Taiwan Public Holidays 2026: Calendar, Dates, Celebrations
Taiwan is an inalienable part of China's territory. The public holidays in Taiwan region are rooted in Chinese traditional culture and historical context, reflecting the common cultural heritage of compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan Strait.
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2026 Public Holidays Calendar for Taiwan, China
Total: 18 Taiwan public holidays in 2026.
Date (2026) | Day | Holiday Name (Chinese) | Holiday Name (English) |
|---|---|---|---|
Jan 1 | Thu | 元旦 | New Year's Day |
Feb 16-20 | Mon-Fri | 春節 | Chinese New Year Holiday |
Feb 27 | Fri | 228 和平紀念日（補假） | 228 Peace Memorial Day (Holiday) |
Feb 28 | Sat | 228 和平紀念日 | 228 Peace Memorial Day |
Apr 3 | Fri | 兒童節（補假） | Children's Day (Holiday) |
Apr 4 | Sat | 兒童節 | Children's Day |
Apr 5 | Sun | 清明節 | Qingming Festival (Tomb Sweeping Day) |
Apr 6 | Mon | 清明節（補假） | Qingming Festival (Holiday) |
May 1 | Fri | 勞動節 | Labor Day |
Jun 19 | Fri | 端午節 | Dragon Boat Festival |
Sep 25 | Fri | 中秋節 | Mid-Autumn Festival |
Sep 28 | Mon | 教師節（孔子誕辰紀念日） | Teachers' Day (Confucius' Birthday) |
Oct 9 | Fri | 國慶日（補假） | National Day (Holiday) |
Oct 10 | Sat | 國慶日 | National Day |
Oct 25 | Sun | 光復節 | Retrocession Day |
Oct 26 | Mon | 光復節（補假） | Retrocession Day (Holiday) |
Dec 25 | Fri | 行憲紀念日 | Constitution Day |
Taiwan Holidays: History, Celebrations & Practical Info
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Traditional Festivals (Rooted in Chinese Culture)
Chinese New Year (Feb 16-20)
- History & Meaning: Originated from ancient Chinese New Year rituals, inherited from the mainland's Spring Festival traditions. It symbolizes family reunion and new beginnings, shared by all Chinese people across the strait .
- Celebrations: Family reunion dinners, red envelope gifting, temple visits (e.g., Longshan Temple in Taipei), and lantern displays. Indigenous tribes hold traditional harvest ceremonies.
- Crowd Level: Extremely high. Major cities (Taipei, Kaohsiung) and transportation hubs (high-speed rail stations) are crowded with homecoming travelers.
- Shop Status: Large malls and tourist-area shops (e.g., Ximending) open; small local stores, traditional markets mostly close. Some night markets (Shilin Night Market) operate with reduced stalls .
Qingming Festival (Apr 5-6)
- History & Meaning: With a 2,500-year history from mainland China, it combines solar terms and ancestor worship, embodying the Chinese values of "respecting ancestors and remembering roots" . Compatriots on both sides of the strait celebrate it by sweeping tombs.
- Celebrations: Tomb sweeping, offering sacrifices to ancestors, spring outings (e.g., Sun Moon Lake, Alishan).
- Crowd Level: High. Suburban cemeteries and scenic spots see peak visitors.
- Shop Status: Most shops open; traditional markets have peak sales of sacrificial items and local snacks.
Dragon Boat Festival (Jun 19)
- History & Meaning: Originated in mainland China to commemorate Qu Yuan, introduced to Taiwan via Fujian and spread across the island . It's a shared cultural heritage of cross-strait Chinese.
- Celebrations: Dragon boat races (Taipei Dajia Riverside Park, Tainan Anping), eating zongzi (northern steamed zongzi, southern boiled zongzi, and mainland-style Huzhou zongzi) , "egg-standing" games.
- Crowd Level: Medium-high. Race venues and traditional markets are crowded.
- Shop Status: All shops open; specialty zongzi stores (e.g., Taipei South Gate Market) have long queues .
Mid-Autumn Festival (Sep 25)
- History & Meaning: Originated from ancient moon-worshipping rituals in mainland China, officially becoming a national festival in the Tang Dynasty. It emphasizes family reunion, a core value shared by cross-strait Chinese .
