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| Reasons to visit | Nature, Restaurants, Beaches |
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Amazing service that I got from the hotel staff. First time in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, and with language barrier, we were struggling on the first day. After getting assistance from the hotel staff who speak English fluently, my family had great time there.
This hotel is brand new with huge rooms for Taiwan standards with a low price. The beds are big enough to fit 3 people. They also have a coin operated laundry room with free detergent. Great customer service. They suggested attractions and helped me book a private tour with a taxi. Nice selection of food for their breakfast. The only con is they have a balcony, b...
The door at the facilities area (pool/sauna/steam room) shall be able to open/ close automatically since it is an auto door (not sure if it is faulty or they did not turn it on). This is because there are plenty of rooms at that level and the sound of splashing is noisy. Anyway, they do close that area after 10pm but there are people who wish to rest before that time. ...
We stayed at 4 different hotels in Taiwan during a 6 night trip. This was the best hotel we stayed at. I am not sure we would have chosen this one if it was full price, but it was worth the price we got with Agoda.
Very nice hotel. You need a car, taxi or scooter to get there. Ideal if you want to be away from traffic and downtown noise. The afternoon tea is vey pleasant. The only issue was the strong cigarette smell in the room, but unfortunately this is a common thing in hotels in Taiwan and it's not the hotel's fault, but the unconscious customers.
Kindness Hotel Kaohsiung Main Stn is always our 1st choice of hotel in Taiwan. Their staff are polite and helpful. Breakfast and Supper are excellent with wide spread of food. Location is excellent, just opposite the MRT station. We enjoyed our stay again.
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Well Service, well location, well facilities, but the room was not clean enough, especially the windows. Also, too many people during weekend, we need to wait more than 10 mins for the life everyday. I recommend to stay during weekday, and make sure they clean the windows, then it would be a prefect hotel in Taiwan.
This being my 9th trip to Taiwan, I have stayed at a number of hotels from 5 star to 3 star. I would rank this as one of the best hotels I have stayed at in Taipei. I had orgininally booked for 3 days but ended up staying a total of 6 days. The location in excellent with the Ximen MRT station exit 5 just outside the hotel. The rooms are very modern and the bed is very...
It was the perfect start to a girls weekend with my best friend. The staff were helpful and friendly, the room was beautiful even though we got the most basic one, and the cold/hot springs were the best I have ever experienced in a private setting. They pipe the waters directly to your room and your skin feels so wonderful after a nice soak in both tubs. The bathr...
I fly taiwan few times every year and i came across this hotel becayse of the name of the hotel. So i gave it a ty and surprisingly it is PERFECT for food, PERFECT for shoppings, PERFECT for all public transports and mrt lrt train whatver u call it, and the hotel is super clean and staffs were fluent in english and friendly to all guests and the best thing on top of al...
It's really nice place with beautiful view. The people here are nice and fast response. I had request three times and they came to my room within 5 minutes. There are few nice restaurant in this hotel (roast duck). It's one of the best roast duck in Taiwan. The room is big and clean with nice sunshine. There is also shopping mall in the same building.
Definitely a must-stay when you are in Alishan. The lodge is in the middle of the nature reserve with well-maintained boardwalk, suitable even for elderly. The hotel comes with half board (breakfast and dinner). Just nice for the family to have bonding time over the table of nice food. Both buffet style meals are the best spread I have in taiwan.
Everything in the room including the TV can be controlled with the Ipad, and the breakfast although limited and repeated over 6 mornings, its quite nice. The staff at level 1 are really kind and helped me with my luggage problem. My luggage was damaged and the airlines had to deliver over to my hotel, they require a taiwan phone number etc. The staff was kind enough t...
This is the first hot spring hotel I stayed in Yilan and it was one of the best I stayed from my trips in recent years. Everything is perfect is except the hotel is a bit too dark (maybe that is concept of this hotel) but sometimes it gives me a creep😅 Cleanliness: the room is extremely clean and organized when we first arrived. We stayed for two nights and every day...
This was our family's first trip to Taiwan and we were recommended this hotel by a friend who had just visited. Booked a slightly bigger room as we had two children in tow. Was expecting the hotel to insist that we added another bed but was pleasantly surprised that they didn't as our older child is only 8 years old and could use the sofa as her bed. The room was metic...
