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
Taiwan National Parks holiday | Responsible Travel
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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Taipei Hotels
5 star
876 Reviews
Zhongxiao Dunhua Commercial Area Taipei|0.44km from city center
I chose the Howard Plaza Hotel for my conference, as the venue was at the Taipei International Convention Center, right next to 101. Personally, I had a good experience. Although it's an 8-9 minute walk to the MRT station, it's only two stops away from the convention center. The hotel's facilities are a bit older overall, but there were no issues with the experience itself.FromKRW 183,087
Good707 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|2.23km from city center
The hotel is grand and spacious in very corner. Hotel room we stayed is enough is comfortable. However pillows are a bit soft and not easier to have a good sleep. Other hotel facilities like swimming pool, gym room etc are also good. Location is perfect.FromKRW 328,890
4169 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|4.53km from city center
The hotel is conveniently located next to Wanhua Train Station and just a short walk from Longshan Temple Metro Station. There are plenty of eateries in the surrounding neighborhood, making it easy to find meals nearby.
Like many hotels in Taiwan, early check-in is not allowed, and all guests can only check in after 3 p.m. Check-in is done through a self-service machine, which feels somewhat impersonal for a hotel at this price point.
The room is clean and modern, with a comfortable bed. However, it doesn’t provide complimentary bottled water; you’ll need to use the water dispenser next to the elevator.The gym is very small, equipped with just treadmills, and there’s also a small pool with a lifeguard on duty. Remember to bring a swimming cap if you plan to use the pool.
There's also a play area for children which I didn't see anyone ever use.FromKRW 103,520
1035 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|3.74km from city center
A big thank you to the helpful Ctrip agent who went out of her way to book me the same room as my previous stay. That last visit was particularly special as we celebrated my son's acceptance into his master's program and a post-pandemic birthday here. This time, the hotel's facilities and service were as consistently excellent as before. Despite the slightly hazy view due to unfavorable weather, this is the only place that offers such a superb vantage point, with iconic Taipei landmarks like Xiaonanmen, the Presidential Office Building, Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, and Taipei 101 all visible. It was a truly enjoyable trip to Taipei, and we look forward to returning next year.FromKRW 178,088
Very Good309 Reviews
Linjiang Night Market Taipei|1.76km from city center
Overall, our experience was quite positive regarding cleanliness, location, and amenities. We spent 3 nights on the 31st floor. However, I was disappointed with the hair dryer; it was outdated and did not function well, which detracted from an otherwise enjoyable stay.FromKRW 432,202
Business travel
947 Reviews
Zhongxiao Dunhua Commercial Area Taipei|0.79km from city center
The hotel is average but location is great. MRT is 2min away and close to Shopping, Spas, Restaurants, and attractions by Metro. Breakfast is fair. Healthy options are available but basic. Washer and dryer availble for $150. It's fairly far from Taipei Taoyin Airport and usually $1500-$1700. You can almost stay 2 nights here for Airport round-trip. Consider that in your decision making whether to stay or not...FromKRW 117,476
1734 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|3.86km from city center
Perhaps one of the best hotels I’ve ever stayed in! The location is incredibly convenient, just a 10-15 minute walk from Ximending station, making it easy to explore the area. The room was spacious and well-appointed, complete with complimentary bottled water. I appreciated that the housekeeping staff cleaned the room daily, provided you didn’t activate the ‘do not disturb’ button.
The hotel features a unique underwater or submarine theme, which adds a fun and immersive atmosphere. I booked a room without windows, and while the lighting was somewhat dim, it created a cozy ambiance that I found quite pleasant.
The receptionists were exceptionally friendly and accommodating, always ready to assist with any inquiries or requests. A thoughtful addition to the hotel is the luggage scale available for guests, allowing you to weigh your bags before checking out—definitely a great touch!
We also enjoyed the breakfast buffet, which I would rate a perfect 10/10! There was an impressive variety of food options, including a delightful hotpot selection.
The bathroom facilities were well-designed, with the toilet and shower room separated for added convenience. They provided complimentary body wash and shampoo, and I was pleased to see that the bed sheets were changed daily, ensuring a fresh and clean environment throughout my stay.