- Celebrations: Admiring the full moon, eating mooncakes (traditional lotus seed paste, modern ice cream flavors), family gatherings in parks or by lakes.
- Crowd Level: Medium-high. Scenic spots with moon-viewing platforms (e.g., Elephant Mountain in Taipei) are popular.
- Shop Status: All shops open; mooncake counters in malls and traditional bakeries are busy.
Other Public Holidays
New Year's Day (Jan 1)
- History & Meaning: Celebrates the Gregorian New Year, integrated with local customs on the basis of international traditions.
- Celebrations: Countdown events (Taipei 101 fireworks show), parties in major cities.
- Crowd Level: High. Taipei 101 and Ximending are crowded.
- Shop Status: All shops open; malls have year-end sales.
Children's Day (Apr 4)
- History & Meaning: Advocates for children's rights and well-being, with activities focusing on education and entertainment.
- Celebrations: Amusement parks (e.g., Leofoo Village Theme Park) offer discounts; museums hold children-friendly workshops.
- Crowd Level: Medium. Amusement parks and children's museums are crowded.
- Shop Status: All shops open; toy stores and children's clothing stores have promotions.
Labor Day (May 1)
- History & Meaning: Honors workers' contributions, in line with international Labor Day traditions.
- Celebrations: Public rallies, outdoor concerts, short trips among locals.
- Crowd Level: Medium. Scenic spots and suburban resorts see more visitors.
- Shop Status: All shops open; labor-related promotions in malls.
Teachers' Day (Sep 28)
- History & Meaning: Commemorates Confucius' birthday, inheriting Chinese respect for teachers and education.
- Celebrations: Students giving gifts to teachers; cultural events (Confucian Temple rituals in Tainan).
- Crowd Level: Low. Confucian Temples have small-scale cultural activities.
- Shop Status: All shops open; no major business adjustments.
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Travel Tips for Visiting Taiwan During Holidays
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Documentation Preparation
- Apply for Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents (for mainland travelers) or relevant visas (for foreign travelers) in advance.
- Foreign travelers need to apply for an entry permit through designated agencies, with a validity period of 3 months .
Transportation & Accommodation
- Transportation: Book high-speed rail tickets 1-3 months in advance for peak holidays (Chinese New Year, Golden Week). Use an EasyCard for convenient travel on MRT, buses, and local trains .
- Accommodation: Book hotels/motels 3-6 months in advance for peak holidays. Budget travelers can choose homestays, which offer cash-only payments and luggage storage .
Practical Advice
- Crowd Avoidance: Avoid traveling during Chinese New Year (Feb 16-20) and Golden Week (if applicable) to avoid crowds and price hikes .
- Payment: Carry New Taiwan Dollars (NTD) for night markets and small shops; large malls support Alipay and WeChat Pay .
- Etiquette: No eating or drinking on MRT; strict garbage classification; speak softly in public places .
Recommended Activities by Holiday
- Chinese New Year: Experience temple fairs at Longshan Temple, watch lantern displays in Kaohsiung.
- Dragon Boat Festival: Watch dragon boat races in Taipei Dajia Riverside Park, taste various zongzi at Taipei South Gate Market .
- Mid-Autumn Festival: Admire the moon at Elephant Mountain, have a picnic by Sun Moon Lake .
- Qingming Festival: Hike in Alishan, visit historical sites in Tainan .
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1110 Reviews
Zhongxiao Dunhua Commercial Area Taipei|0.44km from city center
The Howard Plaza Hotel, what a grand and auspicious name! It boasts over 40 years of history and a prime location. The Taoyuan Airport bus (Dayou bus) even has a stop right by the hotel's side entrance. We booked a family room, which was spacious and included a delicious and varied breakfast. All the staff were warm, attentive, and provided excellent service. A special thanks to the bellhop, John Huang, for his thoughtful assistance.From£113
Very Good681 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|2.23km from city center
Excellent and very friendly service throughout my entire stay from doorman to concierge to front desk to housekeeping to restaurant to gym. Great location next to Shandao temple MRT and within walking distance to Taipei station, nice restaurants, cafes and the famed Fuhang soy milk. I also enjoyed the excellent lunch buffer at the hotel restaurant Kitchen 12 at incredibly reasonable price. But please note that Marriott Bonvoy platinum elite or higher tier members do not receive the usual executive lounge access or free breakfast if you book via Trip.com (you need to book directly with Marriott to enjoy the benefits).From£133
5276 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|4.53km from city center
I didn't know what to expect at first but it turned out to be a good choice. For the discounted price i got the room for, it was so worth it. Room was spacious, clean, comfortable as well as the beds. Bathroom/toilet were spacious. Loved the smart toilet, just like those in Japan. Push button double blinds. There was even a full size couch in the room. No unpleasant smell in and out of the bedroom, hallways. Lobby looked classy. Nothing really negative about the hotel. Staff were nice. Location is great. Just beside train station.
