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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Taipei Hotels
5 star
965 Reviews
Zhongxiao Dunhua Commercial Area Taipei|0.44km from city center
A very comfortable stay, my elders gave great feedback, and the executive lounge was very convenient. It's a hotel with a rich history and character, well-maintained overall, and the service is attentive. We'll definitely be back!From$113
Good706 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|2.23km from city center
We stayed for a week this time, and every day we had to ask housekeeping for extra large towels because we showered twice a day. It wasn't until the last day that housekeeping asked if we needed extra towels. Also, when we checked in, the shampoo and conditioner were empty, and they hadn't replaced them. We had to call for them to be refilled. This is our third stay at this hotel, don't they keep records of guest preferences?From$185
4391 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|4.53km from city center
Wonderful service with very friendly and helpful staff.
The view is great, but unfortunately we couldn’t fully enjoy it due to cloudy weather. Otherwise, we would likely have caught the sunrise. The location is convenient if you’re taking public transport.
We drove instead, and the car park was quite difficult to navigate. It required a sharp right U-turn, and Google Maps kept re-routing us. That said, the staff were extremely helpful and even accompanied us to show us the correct way.
The hotel is clean, but we noticed some cooking smells in the morning and a sewage smell late at night. The staff promptly provided an air purifier, and the situation improved after a while.From$60
1074 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|3.74km from city center
The hotel was spacious. However, the cleanliness of the room can be improved. Furthermore, it was really unacceptable that the table beside the bed had a bible book. It really creeps us out and there were even knocking sounds on the wall. Hope the management will read this and sort this out.From$117
Good307 Reviews
Linjiang Night Market Taipei|1.76km from city center
The hotel is spacious and amazing for family. It is situated in a very lovely neighbourhood with 15mins walk to night market and eateries.
The 101 view is superb too!From$244
Business travel
972 Reviews
Zhongxiao Dunhua Commercial Area Taipei|0.79km from city center
I had stayed in a different Green World with decent experience. But this place had rather snarky service staff which threw me off because I always had good customer service in Taiwan. The lobby and entrance is also shady like a backdoor. The soundproofing was terrible. The room next door is separated from me by a false wall so I could hear the baby crying and the family in it having a three generation discussion. I won't want to come back.
The saving grace is the toilet which is quite huge and ironically, better sound insulated from the room than the next door is to mine.From$57
1826 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|3.86km from city center
Great place to stay! Very IG worthy and is near eating places and amenities.
Only issue (which is quite uncomfortable at times) is the central temperature control - the whole hotel is set at 19-22 degrees even in cold weather - I cannot adjust the room temperature and have to intermittently turn off the air conditioning. On the big plus side is the breakfast. Amazing and definitely worth it!From$44
1352 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|1.33km from city center
Choosing hotels for my Taiwan trip took nearly a week because I can be quite picky about accommodations. ILLUME turned out to be the perfect choice, meeting all my priorities.
From the moment I dropped off my luggage in the elegant lobby, I felt welcomed. The staff was friendly and even accommodated my request for an early check-in, allowing me to settle in two hours ahead of the standard 4 PM check-in time.
I was assigned a room next to the sauna and steam room, which I appreciated for its convenience. However, there were some noises in the evening from nearby banquet events and guests doing laundry, but as someone who tends to stay up late, it didn't bother me at all.
The gym is shared and well-equipped, typically not crowded except during peak hours when fitness classes draw in more guests. My room was clean and received daily housekeeping, although there were a couple of times when the cups weren't cleaned. I understand they might have thought I was still using them, so no complaints there.
It’s also worth noting that there’s a 7-11 convenience store just downstairs, connected directly to the hotel lobby, where they sell Taiwan's famous branded cakes like 太陽餅 and 鳳梨蘇. Plus, there are numerous buses nearby, making transportation super convenient—I didn’t even need to rely on the subway!
I really enjoyed the air conditioning—it was cool enough for a comfortable night’s sleep. Overall, I had a fantastic stay and will definitely return without hesitation!From$81
Very Good4697 Reviews
Shilin Night Market Taipei|4.49km from city center
They have kindly upgraded us to rooms next to elevator with balcony for better ventilation. Even at lower level the view of Taipei is unbeatable. We like the wooden floor much better.
Because of renovation at the separate bldg, they’ve used strong aroma to cover the smell. That side has carpet floor which will suit some of the travellers.
A few boutiques at main bldg, selling special fashion & accessories.
Hope we could stay for longer next time to read the exhibition at V floor. Those are precious history of how the hotel has developed since 1940s.