Overall, I highly recommend this hotel for its excellent location, friendly service, and thoughtful amenities!FromKRW 77,900
1246 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|1.33km from city center
Not bad of a hotel, clean and ameneties are there the usual stuff. Hotel exterior seems new but room interior is slightly of age, not those mordern 4star room you see outside now that cost 2x more the price. Aircon not as cold, need adjustments by their staff. Can only shower at bathtub, quite a hassle to climb in and out of it and careful not to slip. Overall i will rate it 4/5.FromKRW 178,713
Very Good4572 Reviews
Shilin Night Market Taipei|4.49km from city center
I frequently visit Taipei, but this was my first time staying at the Grand Hotel. Its vibrant red aesthetic is incredibly captivating; every time the MRT passes by, I can't help but take an extra look. My direct experience staying here was excellent. Even though it was a windowless room, it didn't feel stuffy at all, and there were no odors, which shows how diligently the hotel manages its rooms. The breakfast spread was exceptionally rich – I ate for an hour and was completely stuffed! You can also visit the secret tunnels; this time I went to the East Secret Tunnel. It cost 500 TWD, and you can book it at a counter near the hotel's front desk.FromKRW 138,929
Very Good1058 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|2.43km from city center
The service at Regent Taipei is exceptional and incredibly warm and welcoming. The rooms are spacious, and the mattresses are particularly comfortable. However, the absolute highlight is the breakfast; it's truly excellent, fresh, and stylishly presented, offering a wonderful variety of local ********* specialties.FromKRW 301,812
Family friendly
4385 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|3.46km from city center
I stayed at Midtown Richardson Taipei and overall the room cleanliness and hotel service were very good. The room was comfortable, tidy, and well-maintained, and the front desk staff were friendly and helpful.
However, I had a disappointing experience at the breakfast restaurant. One morning, I noticed another guest accidentally dropped a piece of bread on the floor and placed it back into the food tray. I picked up the bread and handed it to one of the staff to alert her. Instead of acknowledging it, she gave me a black face, threw the bread into an empty tray, and continued with her work without any response.
This left a very negative impression, especially since hygiene and customer service are important in a dining area.
Overall, the hotel stay was pleasant, but I hope the breakfast restaurant staff can improve their attitude and professionalism in the future.FromKRW 132,889
343 Reviews
World Trade Center Exhibition Center Taipei|2.03km from city center
Great location. Next to the Taipei 101. Took at least 3 minutes to have the use of hot water in the shower. Not acceptable for a five-star hotel.FromKRW 634,243
Very Good1016 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|3.46km from city center
Overall a pleasant stay. Staff are polite and pleasant, the dried tomatoes at L5 is good. 😊 only hair dryer, handwash, body wash and 2in1 shampoo/conditioner provided in room so be sure so bring your other toiletries if you need!
Pros 😊
- fuss free check in (room was ready ahead of check in time so recep let us in)
- water dispenser avail (don’t have to buy your water) and 2 bottles in room daily
- small area at L5 for you to relax at with some snacks and drinks (great if you’re having a late flight and need somewhere to rest after checking out, or if you arrive early before check in)
- easy walk to xmd
- bus stop outside with buses that gets you to most places
Cons 😞
- poor sound proofing (can hear kids running down the rooms, people chatting outside, opening/closing of doors)
- room not super conducive for light sleepers. E.g there is gap between the pelmet and curtain so once the sun rises, the light will shine into the room, your room will not be in the complete black-out state. Can bring an eye mask to help with this!
- very basic room amenities.