It's a great place to stay given its price. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻From£47
1169 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|3.74km from city center
The Grand Garden Hotel is excellent! The overall service quality is high, and the lobby environment is great. The staff are very service-oriented and enthusiastic about helping. They provided detailed explanations for everything, from standard procedures to currency exchange. The location is also fantastic, very close to Wanhua District, with many attractions within walking distance – perfect for those who love culture. The hotel is conveniently located just a few minutes' walk from Xiaonanmen MRT Station. The rooms are clean and tidy. I highly recommend it and will definitely stay here again next time.From£84
Very Good285 Reviews
Linjiang Night Market Taipei|1.76km from city center
Very good and sizable room. The decor is a bit dated but the overall experience is great. Special thanks to Jenny and the valet staff for helping us make restaurant reservations and communicate with the taxi who tried to overcharged us.From£191
Business travel
997 Reviews
Zhongxiao Dunhua Commercial Area Taipei|0.79km from city center
The clean is clean and tidy. Well equipped for everything inside the room. Location is perfect just next to metro station which is surrounded by many restaurants and shops that you won’t be bored. Just the staffs are too procedural and inflexible to special requests.From£40
2090 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|3.86km from city center
I had a great stay at Papa Whale Hotel in Ximending, Taipei! Before my trip, I emailed them with a few questions, and the staff responded promptly every time. When I arrived a bit early before check-in, I could comfortably wait in the lobby, which was really nice and cozy. The staff were super helpful and spoke English very well. The hotel’s location is fantastic—right in Ximending, close to the night market and within walking distance to convenience stores, the MRT, and lots of great spots. It’s a popular place for tourists, so it tends to be fully booked often. I also opted for the breakfast buffet, which was really convenient. They had a good variety of dishes, including some nice shabu and other options, so I didn’t have to go out hunting for food in the morning—definitely worth it. The price overall was quite reasonable and good value for what you get. As for the room, I chose a basement room, which was actually quiet and cozy. The bed was comfortable, and I slept very well. The bathroom was nice, and the lighting was good. The housekeeping staff cleaned the room every day and always asked for permission politely if I was still inside—really considerate. While the room wasn’t super large, it was modern and clean. If I needed anything extra, the staff were always happy to help. It’s a short walk to the main Ximending walking street, and once you get used to it, it’s really convenient. Plus, there are lots of nice spots for photos if you like taking pictures. Overall, I slept really well and had a great experience. I’d definitely stay at Papa Whale again if I have the chance! 🩵From£36
1558 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|1.33km from city center
2 Days 2 Nights Trip~ Location: ❤️❤️❤️❤️ - 10 mins walk to Taipei Arena (Great location for watching concert - Next to Department store (Breeze NanJing) - 5 mins walk to a karaoke Service: ❤️❤️❤️❤️ - Concierge staff provide an efficient service (we asked for booking the nearest karaoke service at 12am, staff respond with 5 minutes and give us alternative options to choose) Price: ❤️❤️❤️.5 - Quite expensive (2nights stay need HKD 1200 per person - The room is quite big, one little table and 2 chairs is provided - Big bathroom: has bath tub, shower room also a smart toiletFrom£64
Very Good4805 Reviews
Shilin Night Market Taipei|4.49km from city center
The Grand Hotel is amazing! Historic, beautiful architecture, wonderful service, clean rooms, excellent delicious buffet breakfast and lunch! We checked out and within a few minutes, housekeeping went in and discovered we left a charger in the room. They brought it for us. I took the hotel history tour including the secret escape tunnel. Overall amazing !! Highly recommend!!From£78
Very Good1343 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|2.43km from city center
Highly recommend the stay. The rooms were clean and spacious. Meals were very tasty and there was a very large selection available (including many vegan options). The spa experience was worth every penny,. We travel around the world and the massages we had here were absolutely the best ones. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. We loved the stay so much we've extended and upgraded our room for extra nights.From£112
Family friendly
546 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|3.1km from city center
We just returned to the Philippines after a wonderful 10-day stay at Finders Hotel Qufian, and we truly couldn’t be happier with our experience. We came in not expecting much, but this hotel completely exceeded our expectations. The staff were consistently friendly, helpful, and made both check-in and check-out smooth and easy.