This was one of the best hotel I have stayed in Taipei so far. I am really impressed by the service that they provide to their customers. A wonderful encounter for both my boyfriend and I was that we were scheduled for an early morning flight the next day back to Singapore. During our booking for a cab that would send us there, JustSLEEP front desk asked if we would ne...
My wife and I loved the Chateau Beach Resort! Beach access and pool were great. It was great to step out onto the beach and relax, plus have an easy walk to the Kenting night market scene. Rooms were a great value, especially booking through Agoda. Breakfast was included, and had a wide variety of Taiwan and western choices. Stayed before, stayed now & will stay a...
I learnt Palais de Chine Hotel through Agoda.com. I saw the location and the reviewed were all very good. I booked and stay in Palais de Chine Hotel. I was so impressed with the interior design, the classic and modern contemporary style which qualified to name it under 5 stars hotel or above. I will definately stay in this hotel again for sure for my next business...
The staff at the Hyatt were perhaps the best we encountered during our three week tour of China and Taiwan. They went out of their way to help. The hotel was comfortable and had everything that we needed. I would go back to this hotel if I was ever in Taipei
It's defiantly the best resort/hotel for families to stay in Hualien! I booked a Loft room at this hotel while we can see lagoon from the balcony and smell the spring's coming. This resort is in a good location where is not far from most attractions by driving... It's recommended to have massage after the day out in a responsible price!
This is a super cozy, super nice hotel and great services provided. Credits to all the staff on my 2-days stay in this hotel! Room is big, MRT station just outside, and super huge bath tub, as normally the bath tub in all the hotel I stayed in Taiwan do not have this size of bath tub in their hotel, and I am 178cm tall. Good! Thankful they provide us baby cot for my ...
We arrived with the intention of spending one night doing a tour of the local attractions on arrival then checking into the hotel and leaving the next day. However due to the bad weather we had to extend the visit to two nights. They upgraded us to a suite as there was no availability for the extra night in a double. The staff were faboulous and the place was so clean...
the hotel is located at the best location in Riyue tan with breath taking view. The hotel is decorated with good taste and staff is friendly. One area that needs improvement is the swimming pool area in 12F, we visited the pool on Apr 16, we found the dead frog and leafs floating in the hot pool, we mentioned to the staff, he ignored us and continued to play his cell p...
OMG! It was more than perfect! I am always picky when I chose accommodation provider for my baby. This time I travelled alone with my 22 month toddler, we stayed for 3 nights, I was only expecting somewhere simple and relaxing, as an ending of our Taiwan trip. But the resort gave us such an amazing arrangement much more than expectation. Actually I started to consu...
My family and I were visiting from the US. I chose this particular Naruwan hotel for it's amenities that accommodate families with small children. As for location, you are just a 5 minute drive from the Taitung airport or Railway station. The hotel provides complimentary shuttle to the airport and railway station if you arrange ahead of time. The game room is excelle...
Expensive but it is good Hotel in Taiwan, Relax, breadfast with good varieties, Room with good size and modern deco. But beach not good & samll, and pool is normal! But with good playing centre
Cheap places to stay in Taiwan
This hostel is located near Tunghai Night market, which means food can be reached easily. Public transports is also easily accessible. Convenient stores are also located nearby. Only the washroom is a little too small.
The staff is wonderful. He is really friendly and approachable, always available to answer our questions and provide tips for our stay. He even planned a whole itinerary for us, making sure we always have activities on our list. There's also a water dispenser and loads of snacks at the reception area, all free to use! Also, the room is clean, the bathroom is spacious,...
The hostel is well managed and quality is provided whenever it can be applied. For example, hand washing liquid throughout the hostel are branded anti-bacteria type versus wholesaled ones normally found in hostel at this price, this is quality. Another example is the lockers, absolutely huge and definitely the largest that I've seen in any hostel, you can comfortable...
Staffs were helpful and kind..Will surely stay here again when i come back to Taiwan..Really close to MRT stations and Ximending is just 15mins slow walk..maybe if you're a fast walker it's just 8-10mins walk..Also, take note that they are turning off the aircon at 11am maybe because it's their cleaning time also..Overall, we had a great stay..👍👌👍👌
The best room I ever stay at hualien. The room are clean and owner provided facilities as much as possible such as free bicycle, laundry services, etc. The staff are helpful and location are convenient. The service are provided as promised.
