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
1080 Reviews
Zhongxiao Dunhua Commercial Area Taipei|0.44km from city center
The decor looks a little dated and old especially compared to other 5 star hotel we have stayed in (Grand Hyatt). But the room is spacious and clean. And the price is just right. We got the city view, a small extra but we think it’s worth it compared to the interior view. Location is great, a short walk from the MRT station.FromQAR 476
Very Good732 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|2.23km from city center
There's construction on one side of the hotel, and the old windows don't close properly, so diesel fumes from the crane wafted directly into the bedroom. Not to mention the noise from the building work – imagine driving a car without air conditioning, stuck behind a diesel truck constantly spewing exhaust fumes. The result? A headache that required painkillers.
Luckily, Trip.com was great and got me a room change.
The mattress is very soft, so if you prefer lumbar support, you should reconsider. The family with kids next door was very noisy, and the front desk promptly moved me to another room. The transportation is very convenient, with the MRT station just a two-minute walk away.
The hotel lobby is like an MRT platform, bustling with people – from young to old, student groups to limping seniors, all attending some event. It's the opposite of quiet. If you enjoy crowded fairs, you might like the lively atmosphere. Even checking in took about 10 minutes.FromQAR 822
4620 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|4.53km from city center
Cleanliness: On the whole, it seemed okay, but the trash can didn't have a liner, so I had to put one in myself. I accidentally touched the window curtain and a lot of dust fell out, making us sneeze uncontrollably. The throw pillows and towels also had stains.
The location is a bit better, but it's a bit of a walk from Longshan Temple MRT station, and you have to pass by the train station. It's fine during the day, but late at night, you need to be mindful of the homeless people near the station.
Regarding service and facilities: The front desk staff seemed a bit impatient with foreign guests, though the older gentlemen were better than the younger ones. Also, the elevator is very cramped, and because the hotel has many rooms and guests, sometimes you have to wait a long time for an elevator. If you encounter a tour group, you'll be waiting forever. The room was a bit narrow, not very large. We booked for two nights, and the breakfast was mediocre and not very tasty, but there were more options.FromQAR 244
1119 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|3.74km from city center
”Loved the vibe of this hotel! 😍 The design is super modern—especially the bathroom with the marble vanity and high-tech bidet (always a win!). The bedroom had cool artistic touches like the Ximen Red House print and unique metal wall art. The mood lighting made it feel super relaxing after a long day. Clean, stylish, and comfortable. Would definitely stay again!”FromQAR 532
Very Good292 Reviews
Linjiang Night Market Taipei|1.76km from city center
Location is excellent. The hotel sits between 2 subway stations therefore making going around the city very easy. We had rented a car and was able to park for free during our stay. The mall next to the hotel is very convenient as we were able to pick up simple wardrobes and traveling essentials.FromQAR 1,062
Business travel
974 Reviews
Zhongxiao Dunhua Commercial Area Taipei|0.79km from city center
The location is excellent, just above the metro station and there are lots of nice restaurants, convenience store nearby. I have stayed here for quite many times.
The room is spacious, however I could see quite much of dusts on some part of the rooms the time , eg light switch, bedside table. The bed and washroom looked clean (which mattered most for me), I didn’t really stay in the room a lot, so I didn’t request for room change or extra cleaning.FromQAR 329
1905 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|3.86km from city center
Sure! Here's a lighthearted and positive hotel review with a fun twist:
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*”A Stay So Smooth, Even My Alarm Clock Took a Vacation!”*
If you're a traveler who just wants the basics done, clean room, comfy bed, hot shower, and Wi-Fi that doesn’t play hide and seek. This place is your jackpot. The location? Smack dab in the middle of everything. I stepped out and walk a bit and boom food, fun, and a pharmacy (because you never know).
Staff were friendlier than my GPS, and the check-in was faster than my morning coffee brewing. Honestly, I came for a place to crash and ended up low-key considering extending my stay just to enjoy the peaceful vibes and people-watching from the lobby.
Would I come back? Absolutely. Would I bring snacks next time? Also yes, because midnight cravings are real.FromQAR 200
1441 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|1.33km from city center
This hotel is a good location if you are coming to watch concert given that Taipei arena is right opposite within 1 traffic light away.