- slightly steep price given how basic and no-frills this hotel is.FromKRW 220,162
Good539 Reviews
Zhongxiao Dunhua Commercial Area Taipei|1.36km from city center
My family had a great experience staying at Hua Shan Din for 5 nights. There is alot to praise, like the excellent location, literally 2 mins walk to the Zhongxiao Xinsheng MRT station, Family Mart and 7/11 next door, good variety & vegetarian - friendly for the breakfast buffet, efficient housekeeping service and cute decor. The rooms were also well appointed and clean. If there is anything to critique, it would be the not so great shower drainage system -- the water flow is very slow - abt 3 mins plus to drain after a shower. It's not great to have to stand in soapy bath water to wait for the water to drain. It's a design problem, and it's unavoidable as we shower twice everyday. it could also be because of a structural constraint, but is worth effort from the hotel to look into this, as it would otherwise impact the whole experience, which is already great.FromKRW 127,265
Very Good891 Reviews
Shilin Night Market Taipei|5.89km from city center
I had a wonderful stay at the Renaissance Taipei Shihlin Hotel. The rooms were clean, spacious, and very comfortable, with well-maintained amenities that made my stay relaxing. The hotel staff were friendly and helpful, always ready to assist with any request.
The location is excellent—quiet yet close to attractions like Shilin Night Market and Chiang Kai-Shek Shilin Residence, and just a short drive from Taipei Songshan Airport. Dining at the hotel was enjoyable, with good options for Italian cuisine and a cozy lounge to relax in.FromKRW 399,292
Hot spring
Very Good218 Reviews
Beitou Hot Spring Area Taipei|11.09km from city center
For the price paid for the stay, I would expect a higher level of service. Upon arrival at the resort, there was no one to assist to carry the luggages. Check out time is earlier than most hotel at 11AM. Any extension requires additional money.
Food standards at the Chinese restaurant had dropped . Breakfast variety had not been as good as before.FromKRW 567,798
520 Reviews
Beitou Hot Spring Area Taipei|11.17km from city center
The room is very spacious with Japanese style of sitting area of chit chat. The private hot spring inside the room is cool as well as the outdoor public hot spring is a different experience. Do take note to bring along your swimming costume to enter the outdoor public. The amenities in the hotel is nice and clean.
There isn’t much choice for dinner at the hotel as there is only 1 Japanese restaurant serving the food. The food is slightly on the high side but the taste is delicious.
The breakfast area is decent with many variety of food.
There is a convenience store nearby which require about 15 mins walk downhill and it’s pretty dark especially at night. Good for staying to enjoy the hot spring and pamper yourself.FromKRW 154,551
277 Reviews
Beitou Hot Spring Area Taipei|11.02km from city center
A neat Japanese style room awaiting, a small tub white sulplur hotspring water. An enjoyable stay to ease all the tension away after a day long travelling.
The hotel is a little bit far from Xinbeitou commercial area by walk. Yet they offer shuttle service from the MRT station to the hotel by simple WhatsApp communication.
There is no lift available in this hotel, might not be convenient for elders group traveller; luggage service available.
Definitely a budgeted + quality short stay!FromKRW 112,477
398 Reviews
Beitou Hot Spring Area Taipei|11.3km from city center
I recently stayed at the Beitou Hot Spring Resort in Taipei and was thoroughly impressed with my experience. The facilities are outstanding, especially the sauna and hot spring baths, which provided a perfect way to relax and unwind. The sauna was well-maintained and offered a soothing atmosphere, while the hot spring baths were a true highlight, with clean, rejuvenating water that felt amazing.
The room was spacious and comfortable, providing a serene retreat after a day of exploring. The staff were friendly and attentive, ensuring that all my needs were met.
Overall, my stay at Beitou Hot Spring Resort exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend this resort for anyone looking to enjoy luxurious amenities and a relaxing atmosphere in Taipei!FromKRW 204,957
Good414 Reviews
Beitou Hot Spring Area Taipei|11km from city center
We arrived around 15:30 the room was ready. The front desk staff was friendly and provided useful information about the restaurants, facilities and the complimentary shuttle bus service to the nearest MRT stations. The room was very clean and spacious with a separate toilet and shower/bath with in-room private hot spring water access. The room was very quiet at night. We enjoyed the ‘public’ hot spring facilities too. There are a few pools with different temperatures you can choose from, plus sauna and steam. There were only a few people when we were there so it’s extra enjoyable for us. There is also an indoor swimming pool. We had an amazing and relaxing time in this hotel. The free shuttle bus service was a plus as it’s hard to get a taxi to go out in the evening. Would recommend to our families and friends.FromKRW 322,433
Gym
2343 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|2.79km from city center
The hotel generously upgraded our rooms from twin single beds to twin double bed.