The staff is very friendly and helpful, it's one of cheapest hostel I got in three months in taiwan. 100 metres from the beach and neighbor to the best restaurant in Nanwan
I staied here for 4 nights and it's really close to the train station but not to the center. The owner is really nice but the have just one bathroom so it's pretty uncomfortable, always waiting to use it.
The place take some time to find but its situated inside a building located at 8th floor. Dongmen station exit 6 (Staircase) or 7(elevator), walk around 5 minutes search for the place in a building will do. Public transport just a road across from the building while mrt is right of the building. For this trip, I've booked a quad room with shared bathroom (double bed bu...
Travelled around Taiwan for three weeks and LivePal is undoubtedly the best value for money hostel. Good location - MRT/TRA, Wufenpu clothes market, Raohe night market and eateries. Shampoo, bodywash and handsoap is provided in bathing areas. Free hot/cold water, tea/coffee available in A/C kitchen/common area. Rooms are of mixed variety - bunks, capsules, not all ro...
5-10 minutes walking distance from hualien train station. well decorated, clean room. easy self-check in system. and warmth greeting by host through messages beforehead. family happy with the stay.
I traveled taiwan 7.11-7.14 I stayed oxygen hostel, there is very nice place. It has clean room and shower booth and bathroom. Best place is 5th floor that we can talk about travel or eat something. 1th floor bar is good place to take a beer and talk with friends. All staff is very kind to us. They helped us find our destination. Oxygen hostel is the best place that I...
Pros: - near the mrt ximen - affordable - accommodating staffs (they are so nice) they can speak english - the lounge )where you can eat with free coffee, tea and water - it has also laundry area/ service Cons: - no elevator (it’s okay if you are really just a backpacker but if you have a big luggage, struggle is real) but staffs are offerring a help. - there is an ad...
Had a fairly decent stay here, the staff were big on cleanliness and did their best to help. For some English wasn't a strength but they were still very kind. Good place to meet other travellers particularly from Asia. Only had a couple of minor complaints: because I had booked each of my nights separately one of the staff accidentally cleared the stuff from my bed whe...
I never expected a little bit of luxury experience with Angels Hostel Taipei Ximen! I was super happy I booked and stayed with them. Though it was a shared bedroom with other travelers, I felt my belongings are very secured with their individual card type access! I will definitely recommend this place to my friends if they are looking for the best and affordable accomm...
We are family of 7. We stayed here comfortably. The family mart, 7-11, ningxa night market and starbucks are near the hotel. But the MRT’s were a bit far but its okay we enjoyed walking going there. Also, the mrt station near the hotel is ONE RIDE only going to taoyuan airport. It’s a plus point. No need to transfer line. What I loved the most in this hotel is the UNLI...
I had a double room and paid the price that I usually pay for a dorm in Taiwan. I was pleasantly surprised. The room is spacious and clean. There are freebies like tea, coffee, toiletries and even condoms! There is a laundry room where you can wash and dry your clothes for a good price. They give you laundry powder, usually I always have to pay. They lend bicycles fo...
The place is walking distance to Zhongshan Station MRT. You can also walk Taipei main station for the airport train express. The hostel offers included breakfast of ham and egg sandwich with seasonal fruits and a hot orccold drink. The reception is also cozy where you can dine or chat with friends, watch tv while surfing the web. As per the toilet and shower, it’s shar...
The place was a bit old but it was really clean!! The bed was so comfy and the air-conditioner works perfectly fine (cool and nice in the room) The staffs were so friendly and let me to stored my luggage before the check-in time :) And the location was so closed to Kaohsiung train station which gives this good place another extra points :) 7-11 is located beside th...
The view of villa is quite good,and all the stuff in the house is tidy and clean as well.So much fun for u to stay and enjoy here.Highly recommand for family trip.
Great location, and cheap. Probably the cheapest that you can find in the neighbourhood. Tips from my experience are that if you're booking a double room when you book it request for the room in 3rd floor. Better room, and will totally change your experience of staying. Trust me. There is a catch though, it is a no-staff hotel (but the staff on the phone are very he...
Thank you, Paul and Madeline, who made my stay special! They took care of me each minute and helped me organizing my daytrips as well as my further travel plan. Got a really good impression of Taiwanese life and food thanks to them! The hostel is good located between train station and city center. It is a nice common area and very clean. Unfortunately there were not ma...