I’m surprised and happy that they allowed us to check in early and we did it via self service check in kiosk.
Hotel location is easy accessible within nearby metro and is also 2 station away from Songshan if you need to take a TRA to 九份. Surrounding with breeze mall and ikea right beside it and the best of all 7-11 mart is right in level 1 within the hotel without having you to walk all the way out if you need last minute supper or drinks.
As this is an eco friendly hotel, hence no mineral water is given but flasks are provided to fill water via their water dispenser near the lift lobby and not to forget their coffee are provided in capsule with coffee machine instead of packet.
Overall, I’m very pleased with the service, cleanliness, big room and hotel location. 😁FromQAR 468
Very Good4770 Reviews
Shilin Night Market Taipei|4.49km from city center
Great experience here at this 75 year old property. They have a new and an old wing. I had a peaceful and restful stay in their horizon prestige room. Would definitely recommend it as the view is one of the best in Taipei. The shower pressure for hot water is super super strong and good. And the view of the planes landing and taking off is something unique. Did not get breakfast, so not sure how the food is. But easily this is one of the best places to stay in Taipei if you’re looking for a local hotel experience.FromQAR 342
Very Good1169 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|2.43km from city center
Stayed at the Regent for our 20 year anniversary. The room was very clean, perfect temperature, and they offered a welcome snack. There weren't any personalised welcomes unfortunately but the room was great. They no longer offer disposable bathroom amenities like toothbrush, toothpaste, cotton, combs, hair brush etc, you need to bring your own. We had the pleasure of enjoying Tai Pan Lounge. They are open 24/7 for tea and coffee but offer snacks during breakfast, lunch, and dinner for a specific period. We also enjoyed the spa. They don't have communal wet facilities, only in the room, so your time there is limited depending on the treatment you booked. They do have a health and fitness club in B3 though where you can enjoy such facilities at your leisure. We had our anniversary dinner at Robins Grill and it was perfect. Service was amazing, food was exquisite, and the vibe was so pleasant. Definitely coming back to Robins Grill, it was our second time there! Overall, our stay was beautiful and we didn't want to leave.FromQAR 1,353
Family friendly
Very Good299 Reviews
Nangang Exhibition Center Taipei|6.44km from city center
The rooms were modern, spacious, and impeccably clean, with comfortable beds and excellent soundproofing that made it easy to rest. The bathroom was well-designed, featuring modern fixtures and good water pressure, which made the stay feel very comfortable.
The hotel staff were professional, friendly, and attentive, always ready to assist with any request. Breakfast offered a great variety of fresh options, and the lobby area was welcoming with plenty of seating
The location was also excellent, with easy access to nearby attractions and transportation. Overall, the stay exceeded my expectations, and I would highly recommend Courtyard by Marriott for both business and leisure travelers looking for comfort, convenience, and top-notch service.FromQAR 685
462 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|3.1km from city center
Finders is located conveniently with shops and eateries around. Love that it is very family-friendly and the staff are very helpful and approachable. There is a kids play area, foosball table, and free flow drinks and snacks all day! The rooms are a little small and basic and housekeeping was not offered daily but overall, we enjoyed our stay in Finders!FromQAR 177
Outstanding425 Reviews
Songshan Cultural & Creative Park Taipei|1.9km from city center
The room was impeccably clean, and the furnishings were of high quality; it was evident the hotel staff put great effort into its upkeep. Every member of staff, from the front desk to room service and the restaurant, was exceptionally professional, offering superb service with meticulous attention to detail. The hotel boasts a fantastic location, providing a tranquil haven amidst the hustle and bustle.FromQAR 733
Good226 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.FromQAR 1,007
415 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|2.98km from city center
Our room was on 2nd floor, and while small, it was sufficient for 2 people for a 2 night Christmas stay. Reminded me of Japan hotel rooms. A highlight was the dining area in the room, which was convenient and comfortable for enjoying takeaways when we wanted to avoid queues for dining. The beds are spring-based and on the softer side. Make sure to close windows tightly for soundproofing; while it doesn't block 100% of street noise, it was sufficient for light sleeper like me. It was bit noisy during Christmas festivities at night but very quiet in the mornings.