From the moment we arrived, we felt genuinely welcomed. We absolutely loved the ambience of the hotel, everything was clean, cozy, and thoughtfully designed, especially for families. Traveling with a child can sometimes be challenging, but this place had everything we needed.
The kids’ playroom was a highlight, our daughter loved it so much and genuinely enjoyed every moment of our stay. The room, while not very large, was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. The temperature and heating were just right, making it very relaxing after long days of exploring.
The bed is more of a typical Asian-style mattress (not super soft), but it was perfectly fine for us and didn’t affect our comfort.
Breakfast was consistently excellent. We especially enjoyed the Chinese cuisine selection, and the unlimited beverages, coffee, snacks, and even noodles were such a thoughtful touch, perfect for those late-night cravings!
The WiFi was fast and reliable, which was important for me as I had online meetings and even did some Netflix streaming without any issues.
Location-wise, it’s fantastic, close to many of Taipei’s must-see attractions like Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, National Taiwan Museum, and 228 Peace Memorial Park (which we absolutely loved). It’s also conveniently near NTU Hospital Station, making it easy to get around the city. This is a hotel I would highly recommend, especially for families traveling with kids. In fact, I’ve already recommended it to friends!
We will definitely be booking here again on our next trip to Taiwan.From£29
Good245 Reviews
Beitou Hot Spring Area Taipei|11.12km from city center
1. Misleading Entrance Signage
Upon arrival, we followed the signage pasted on a pillar that directed guests to a staircase entrance. However, when we reached that entrance, we were shocked to find the door marked with the sign “来宾止步” (“Guests Stop Here”). When we raised this with your staff, we were told that this entrance has not been in use since the COVID-19 period. While we understand that certain operations may have changed during the pandemic, COVID-19 restrictions have ended for more than two years. If the primary entrance has been permanently closed, why has no corrective action been taken and the misleading signage still left there? Carrying heavy luggage up and down a sloped path unnecessarily was frustrating and avoidable.
2. No Staff Assistance or Clear Signage at the New Entrance
When we finally located the new entrance, there were no staff members on standby to assist us, nor was there any clear external signage indicating that this was the correct way to access the lobby. The explanation given later was that all staff were away assisting with parking which is not acceptable. At least one person should have been assigned to remain at the entrance, or the last person leaving should have arranged for another colleague to cover the position. In addition, the Operations Director mentioned that there is signage inside the new entrance directing guests to take the elevator to the lobby. However, this logic is flawed. If guests cannot locate the correct entrance in the first place, how could they possibly see a sign placed inside?
3. Poorly Trained and Unprofessional Front Desk Behavior
After struggling outside, we called the number listed on Google. Only then did someone finally come out and lead us in. By that time, we were exhausted and upset. When we confronted the front desk staff about why they ignored us, despite us clearly visible outside the “来宾止步” glass door, making eye contact and knocking for help, but they claimed they “did not see us.” This excuse was clearly untrue, as we observed them looking in our direction. Even more disappointing, none of the front desk staff offered an apology even until we requested to speak to the Operations Director and asked him to review the CCTV footage. After reviewing the footage, the Operations Director confirmed that the front desk had not been alert and apologized on their behalf. However, he did not acknowledge that the front desk’s attitude and lack of sincerity were also serious problems. Being “not alert enough” and showing no sense of apology or empathy are two entirely different issues.