The hostel itself is fantastic, close to the night market, really nice owner, clean as can be, just unfortunate dorm mates weren't as friendly, maybe not the best hostel for socializing, but everything else, especially for Solo travelers, is on point.
the hotel was big and clear. and the sense of comfort and relax given by the hotel really added a huge portions of marks for this hotel. the staffs was nice and helpful. the most importantly the location was awesome! I love this hotel do bcuz the bed was really big and comfort so we did enjoyed a good rest in here. highly recommend this hotel !!! I'll book this hotel ...
Thus hotel is standard Taiwan local hotel. You may be embarassed when you come into the room because it's a little bit different from the picture on agoda. But cleaness was excellent. The typical ventilation problem happening in these hotel didn't exist. No stincky in toliet. Though the staffs English is not good, but they could understand if you say slow and correctly...
This is the first time I have been so much satisfied like this. We are a group of 3 boys and 3 girls. At fist, because there were only 3 beds in mixed room, and 3 beds in girl room on the Agoda booking system, so we had to be separated. However, I decided to call the NEOSOHO Cabin and asked if they could arrange us to stay together in 1 room. And yeah! My requirement w...
Me and my partner loved Taiwan. We had a really nice stay here at this Hostel. Place was clean and quite. Well maintained with friendly and accomodating staff. Located in between two train stations which you can walk for 5 mins. Location wise its in the middle of the city but is situated in a very quite area. I recommend the place for tourist who are looking into stayi...
Staying on your own or with friends, it's a good choice. Room is quite tiny , if fully booked. People are nice, but for non- Chinese speaker it can get a bit tricky. Here you stay in the house with the family, including a young child and a baby. Kitchen can be used as well as the washing machine. Very close to the bus and train station, very far from the city.
It is highly recommendable especially for first timers in trying dormitories. The place is really modern and cozy. The place is well maintained and very clean. The staff are very friendly and can speak English. The area is near the MRT and Ximen which is a place for good shopping and just entertainment during day but mostly at night. Most of all, very budget friendly! ...
There is a walk from the Main Station but it's still a great location. Shampoo/Soap/hairdryer is provided. I liked how the beds had curtains. They give you fresh sheets (flat sheet to wrap the mattress, duvet cover, pillow case) on your first night and you make your own bed and on the day you check out you pull off the sheets and throw them in a bin for them to launder...
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This hotel is brand new with huge rooms for Taiwan standards with a low price. The beds are big enough to fit 3 people. They also have a coin operated laundry room with free detergent. Great customer service. They suggested attractions and helped me book a private tour with a taxi. Nice selection of food for their breakfast. The only con is they have a balcony, b...
We stayed at 4 different hotels in Taiwan during a 6 night trip. This was the best hotel we stayed at. I am not sure we would have chosen this one if it was full price, but it was worth the price we got with Agoda.
This being my 9th trip to Taiwan, I have stayed at a number of hotels from 5 star to 3 star. I would rank this as one of the best hotels I have stayed at in Taipei. I had orgininally booked for 3 days but ended up staying a total of 6 days. The location in excellent with the Ximen MRT station exit 5 just outside the hotel. The rooms are very modern and the bed is very...
It was the perfect start to a girls weekend with my best friend. The staff were helpful and friendly, the room was beautiful even though we got the most basic one, and the cold/hot springs were the best I have ever experienced in a private setting. They pipe the waters directly to your room and your skin feels so wonderful after a nice soak in both tubs. The bathr...
I fly taiwan few times every year and i came across this hotel becayse of the name of the hotel. So i gave it a ty and surprisingly it is PERFECT for food, PERFECT for shoppings, PERFECT for all public transports and mrt lrt train whatver u call it, and the hotel is super clean and staffs were fluent in english and friendly to all guests and the best thing on top of al...
Definitely a must-stay when you are in Alishan. The lodge is in the middle of the nature reserve with well-maintained boardwalk, suitable even for elderly. The hotel comes with half board (breakfast and dinner). Just nice for the family to have bonding time over the table of nice food. Both buffet style meals are the best spread I have in taiwan.
Everything in the room including the TV can be controlled with the Ipad, and the breakfast although limited and repeated over 6 mornings, its quite nice. The staff at level 1 are really kind and helped me with my luggage problem. My luggage was damaged and the airlines had to deliver over to my hotel, they require a taiwan phone number etc. The staff was kind enough t...