Buses to Jiantan only operates on weekends- we as Japanese cannot read the sign & waited in the wind for 10+ min. Luckily a lady asked the concierge & figured out what’s going on. We took taxi instead.From$89
Very Good1100 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$154
Family friendly
2447 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|2.79km from city center
A few things in the hotel made me feel a little in Japan instead of Taiwan:
- yukata available for use
- bidet with seat warmer
- LOTS of Japanese food options around (in the basement of the hotel as well as the Eslite building next to it)
The staff are polite and friendly. Little/no problem with English but they have dedicated staff who can speak Korean and Japanese.
We had the 2 double beds in the room to accommodate 2 adults and 2 toddlers (＜5yo). The room was spacious (about 33sqm) compared to the other hotels nearby. This time round, the room decor feels a bit more modern. It has the necessities (safe deposit box, water kettle, some mugs, tea and coffees). Mineral water is provided but there are also water dispensers are on the gym floor and another floor. The laundry room (only 1 washing machine and 1 dryer, both coin-operated ) is clean. Dryer can dry the clothes in 1 round. Detergent is free for use. However, there is no view from the room (we can see the other rooms from our room).
Location is directly above the red & blue Taipei Main Station MRT and directly opposite the High Speed Rail station . The hotel is connected to the MRT and the HSR station via the basement but there is a stairs (about 15-20steps) so it’s not so stroller-friendly).
Overall, we love the hotel and would come back if we visit Taipei again.From$63
Good345 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.From$358
Very Good1048 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|3.46km from city center
Stayed here for 5 nights. Everything was great, rooms were equipped with necessary amenities and lots of hanging spaces. Toilet, shower and sink are separated, which was a nice touch so you won't have to fight for it. Toilet was also equipped with a bidet (major plus!). Drinking and hot water are readily available on each floor, and the hotel also provides kettle and a jug to fill. Price is reasonable and overall it was a great stay!From$112
Very Good871 Reviews
Shilin Night Market Taipei|5.89km from city center
Overall, it was a decent experience, especially the wide variety of breakfast options which deserve special commendation. However, there are a few areas for improvement. The in-room cleaning details could be better. Also, the tall gentleman with yellow hair who was greeting guests at breakfast had a terrible attitude. When I walked into the restaurant without stating my room number, I was immediately asked to go back to the entrance. There was also no greeting when I finished breakfast, which was very disappointing!From$329
1624 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.From$88
Hot spring
Very Good226 Reviews
Beitou Hot Spring Area Taipei|11.09km from city center
My stay at Beitou Grand View Hotel was absolutely exceptional! Nestled in the mountains with breathtaking natural surroundings, the room was spacious and the private hot spring was incredibly relaxing. The service was impeccable—attentive and personalized from check-in to dining. The outdoor pool and exquisite afternoon tea were highlights. A perfect blend of luxury and tranquility, highly recommended for an unforgettable retreat!👍👍From$385
558 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.From$111
286 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$74
441 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!From$135
Good442 Reviews
Beitou Hot Spring Area Taipei|11km from city center
The hotel is situated slightly uphill, hence I really won't recommend walking at all. The hotel does provide shuttle services to the XinBeitou MRT station at certain time. The room I booked come with ensuite onsen. There is the cleaning area next to the tub which literally just like a public Japanese onsen but private. There is also a sitting area right outside of the tub room whereby tatami floors welcomed me to sit and enjoy the variety of tea and coffee available in the room. The bed was super comfy and the room size was generous. The WC and washing basin was in another ensuite near to the main door. There are ample storage space with safety box, slippers and yutaka to name a few perks that comes along with the room. Breakfast wise was however just adequate. You would expect that overwhelming spread but unfortunately not —but of course it is unnecessarily a bad thing, depends if what they serve hit your taste buds. There are both oriental and continental breakfast spread to choose from. I did both and I liked both. The front desk has been very helpful throughout my stay.From$191
Gym
Very Good720 Reviews
Xinyi District/Taipei 101 Taipei|2.4km from city center
The hotel is great! The location is fantastic, with a view of Taipei 101. The service is also excellent and very welcoming. We even extended our stay for another night. The gym, in particular, is really good. I'll definitely choose this place again next time. Highly recommended!From$222
679 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.From$99
Outstanding276 Reviews
Xinyi District/Taipei 101 Taipei|2.17km from city center
This hotel has a great design, and the check-in experience was excellent. The breakfast was delicious too. The location is very convenient and surrounded by many amenities.From$332
390 Reviews
Shilin Night Market Taipei|5.28km from city center
For the past 10 years, whenever I visit Taipei, I’d definitely book my few nights stay at Star Beauty.
I wouldn’t say it’s the best but their prices were pretty reasonable with good bed and they upholds a standard of cleanliness.