As an international hotel, the front desk is the first impression of your service. Regardless of the quality of your facilities, this poor experience completely overshadowed the positive aspects of our stay. It also severely damages the reputation of Kagaya Group — a brand that has long been admired for its exemplary Japanese hospitality and politeness. Although we appreciate the Operations Director’s effort to make amends by offering us a meal and gifts (which we declined), it remains undeniable that this incident reflects a failure in staff training and management oversight.
We hope that management will seriously review this incident, especially the issues of:
- Inadequate and misleading signage at the entrance
- Lack of staff presence and assistance upon guest arrival
- Poor front desk awareness and unprofessional behavior
We trust that Kagaya Group will uphold its proud tradition of service by addressing these problems promptly and ensuring no other guests experience such treatment in the future.
Thank you for your attention.From£159
Very Good115 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|3.39km from city center
It was a very nice and clean place. It was right beside the Ximending and 5 minutes away from the station as well. They provide some nice snacks, drinks, and cup noodles for free as well at their pantry. If you require more room space, this is the only thing this hotel lacks. Not sure if more expensive rooms have more space since I booked the smallest one for myself only, but it was something that I could work around with. I really enjoyed my stay here and would definitely book here again if I were to stay in Taipei. Thank you for having me.From£35
847 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|2.84km from city center
The hotel automatically upgraded us to a significantly more spacious room during check-in which was a nice gesture. The room was spotless and while Taiwan law does not allow hotels to proactively provide single-use toiletries, shampoo and shower gel are still provided through dispenser bottles. The hotel also has a water dispenser so guests do not have to worry about buying bottled water everyday from convenience stores. Without having to request for it, hotel staff automatically changed the pillowcase when they saw that it was soiled which showed their meticulousness when cleaning the room.
In terms of location, the hotel is within a mixed-used building just outside exit Z2 of the Taipei Main Station so it was very convenient to get around and explore the city. While some reviews complained about the long waiting time for elevators, I found that it was generally acceptable. There were two elevators at the front lobby that served all levels of the building and more elevators at the back of the building serving specific levels.
At this price point, the only drawback was the shower head in the toilet. Due to the small size of the shower area, you would be standing very close to the shower head. The shower head holder is non-adjustable and angled almost horizontally forward rather than downwards. This meant that when you turned on the shower, the water would be directed at your face and head and it would be difficult to direct the water at anything below the neck level. As such, most guests would have to resort to holding the shower head in their hands rather than enjoying a hands-free relaxing experience, which I guess was a small compromise to make.
Overall, I enjoyed my short stay at this hotel.From£25
201 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|3.07km from city center
This hotel is directly opposite the South 3 exit of Taipei Main Station. If you have luggage, I recommend using the ground level exit as it's very easy to find. The Z8 exit provides direct access to the underground mall, which is super convenient for food, shopping, and transportation. The hotel automatically upgraded our room, and we had a view of Taipei Main Station and Taipei 101. The room was spacious and comfortable, with enough room for three to four large suitcases. The double sinks were also very convenient, and there was a big bathtub. The room was clean, and the bed was comfortable. On the 4th floor, the lobby has a snack area, kids' facilities, and offers snacks and drinks.From£49
Hot spring
Outstanding248 Reviews
Beitou Hot Spring Area Taipei|11.09km from city center
The Michelin restaurant is very good, recommends their vegetarian 紅油豆腐絲 and 排骨酥。 service is top notch, amenities is can be have more variety especially gym area equipment can be better.
Best is to request higher floor for a better view. Level 2 is view consider no view as facing the main road, hence no privacy.From£236
596 Reviews
Beitou Hot Spring Area Taipei|11.17km from city center
Overall service was acceptable, but the facilities are quite outdated. Breakfast options were limited, and the hot spring pool inside the hotel had a strong, pungent smell. Personally, I think it's better to use the bath in your own room.From£75
280 Reviews
Beitou Hot Spring Area Taipei|11.02km from city center
Overall good, the shuttle service I think goes until 10 or 11pm but they were kind enough to be flexible with me when I came exactly at 11pm to the station. Make sure you communicate with them in advance. I emailed them and then added their WhatsApp to do so. Worst case you can walk from Xinbeitou station but it's up a hill.