This was one of the best hotel I have stayed in Taipei so far. I am really impressed by the service that they provide to their customers. A wonderful encounter for both my boyfriend and I was that we were scheduled for an early morning flight the next day back to Singapore. During our booking for a cab that would send us there, JustSLEEP front desk asked if we would ne...
This is a super cozy, super nice hotel and great services provided. Credits to all the staff on my 2-days stay in this hotel! Room is big, MRT station just outside, and super huge bath tub, as normally the bath tub in all the hotel I stayed in Taiwan do not have this size of bath tub in their hotel, and I am 178cm tall. Good! Thankful they provide us baby cot for my ...
We arrived with the intention of spending one night doing a tour of the local attractions on arrival then checking into the hotel and leaving the next day. However due to the bad weather we had to extend the visit to two nights. They upgraded us to a suite as there was no availability for the extra night in a double. The staff were faboulous and the place was so clean...
I've stayed here twice and always enjoyed it. The rooms are very clean and comfortable. Great location in the heart of Ximending and close to the MRT. A quality international buffet breakfast in hard to find at hotels in Taiwan, but Amba's breakfast is always fantastic. It has a lot of choice and really cool dining area. I would recommend this place to everyone.
We had a no-window room and it was spacious. The room was clean and fairly new. The commute to metro station is very convenient. And there are many places to eat around the area as well. I’d come back and next time I’d get a windowed room
This hotel suitable for family with kids. Pros: - Impressed by the hotel facilities especially the indoor kids pool, indoor playground, etc - welcomed by the friendly staffs. - nice breakfast - super nice, big & clean room, thumb up. Pros: - location abit far from town for those who drive like us, this hotel really a place that u cannot miss. We stayed Taiwan for...
Breakfast one of the better ones I tasted in hotels in taiwan. Breakfast Staff was also very efficient and polite . Location was great just 5 min walk to night market. Room was really clean and housekeeping were fast to respond to requests. Complementary Minibar and snacks thrown in. Check in was fast. Overall very good and highly recommended . Though reception staff ...
It was our first trip to Taiwan and I wanted a hotel that is close to almost everything in Taiwan so I booked my family a week here. The staff are friendly and the breakfast at the kitchen is good. The room is huge and the cleanliness is top notch. Would recommend this 4 star hotel anytime.
The corner suite room I booked is wonderful! The room is comfortable, clean and spacious! The bathroom is of excellent space, with a bathtub. The hotel itself is conveniently located, once you turn left as you step out of the hotel on level 1, you find yourself in the Feng Chia Night Market. If you turn right, you will find McDonalds, Watsons and further down acr...
Receptionist was very nice and polite. Concierge service was great! Room is spacious and hotel facilities one of the best in Taiwan. Breakfast was good and full of tasty food. Sufficient parking lot. This is one the hotel that we cannot find any problem during our stay.
Humble House Taipei is a great hotel in the Xinyi area. The Xinyi area where the numerous buildings of Shin Kong Mitsukoshi, the Taipei 101 and the World Trade Center are located. Even if it's raining, there are covered walkways from the Taipei 101 to Humble House. The buffet breakfast was expansive, for a Taiwan hotel. We got upgraded to a higher room class on ou...
My friend and I stayed at this hotel last November 17 - 21, 2016. I liked that the hotel has a very good location. I didn't have a hard time locating the hotel once I arrived from the airport. It was also walking distance from Ximen station as well as Ximending shopping area located across the hotel. Also, there was a 7 - 11 beside the hotel which was very convenient. ...
I had to book a hotel at the very last minute because of a change of travel plan, found this and surprisingly it is one of the best I've stayed in Taiwan. The room is spacious with HUGE bed, that bed was meant for two of us but I believe it will fit 5 people! Bathroom is nice and clean. Overall a good experience with nice room rates.
The tag-line of this property is "it is not a hotel, it is a home" They are quite right on that count, though I don't think I have ever stayed in a home quite so flash! It feels like an up-market apartment; and when you enter the building, you could easily mistake it for a fancy cocktail bar. There is art-work and photographs adorning the walls, and the atrium on the ...
I went to Taiwan with my family last year in September. My family booked 4 rooms in total, 2 family rooms and 2 deluxe rooms (with street view). The deluxe room and family room are side by side on each floor. The family room turned out to be bigger than expected. The window is in the toilet, which is very common for most of the Taiwan hotels. Whereas for the deluxe roo...