The location is excellent - right next to Shin Kong Mitsukoshi and Watsons, Uniqlo downstairs. If you have luggage, I recommend exiting via Exit Z2 at Taipei Main Station for elevator.FromQAR 258
Hot spring
Outstanding238 Reviews
Beitou Hot Spring Area Taipei|11.09km from city center
the hotel resort was amazing! service was so good and the room was sooo cozy. amazing for couples who want a peaceful getaway! we stayed for 1 night and felt so sad that it ended so quickly. but it was the last night of our trip and it was a great way to end our taiwan trip. will definitely want to be back again for 2 nights next time to have more time to explore the city area and also to make use of more amenities.FromQAR 1,199
590 Reviews
Beitou Hot Spring Area Taipei|11.17km from city center
The location of the Hotel isn't that convenient to go to, so it's recommend to look at their shuttle bus timing or simply book an Uber to ride up the hill.
Each room that you book also comes with a 1x free visit to the outdoor Spa facilities so I highly suggest you to bring a swim wear to go as it's pretty good even at night time.
As for the room it's spacious like other reviews photos have shown but not a lot of people have shown the bathroom/toilet so I'm including it here. It's a very spacious Toilet with the bathtub that has the Onsen water, and the shower head beside the bathtub.FromQAR 447
301 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.FromQAR 225
Good487 Reviews
Beitou Hot Spring Area Taipei|11.3km from city center
The hotel is about a 5–10 minute walk from the metro. Breakfast options were very limited and below expectations. Children are not offered free breakfast, and the price charged for kids above 110 cm is not worth it.
The room is old but well maintained. My room came with a private onsen, and I also enjoyed the public onsen, which includes a cold pool, along with some light refreshments and simple food.FromQAR 396
Good479 Reviews
Beitou Hot Spring Area Taipei|11km from city center
The upgrading of our room was cool. The room was big and clean, hotspring was great. However the 2-headed hair dryer could not be well plugged into the socket, quite dangerous.
Regret that we couldn’t stay longer, but will definitely choose here again for our next visit.FromQAR 717
Gym
2574 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|2.79km from city center
Location is perfect. It’s right above Taipei Main Station, exit M6, there’s a slight of staircase if you using this exit, but you can go up directly to the lobby by elevator. Otherwise, you may use exit M8 for escalator. The room is big enough and clean. The beds are comfortable. There are eateries, underground shoppings nearby the hotel. Will come back here on my next trip if the rates are still good.FromQAR 282
Very Good773 Reviews
Xinyi District/Taipei 101 Taipei|2.4km from city center
We have stayed at Humble House for 3 nights with two seniors aged 84 and 90, and two couples (6 people) during Christmas. The staffs are so nice during our stays. Its really an amazing experience no matter the hotel environment, hotel room, gym room and the breakfast. We are highly recommended for this hotel and will choose it for next stay. it’s so convenient for shopping malls and michelin restaurants around the Humble House. our rooms overlooking to Taipei 101.FromQAR 914
370 Reviews
World Trade Center Exhibition Center Taipei|2.03km from city center
I had an excellent stay at the Grand Hyatt Taipei. The location is unbeatable—right next to Taipei 101 and in the heart of the Xinyi district, making it so convenient for sightseeing, shopping, and dining. From the moment I arrived, the service was warm and attentive. The lobby is beautiful and welcoming, and the staff always greeted me with a smile. My room was spacious, very clean, and well-designed, with a comfortable bed and a great view of Taipei 101. Housekeeping kept everything spotless during my stay. Breakfast was another highlight—the buffet had a wide variety of delicious choices, both Western and Asian, and everything was fresh. I also appreciated the hotel facilities, especially the gym and pool, which were well maintained. Overall, I highly recommend the Grand Hyatt Taipei for anyone visiting the city. It truly delivers a luxury experience with comfort, excellent service, and perfect location. I will definitely stay here again on my next trip to Taipei.FromQAR 1,096
Very Good1064 Reviews
Ximending Commercial Area Taipei|3.46km from city center