The location is absolutely fantastic and strategic as it is located just across major transportation nodes for HSR, Local Train and Metro.
The rooms may look a bit dated but if aesthetic isnt a major concern, all else considered, it was a convenient and pleasant stay.FromKRW 170,798
Very Good677 Reviews
Xinyi District/Taipei 101 Taipei|2.4km from city center
The hotel room is very comfortable, clean, and spacious, booked at a discounted price from Trip.com. Level one concierge Nico was very friendly and helpful when I went downstairs to collect my midnight supper delivery. Special thanks to housekeeper Ricky. Hotel is in the best location, nice view of Taipei 101 at level 7 swimming pool area. Metro is just across the road past some shops. There are street performers on the walkway behind the hotel in the evening from 6 to 10pm.FromKRW 299,521
Outstanding290 Reviews
Nangang Exhibition Center Taipei|6.44km from city center
The experience was not pleasant. Upon arriving at the hotel late at night, we were informed by the hotel manager that they had oversold our room. Consequently, we were required to change hotels on the first day and return to this hotel the following day. The entire process was extremely lengthy, leaving us all exhausted. The reason I had booked this hotel for two nights was to avoid a tiring schedule of constant packing and unpacking our luggage. The on-duty manager had also promised to upgrade our room and provide us with lounge access after our return. However, these promises were not kept. The room upgrade was not made, and lounge access was also not provided.
To add on, there was no waiting area in front of the lobby, so you might want to reconsider choosing this hotel if you’re using Uber or car booking services.
Despite the overall quality of the hotel, I will not be booking it again.FromKRW 281,816
659 Reviews
World Trade Center Exhibition Center Taipei|1.15km from city center
Located near Daan metro and has a busstop right at the doorstep making it convenient to travel around via public transport. The room is quite dated but spacious enough for 2 pax. Air conditioning is weak in the mid of summer, can't seem to adjust it, might be central airconditioning.
Breakfast is a simple fare, but the scrambled eggs was cooked perfectly! Staff at the restaurant was friendly and cheerful.
The buttons in one of the lift was wonky and would require multiple tries.
Would recommend if you are on a budget.FromKRW 159,967
Excellent266 Reviews
Xinyi District/Taipei 101 Taipei|2.17km from city center
Service was top tier! Every single personnel or staff in this hotel were very accommodating and friendly. The amenities were more than what we needed. And we got upgraded into Fabulous room and the view was beautiful. The interior of the room is my favorite. I loved my time here in W. The pool though honestly was a bit cold for me. They probably dont use their pool heater much but i enjoyed more in their sauna, jacuzzi and steam room.FromKRW 657,780
Swimming pool
1557 Reviews
Zhongxiao Dunhua Commercial Area Taipei|0.76km from city center
We were very pleased with our stay at the Miramar Garden. The room was spacious, comfortable, and clean. The hotel is centrally located, near the Taipei Main Station, which made sightseeing convenient. We enjoyed the pool, although it was smaller than expected. The hotel offers a good buffet breakfast, with decent variety. There is also a small cafe in the hotel lobby. The hotel staff was friendly and spoke good English. The gym and sauna seemed nice as well, although we didn't have an opportunity to use them. Overall, we were very comfortable here and would stay again on our next visit to Taipei.FromKRW 142,470
Very Good739 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|1.21km from city center
Location of the hotel is great, close proximity with 10-15mins car ride to most major ”must visits”. The cleanliness of the hotel is top notch, sparkling clean everywhere.
Gym is a little small though but basic essentials are there. Breakfast buffet spread was amazing wish I had more time and tummy space for all the food!FromKRW 255,572
Outstanding285 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|1.64km from city center
This was my first time staying at the Mandarin Oriental Taipei. On previous trips, I've tried a few other new hotels, and the Kimpton Da An was definitely the most disappointing. However, my experience at the Mandarin Oriental this time was excellent! The only area that needs improvement would be the tea and snacks; they were genuinely not good. Everything else, overall, was wonderful.FromKRW 446,365
Very Good418 Reviews
Miramar Ferris Wheel Taipei|4.58km from city center
Overall a good choice but the photos for the rooms are misleading as it shows the full view of the Ferris Wheel. When we went there, it seems that the room did not face the Ferris Wheel, and was informed that there is a construction in front obscuring the view of the Ferris Wheel anyway.FromKRW 460,321
Good212 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|2.49km from city center
The staff was super friendly and helpful. Knowing that we are staying to celebrate our anniversary, they upgrade our room, where it is super spacious and awesome.
