Grand Hyatt Hotel, Taipei

I decided to stay at the Grand Hyatt since I had points. It was a bit pricey, but the Riviera was booked as was the Weston. Upon checking in I asked for the location (ideally walking distance) of an authentic Chinese restaurant. I also asked for the location of a cigar bar. The reply to the latter was the Westin, which used to have a nice Cigar bar, Churchill's, where you could relax with a good cigar and listen to some live Jazz. But as I had found out earlier in the trip, Churchill's was now smoke free with the exception of a small brightly lit and stale smelling side room commandeered by a string of youngsters whose taste in background music did not exactly match the "Cigar aesthetic". The former request was met with a card on which one of a chain of restaurants was highlighted. This did not seem to me to be "Authentic" and I mentioned this to the Concierge, but I was assured it was so. Before I left, I took a peek in at "Cheers", the Hyatt restaurant in the lobby, also highly recommended by the hotell staff. My nose had wrinkled at the mention since I had had the privilege, a long time ago, and very far away, of being one of the satellite regulars to the original cheers regulars at the bar on Beacon Hill in Boston. That "Cheers" had not met with a happy end. This "Cheers" was crowded with over-weight Americans sitting at the bar,staring sulkily in to their glasses of iced hard liquor with Barry White music growling in the background. I popped out and hired a cab to the recommended Chinese place. A short cab drive later (I was also assured it was not walking distance) I arrived at one of those nouveau hip places frequented by young professionals with more money than taste to spare -- a catagory I occupied in my earlier days. The menu was simple and contained a few faux Chinese dishes of the type that impressed me years ago - tall food with colorful patterns of syrup surrounding it. I was pretty sure that the entire wait staff, should their ages be accumulated,

My first stay at this hotel, breakfast was good and the staff were very helpful. Only stayed one night so didn't get to use all the facilities but the pool looked good for lounging around in

It is really gorgeous. Room atmosphere, facilities and foods are excellent. Good location for World Trade Center. I recomend Grand Hyatt Taipei for business traveller.

There are many very nice things I like about this hotel. The service staff are excellent, and the rooms are huge and give you a luxurious feeling. The bed is cosy (in several other hotels i stayed before, the sheets smell heavily of cleansing chemicals!). The café at the ground floor serves a very wide variety of food, often makes me look forward to a very nice breakfast before I set off to work.

Had a good stay at this hotel, which is located very conveniently in Taipei next to Taipei 101. Found the hotel to be adequate and the staff attentive. The hotel seems to be a little run down though and fairly expensive - particularly the business centre. However, would stay here again and would recommend to others.

I usually stay at the Grand Hyatt and just started booking through Agoda as it provides a very good rate. Love this hotel, rooms are big, linens are good, restaurants are very good, only drawback is it can be a bit expensive. very nice is the proximity to Taipei 101 for shopping and for restaurants.

I usually stay at the Grand Hyatt and just started booking through Agoda as it provides a very good rate. Love this hotel, rooms are big, linens are good, restaurants are very good, only drawback is it can be a bit expensive. very nice is the proximity to Taipei 101 for shopping and for restaurants.

Stayed here during a trade show held at the convention center, which is right behind the hotel. Very convenient. The hotel is nice, clean rooms. The workout facility is well equipped with treadmills, weights and exercise balls. I didn't eat at the hotel restaurants, instead I went next door to the T101 building. There are lots of restaurants on the 4th floor, and there is a food court and grocery store in the basement. Great place to stock up on snacks/breakfast items for the room.

Should give priority of restaurant reservations to hotel guests.

I would consider other hotels if I knew the electricity was going to be suspended during my stay. Other than that, it's a great hotel.

Beautiful hotel and conference to make the master Has a smooth and comfortable on the road connecting the Taipei

Situation can only use taxis, so I'm away from the center of the city. I have a long way to MRT station. Atmosphere of the hotel is good, the room is still I think four stars.