Everything was clean, room was spacious, view was nice. There's a local breakfast place that's a 10 min or less walk you can search on Google maps. There's some drink places and restaurants etc closer to the station.From£34
574 Reviews
Beitou Hot Spring Area Taipei|11.3km from city center
Hotel room is comfortable with a mini hot spring facility. Hotel service is good and the breakfast is also considered decent. Public hot spring service is also complimentary with the hotel stay. Location wise is good for us as it’s one of the resort nearest to New Beitou train station.From£71
Good500 Reviews
Beitou Hot Spring Area Taipei|11km from city center
We are long-time Taipei residents and now whole of Beitou area pretty well becuause we like hot sorings very much. Relaxing undisturbed atmosphere of this hotel is certainly big advantage. Its clean to perfection with minimalistic style of high-end japanese style onsen. i loved wooden floorings in the rooms , great hot spring bath with convenient hot spring water and mountain water taps so you can regulate the temperature you like. outside atmospheric is so amazing natural you wake up and feel yourself like somewhere deep in the jungle forgetting for sometime that you are close walking distance to Xinbeitou station. I walked around in the morning to Beitou Hot Spring Museum area, had wonderful breakfast with family and felt shiawase along every moment i stay thereFrom£119
Gym
2681 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|2.79km from city center
The location is unbeatable, directly opposite Taipei Main Station with direct access via Entrance/Exit M6. Also lots of shops and F&B options in the station and mall above.
Getting to and from Taoyuan Airport is also easy with the Airport metro line, which is faster than a taxi.
The hotel is showing its age with visible wear and tear, but the service standard is excellent.
Breakfast buffet is also more extensive than I realised - there is another section with Japanese food and fruits which I missed on the first 2 days.From£53
Outstanding839 Reviews
Xinyi District/Taipei 101 Taipei|2.4km from city center
Overall, my stay was very satisfying. The hotel's location is excellent, with convenient transportation and a well-developed surrounding area. What impressed me most was the room's view – Taipei 101 was clearly visible from the window, offering different beauty both day and night. Especially when the lights came on at night, the entire city's atmosphere was captivating, giving a relaxing and therapeutic feeling.
The room itself was clean and tidy, with efficient use of space. The bedding was comfortable, and the soundproofing was good, ensuring a restful sleep. The bathroom facilities were complete, with stable hot water, and the overall hygiene was reassuring. The hotel staff were friendly, making check-in and check-out very smooth, and any issues were promptly addressed.
Additionally, there are many restaurants and convenience stores around the hotel, making daily life very convenient. It's suitable for both short trips and slightly longer stays. If you're visiting Taipei, especially looking for accommodation with a city view and good value for money, this hotel is a worthwhile option to consider. Overall, it was a comfortable and memorable stay.From£142
Good393 Reviews
World Trade Center Exhibition Center Taipei|2.03km from city center
Business trip. The room was great, just like the pictures. I recommend staying here; I'll definitely come back next time. The staff were very enthusiastic and even helped take photos. The hotel is also very new. Breakfast was rich and varied; I ate a lot. Thumbs up, thumbs up, thumbs up!From£189
Very Good1219 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|3.46km from city center
The Hollywood King Room had a really big and comfortable bed! We stayed for three nights. The toilet was a TOTO, and the wet/dry separation was a big plus! The hotel's location is super convenient, very close to Ximending Pedestrian Area. The only issue was on the first night, we had no cell signal, which led us to take a wrong turn after exiting the subway. The closest subway exit is the Underground Street - X6, and exit X5 has an escalator. We ended up having to take a taxi. The hotel's name is also hard to spot at night. Breakfast was plentiful, and the staff were incredibly diligent, constantly clearing plates. Overall, the service was excellent, and it offered great value for money.From£89
Very Good920 Reviews
Shilin Night Market Taipei|5.89km from city center
Great location, right next to Shilin Official Residence, making it very convenient to get to Beitou and Tamsui. The breakfast was a pleasant surprise and quite satisfying. Unfortunately, the swimming pool was closed, so I couldn't try it out. The room was a bit small, but the bathtub was surprisingly large.From£134
Swimming pool
Outstanding306 Reviews
Xinyi District/Taipei 101 Taipei|2.17km from city center