Holidaying in Taiwan with family of four, our first stop was Kaohsiung. I booked two twin rooms in Hotel Dua. At first I was rather concerned how to get to the hotel from Taoyuan Airport. Surprisingly, it was not difficult at all. We took High Speed Rail (HSR)from Taoyuan Station to Zuoying Station, then Kaohsiung MRT from Zuoying station to Formosa Boulevard Sta...
I'm really sorry for the late review. Our family visited here last Octouber. But I can't forget a wonderful memory in 'Just sleep', zaoxi. This trip was for celebrating my father's birthday. So, for him, I asked you would prepare some card for celebrating his birthday. And We surprised that there are cake, card and qute animal balloon! T.T I'm really thankful for ...
What a nice hotel in Taiwan I had ever stayed ! Nice place , near MRT , nice staff , you can find some Taiwan food around the hotel but pls note food shop / restaurant are old and almost of staff/ owner are eldest , so they can't speak English , you can ask for menu and show them all . I will book this hotel if I travel back Taiwan .
Stayed in Taiwan for 7nights. Stayed 2 nights in S hotel. Best choice made. Service was impeccable.. The service staffs came running to our transport immediately with 2 umbrellas. 1 of them held the umbrella for us while the other was unloading our luggage. Our luggage was mad heavy from our shopping. Didn't pant nor complain. Service staff were mostly young and good l...
The facilities is excellent. I've booked a triple room. The rate is cheaper then those in Taipei area, but the facilities is superb. A big living room, bath tub etc. It is so spacious that I think the room can accommodate more people. Location is very good,, few minutes walk from the train station as well as the liuhe night market. There is even a super mart just oppos...
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Amazing service that I got from the hotel staff. First time in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, and with language barrier, we were struggling on the first day. After getting assistance from the hotel staff who speak English fluently, my family had great time there.
Well Service, well location, well facilities, but the room was not clean enough, especially the windows. Also, too many people during weekend, we need to wait more than 10 mins for the life everyday. I recommend to stay during weekday, and make sure they clean the windows, then it would be a prefect hotel in Taiwan.
It's really nice place with beautiful view. The people here are nice and fast response. I had request three times and they came to my room within 5 minutes. There are few nice restaurant in this hotel (roast duck). It's one of the best roast duck in Taiwan. The room is big and clean with nice sunshine. There is also shopping mall in the same building.
This was our family's first trip to Taiwan and we were recommended this hotel by a friend who had just visited. Booked a slightly bigger room as we had two children in tow. Was expecting the hotel to insist that we added another bed but was pleasantly surprised that they didn't as our older child is only 8 years old and could use the sofa as her bed. The room was metic...
My wife and I loved the Chateau Beach Resort! Beach access and pool were great. It was great to step out onto the beach and relax, plus have an easy walk to the Kenting night market scene. Rooms were a great value, especially booking through Agoda. Breakfast was included, and had a wide variety of Taiwan and western choices. Stayed before, stayed now & will stay a...
I learnt Palais de Chine Hotel through Agoda.com. I saw the location and the reviewed were all very good. I booked and stay in Palais de Chine Hotel. I was so impressed with the interior design, the classic and modern contemporary style which qualified to name it under 5 stars hotel or above. I will definately stay in this hotel again for sure for my next business...
The staff at the Hyatt were perhaps the best we encountered during our three week tour of China and Taiwan. They went out of their way to help. The hotel was comfortable and had everything that we needed. I would go back to this hotel if I was ever in Taipei
It's defiantly the best resort/hotel for families to stay in Hualien! I booked a Loft room at this hotel while we can see lagoon from the balcony and smell the spring's coming. This resort is in a good location where is not far from most attractions by driving... It's recommended to have massage after the day out in a responsible price!
the hotel is located at the best location in Riyue tan with breath taking view. The hotel is decorated with good taste and staff is friendly. One area that needs improvement is the swimming pool area in 12F, we visited the pool on Apr 16, we found the dead frog and leafs floating in the hot pool, we mentioned to the staff, he ignored us and continued to play his cell p...
OMG! It was more than perfect! I am always picky when I chose accommodation provider for my baby. This time I travelled alone with my 22 month toddler, we stayed for 3 nights, I was only expecting somewhere simple and relaxing, as an ending of our Taiwan trip. But the resort gave us such an amazing arrangement much more than expectation. Actually I started to consu...