Excellent location that is just across the street from the famous walking streets Ximending! The staff were all very courteous and kind. Our two single beds room had adequate space for our suitcases. Hairdryer, mini fridge, nice shower and japanese toilet. Appropriate room decor. Comfortable bed, large TV, two daily water bottles. 5th floor had a clothes area for washing, drying and ironing. Breakfast had enough food for people to find their fill. Light happy hour in the evening... I would definitely consider staying here again as we enjoyed it and it offered great value. My only downsides were that the walls were a bit thin. Also the hallway noise carries into the room too. And when the AC is on, it is very bright red illuminating the room. The blackout curtain didn't close 100%. But I had an eye mask and ear plugs so it wasn't a problem.FromQAR 498
Very Good893 Reviews
Shilin Night Market Taipei|5.89km from city center
Positive: Convenient to train station. Quiet neighbourhood overlooking a beautiful park. Room is spacious and comfortable. Can be improved: Breakfast buffet Should have a coffee cafe bar instead of tea barFromQAR 1,167
Swimming pool
Outstanding292 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.FromQAR 1,370
1705 Reviews
Zhongxiao Dunhua Commercial Area Taipei|0.76km from city center
Modern property in central location in Taipei convenient to transportation. Spacious rooms with good amenities. Good spa and fitness facilities and very good breakfast catering to Japanese clients as well. Friendly Front Office staff. Good coffee shop in lobby and self-laundry facilities available. Value for money.FromQAR 360
Very Good798 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|1.21km from city center
Hotel room is ideal size for couple or even with the kids. Huge varieties of food for breakfast and with the access to lounge is amazing so I definitely recommended. Location is perfect across the road is the MRT Nanjing Fuxing station. Well recommended Hotel to stay.FromQAR 582
Very Good319 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|1.64km from city center
Amazing deco, nice room, pool, beef noodle, will go backFromQAR 1,050
Good459 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 meFromQAR 715
Breakfast
513 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! 💖FromQAR 168
528 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|2.87km from city center
overall, it was an average experience. The room itself was clean, comfortable, and quiet, with surprisingly good soundproofing that made it easy to rest. I also appreciated the in-room coffee machine, which was a convenient touch for a quick morning pick-me-up. However, being located in the basement made the room feel a bit dark, and the bathroom facilities could be more modern, as the toilet was not a washlet.
The breakfast offered was quite limited, and the service left something to be desired. While the staff were present, they did not proactively check on guests or offer assistance, and there was little interaction or friendliness. Simple gestures like greetings, smiles, or help with luggage were missing, which made the overall experience feel less welcoming. Additionally, during breakfast, food was cleared promptly at the set time without asking if guests were still eating or wanted more, which could have been handled more thoughtfully.
On the positive side, the hotel provides the essentials for a short stay, and the rooms are quiet and functional. For travelers prioritizing comfort and a clean environment, this hotel is acceptable, but I feel that improved hospitality and more attention to guest experience would make a significant difference. Service really matters in hospitality, and it’s the area where this property could improve the most.FromQAR 227
683 Reviews
World Trade Center Exhibition Center Taipei|1.15km from city center
This is a locally owned hotel and, although rated as a four-star property, it feels more like a three-star international chain hotel. The staff do not greet guests proactively and tend to respond only when spoken to. Even when thanked, they often remain unresponsive, which was rather disappointing.
The hotel has a distinct 1990s vibe which is dated, but equipped with all the basic facilities one might need. Breakfast was quite unappealing, and the coffee was especially disappointing as it was served from a pot rather than freshly ground.
That said, the location is excellent and just a few minutes’ walk from the rail system, with plenty of eateries and convenience stores nearby. From a pricing perspective, it’s reasonable value for money, and I wouldn’t mind staying here again, provided expectations are managed accordingly.FromQAR 393
211 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 5,000FromQAR 420
408 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Area Taipei|3.23km from city center
The room's cleanliness was decent, and the service was good. You can self check-in, and there's a common area where you can sit and use your laptop. I booked a standard room, and the space was alright. However, the main window faced the street, which was a night market, so the noise from traffic at night was very loud and affected my sleep. The hotel breakfast was pretty good.FromQAR 61
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.