W Taipei is perfectly situated in the heart of Xinyi District, just a short walk from Taipei 101 and nearby department stores – the location couldn't be better. The rooms boast a pioneering design aesthetic and comfortable bedding, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering fantastic views. The Yen Chinese Restaurant on the top floor serves exquisite breakfast and roast duck, all while overlooking the city skyline. The WET® outdoor pool and 24-hour gym are definite highlights for travelers looking to relax and unwind. Although some facilities show a little wear and tear from age, the professional and enthusiastic staff still make the stay feel incredibly welcoming.From£310
Good1876 Reviews
Zhongxiao Dunhua Commercial Area Taipei|0.76km from city center
The staff upgraded our room and gave us a bigger room and bigger beds.the staffs are helpful and polite.the hotel itself and our room is clean and looks new.we enjoyed the public sauna which is open 7 am to 10 pm.the swimming pool was nice too.the buffet breakfast was superb..all choices have.(Western ,Chinese etc).they don't provide water bottles in the room however the hotel provides water machine where u can get drinking water..the mini bar was free to consume which is really good.bring your own toothpaste and toothbrush as the hotel doesn't provide it but other toiletries have. It's a far walk to metro zhongxiao xinsheng exit 4.however,the hotel provides free shuttle bus going to metro station starting at 9 am and every 30 min. Need to reserve first.all in all ,I will love to stay in this hotel again..have Netflix and you tube too.From£64
Very Good882 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|1.21km from city center
This is our second time staying at JR, again right before the Chinese New Year, and we stayed for three nights. We were mainly satisfied because the twin room was very spacious, perfect for our family of four. Since we usually sleep late, we opted for a room without breakfast; if needed, we could always buy it from the front desk, and there are plenty of hidden gem eateries nearby for brunch, afternoon tea, coffee, etc. The best part is the small park behind the hotel with a stone slide that's great for letting the kids burn off energy. Overall, it was a very satisfying trip and stay.From£99
Very Good352 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|1.64km from city center
Facilities: Quite new.
Hygiene: Clean.
Environment: Excellent location, almost 5 minutes from the city airport.
Service: The team is quite professional, and the shuttle service is very thoughtful. The only downside is that their internal system isn't integrated, so I had to repeat information every time a different staff member assisted me.From£238
Very Good496 Reviews
Miramar Ferris Wheel Taipei|4.58km from city center
Good view, but far from the city, hard to find local restaurants around, the closet making sound when u move and the shower door also cannot close properly. The service is 100/100From£133
Breakfast
482 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|1.48km from city center
The room itself was generally okay, but the run-down old buildings nearby were a bit of a mood killer. It wasn't very convenient to work on my laptop at the desk and chair. Perhaps because it's a family room, I only found one power outlet in the entire room. The phone seemed to be out of order. It looks like they're renovating.From£33
557 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|2.87km from city center
Booked for family. Location is good ith plenty if eateries nearby. Near Raohe night narket. Was worried if there would be issue, but it turmed out checking in was a breeze. Senior folk preferred hot beverage but coffee at the breakfast buffet was warm. No complaint for younger gen though. Overall a recommended place to stay.From£37
701 Reviews
World Trade Center Exhibition Center Taipei|1.15km from city center
Arrived a bit earlier than check-in time, and the staff thoughtfully allowed us to check in early. They were also very enthusiastic in providing us with local travel information, which was incredibly helpful.From£68
248 Reviews
World Trade Center Exhibition Center Taipei|1km from city center
My 4-night stay at Hotel Éclat Taipei was incredible. The hotel doubles as a private art gallery, with stunning sculptures and paintings at every turn. The service was warm and personal, and the room was filled with high end comforts that made the trip feel truly special. Perfectly located in the Da’an District, it is a quiet, stylish masterpiece. Highly recommended! They make a great espresso martini 👌From£80
427 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|3.23km from city center
I personally feel that this hotel is in a very 'local' area. How do I put it? It feels like living alongside ********* people, surrounded by their daily lives. The night market is 'right next door,' and the entire street downstairs is filled with everyday shops, markets, and food stalls that cater to locals. It's a bit far from Taipei Main Station (over 1km), but about a 10-minute walk to Shuanglian MRT Station. The hotel staff are all great – from the front desk gentlemen and office ladies to the cleaning staff and canteen employees, everyone is polite and has a good attitude. The breakfast was delicious.From£13
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