We have an extremely pleasant stay here. Will definitely come stay again! :)FromKRW 303,895
Breakfast
539 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|1.48km from city center
Such a charming little place with super convenient transport! And it's great value for money too! The only thing is, the decor has a bit of a retro vibe. Let's put our heads together and turn it into the absolute cutest spot! 💖FromKRW 60,196
497 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|2.87km from city center
Location is good. Theres a few bus stops within a minute walk from the hotel and train station about 8 min walk away. Clean room and beautiful lobby. Only thing is lack of facilities like in room dining, pool, gym.FromKRW 82,483
186 Reviews
World Trade Center Exhibition Center Taipei|0.98km from city center
This used to be one of the best hotels in Taipei, unfortunately the service has fallen a long way since covid. Switches in the room were not working, I tried ordering room service and the front desk staff just hung up on me, and the details I provided immediately were sold to someone who tried hacking my accounts. I use different throwaway emails when I register for hotels in foreign countries, so I know right away when a property is selling the guests info. This was so disappointing because Eclat seems to be a hotel where the owners spared no expense, and every detail was immaculate and with a total focus on art and beauty. But now it seems like the property was sold to scammers and the staff doesn't really care.FromKRW 167,049
360 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|3.23km from city center
I HAD A GOOD EXPERIENCE STAYING IN C U HOTEL.
ACCOMODATING STAFF, EVEN THOUGH IT'S A SELF CHECK-IN ALREADY THEY MAKE SURE TO HELP GUESTS PROPERLY.
THE ROOM IS CLEAN AND BATHROOM BUT ITS NARROW TO PLACE BIG LUGGAGE
THE HOTEL IS VERY NEAR THE NIGHT MARKET, BUT TOO FAR TO XIMENDING AREA, 4KM WALK AND TRAIN STATION
FOOD FOR BREAKFAST IS GOOD CAN IMPROVE MORE
BY SERVING A DELICIOUS FOOD AND DIFFERENT VARIETY DAILY.
BUT OVER ALL, I RATE IT AS 7/10FromKRW 27,286
380 Reviews
Shilin Night Market Taipei|5.28km from city center
We spent a comfortable 5 nights in this hotel. Rooms are a nice size, warmly furnished and comfortable double bed! Bathroom is spacious with separate bathtub and shower. No meal options but many food places or convenience stores very near. A nice thing was the water dispenser and a coffee machine for guests downstairs.FromKRW 66,861
FAQs about Taiwan Holidays
How many public holidays are there in Taiwan in 2026?
There are 18 public holidays in Taiwan in 2026, including 5 new ones added by the "Act on the Implementation of Commemorative and Festival Holidays.How long is the Chinese New Year holiday in Taiwan in 2026?
The Chinese New Year holiday spans 5 consecutive days (Feb 16-20, 2026), including Little Lunar New Year (Feb 16) and Lunar New Year's Day (Feb 17). Including adjacent weekends, the total break can extend to 7 days.What are the 5 new holidays in Taiwan for 2026?
The 5 new public holidays are:
Little Lunar New Year (Feb 16)
Labor Day (May 1, now for all sectors)
Confucius' Birthday/Teachers' Day (Sep 28)
Retrocession Day (Oct 25)
Constitution Day (Dec 25)What is the Chinese calendar for 2026?
2026 is the Year of the Fire Horse in the Chinese lunar calendar. The Lunar New Year begins on February 17, 2026 (the first day of the first lunar month).What is the biggest holiday in Taiwan?
Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) is Taiwan's biggest holiday, with the longest vacation period and most significant cultural importance. It features family reunions, traditional customs, and elaborate feasts, reflecting the shared cultural heritage with mainland China.