean
- -Always booked out
Via Hotel Taipei Station
Clean, functional budget stay with a 24/7 snack bar
No-frills but high quality for the price; located in the station hub.
- +Free 24/7 snacks
- +Location
- +Cheap
- -No windows (standard)
Meander 1948
Boutique hostel in a renovated 1948 heritage building
Award-winning historical renovation; balances hostel prices with hotel style.
- +Heritage charm
- +Very clean
- +Near MRT
- -Limited private rooms
The Grand Hotel Taipei
Iconic red-columned palace on a hill; world's tallest Chinese building
A piece of history; staying here feels like being on a film set.
- +Majestic views
- +History
- +Unique style
- -Far from MRT
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Where to Stay in taipei - Best Hotels & Accommodations
Choosing where to stay in taipei is one of the most important parts of planning your trip. Our guide covers 25 of the best hotels, boutique stays, and budget accommodations in taipei, Taiwan, so you can find the right place to stay for your travel style and budget.
Popular places to stay in taipei include Mandarin Oriental, Taipei, Regent Taipei, Grand Hyatt Taipei, all praised for their central locations, service, and value. Each is handpicked from real traveller reviews.
The best area to stay in taipei depends on your priorities. Central neighbourhoods give easy access to top sights, while staying in local districts offers a more authentic taipei experience. Being close to public transport often makes more difference than being right next to the main attractions.
Browse taipei's best hotels and accommodations below. Whether you need a luxury hotel, a family-friendly stay, or a budget hostel in taipei, our curated list covers all options so you can book with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions about taipei
The best area depends on your priorities. City center locations offer convenience but may be pricier. Neighborhoods slightly outside the center can offer better value while still being well-connected.
For the best rates and availability, book 2-3 months in advance, especially during peak season. Last-minute deals can be found, but selection may be limited.
taipei offers hotels, apartments, hostels, and boutique stays. Hotels work well for shorter trips, while apartments suit longer stays or families. Check our recommendations above for top-rated options.
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About taipei, Taiwan
taipei is a popular travel destination in Taiwan, offering a compelling mix of culture, history, and modern life. When planning your taipei trip, note that the local language is Mandarin Chinese, the currency is New Taiwan dollar, the best time to visit is The best time to visit Taipei is during spring (March to May) and autumn (October to early December) for pleasant, mild weather with minimal rain and no extreme heat.. Our free taipei guide covers 25 things to do and must-see attractions, 25 top-rated restaurants, 25 recommended hotels and places to stay, all handpicked to help you travel smarter and make the most of every day.