The nearest MRT station would be Jiantan but it’s probably a 10 mins walk. And about 13 mins walk to Shilin Night Market from hotel.
Their room walkway is slightly dimmer but that’s no issue for me. Hotel surrounding has lots of convenient stores and eateries..From$38
Very Good337 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|2.4km from city center
We stayed on the 17th floor, and the shower pressure was unbelievably low – it felt weaker than a toilet flush. I reported this to the front desk. They asked if we'd like them to send someone to check it, but it was already past 9 PM, and we had already showered. Given we were only staying one night, I simply wanted to bring it to their attention, not necessarily request an immediate fix. Whether the hotel followed up to inspect or repair it after we checked out remains to be seen, and will be for the next guest to find out.
Also, the pillows were quite soft. I asked the front desk if they had firmer options. The staff member who answered the phone surprisingly asked how many nights we were staying. After I replied 'one night,' she just said, 'Oh, we only have one buckwheat pillow and one memory foam pillow.' So, we had no choice but to try those. I'm still puzzled why my length of stay was relevant to the pillow inquiry.From$205
Swimming pool
Very Good780 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|1.21km from city center
Stayed for 3 days and 2 nights with my young daughter and this hotel completely exceeded our expectations!
• Unbeatable location: close to 南京復興 MRTstation
• Spacious, spotless rooms. We booked the family room and were surprised by how big and comfortable it was. The beds and pillows were heavenly.
• Service was exceptional – warm, attentive in the best way. Staff always helped with the stroller, held elevators, and took care of our luggage after check-out for free.From$132
Very Good300 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.From$513
Good449 Reviews
Miramar Ferris Wheel Taipei|4.58km from city center
Great breakfast, like many other guests have commented, not a huge variety but they have all the necessary ingredients for a filling breakfast buffet and all food taste good!
Swimming pool and gym are both comfortable and huge
The only problem is it isn’t too close to the metro but I come here for business trip so it’s fine for meFrom$206
Very Good216 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|2.49km from city center
Hotel staff are really friendly and helpful. The rooms are very clean and also very spacious. We would definitely come back to this hotel again. From$149
263 Reviews
Yongkang Market Place Taipei|0.87km from city center
I recently stayed at your hotel and overall had a comfortable experience. The breakfast was delightful, especially the fresh and tasty salad—it was a highlight! The hotel’s environment and location are also great, offering convenience and a pleasant atmosphere.
However, there are a few areas that could be improved. The facilities feel somewhat outdated, though they were still functional. Additionally, while most staff were courteous, one gentleman at the front desk seemed less welcoming—a more consistent level of hospitality would enhance the guest experience.
Lastly, the check-in and check-out times felt quite restrictive. Earlier check-in and later check-out options would make stays more convenient for guests.
Despite these points, I enjoyed my time here and would consider returning. With some adjustments, this could be an even better stay!From$85
Breakfast
531 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! 💖From$54
505 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|2.87km from city center
It was quite good. Easy to find from nanjing sanmin station, near raohe night market, easy to reach the waterfront running path, close to many 7/11s, breakfast areas and a morning market near the nanjing sanmin station. Offers dry cleaning but for normal travellers, self service laundry is available nearbyFrom$49
193 Reviews
World Trade Center Exhibition Center Taipei|0.98km from city center
The location of the hotel is just right in the city center. If you would like to travel by subway, it’s an easy 7 minute walk. It’s a very small hotel without pool. First room category is quite small. If you stay 2 people will be very tight, no space to walk. Breakfast is not something to expect but they have smoked salmon which is quite nice. Service is a 4-star hotel service. Overall, a good hotel to stay if the price doesn’t surge above NTD 5,000From$114
389 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|3.23km from city center
The hotel's location is excellent, right next to Ningxia Night Market! Just a turn downstairs and you're there, super convenient! The room and bed linens were very clean, with no strange odors. The room facilities were good, offering many TV channels, and the hot water was fast and stable. Shampoo and body wash were provided. The staff were very helpful and offered assistance.From$19
900 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|2.61km from city center
The hotel is right next to Taipei Main Station (Exit M3), just a 1-minute walk away. The décor has a slightly vintage style, but the services are excellent. Each room comes with a personal AI box where you can check promotions, food spots, transportation info, or even play music. We also received coffee vouchers that can be redeemed at the 17 Café on the first floor , the coffee was great.
The room is compact but comfortable and clean. Adjusting the hot and cold water, as well as the A/C, can be a bit tricky, but it’s not a big issue. There are convenience stores right next to the hotel, both 7-Eleven and FamilyMart. Highly recommended for travelers looking for a hotel just a short walk from the station.From$93
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.