My family and I were visiting from the US. I chose this particular Naruwan hotel for it's amenities that accommodate families with small children. As for location, you are just a 5 minute drive from the Taitung airport or Railway station. The hotel provides complimentary shuttle to the airport and railway station if you arrange ahead of time. The game room is excelle...
Expensive but it is good Hotel in Taiwan, Relax, breadfast with good varieties, Room with good size and modern deco. But beach not good & samll, and pool is normal! But with good playing centre
We stayed with 3 other families and this is the best and fun experience we had in JiaoXi, we stayed at other five stars hotel before but Mu has everything and the most important is that it is such a kid friendly hotel that also uncles the best art gallery for adults to enjoy! Foods are good too!
Good as always. One of the best business hotels in town. Best breakfast buffet in Taiwan. Rooms are comfortable, checking in is fast. Always a pleasure to stay here. You get the quality you expect and pay for.
It was my first hot spring experience in Taiwan. After I stayed several hot spring hotels in Japan, I didn't expect too much in Taiwan. I was wrong. Evergreen Resort hotel in Taiwan was far better than I expected. Hot spring in my room with the view, good red with snack, my husband and I had a very relaxed weekend. I will come back again.
very good hotel. great service. Great location. I personally think it was in a better location than the W and meridien and it's also cheaper ! food is great. The japanese and chinese restaurants have michelin signs , and there were quite good (although no cheap). many places around to shop and eat. You won't be disappoint. This is taiwan hotel mixed with japanese ser...
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You need to stay In LIN hotel when you plan to Taiwan ! It’s best .
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This is my five time in Taiwan but my first time at a five-star taiwan hotel. When I arrived at the hotel lobby, the first thing that came to my mind is: the worth is greater than the price. Location It's just a bit out of the Ximending region, in this way I can enjoy tranquility of my stay. Lobby and hotel room The lobby is of subtle luxury. You will always see Ja...
We booked this room to stopover between Hualien and Kenting. The hotel is located along highway 9. We booked two nights. It was low season, so not a lot was happening. The breakfast restaurant wasn't open the first morning, so as service the breakfast was offered with roomservice. The 2nd morning there were a lot of tourists and the buffet was open. The buffet was big ...
Just as good as each time here! Hopefully this hotel-bookstore of good taste & quality can well recognized as a new Taiwan benchmark of this ove-polluted by politics city/country! You can see the real Taiwan-Chinese beauty here! Highly recommended!
If you're looking for a private hotel room that has a 4 or 5 star feeling, this is your best value under $100 US (if you want cheap and limited service, then spend $50 or less somewhere else). Staff is friendly and helpful, everyone speaks English, and they convert money at the counter with no extra fees. Perfect location, on the same side at the Taipei Main Station bu...
Good facilities . Even the weather was not very nice, we had a good time staying here. One of the best hotels in Taiwan.
I stayed in W Hotel for 1 night as I was moving around Taiwan for the past couple of days. This hotel location is perfect as it sits direct above the MRT and Bus station. The staffs are all very friendly and the service level is very good. The rooms are very spacious and very refreshing. The bed is very comfortable and everything about this hotel is just perfect. I can...
The staff at Silks Place were totally amazing, the best. They were polite, friendly and went out of their way to help me when I had a problem with my Taiwan sim card. I want to mentions Milly, Joe, Ryan and Jason in particular who all made me want to return as soon as I can. The hotel is beautifully designed and my room was beautiful. It was a wonderful introduction ...
It was our first time visiting Taiwan and our very first hotel in Taiwan. What a wonderful hotel with excellent staffs and services! The only little disappointment was they were remodeling or it was the off season, the exercise rooms and the pool were closed. We want give a special Thank You to Joanne Pan, Reservation Department, a lady that we had never met. We ...
Easily one of the nicest hotels I've stayed in in Taiwan (and possibly worldwide). My family loved the comfort and the perfect view of the Pacific Ocean you can get from your balcony. The hotel is very well-maintained despite being right next to the ocean. The beach is literally at your doorstep and it makes for the perfect getaway from city life. The staff were really...
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What's the average price of a hotel in Taiwan?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Taiwan is USD 77. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Taiwan is USD 128. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Taiwan is USD 187.
What's the average price of a hotel in Taiwan this weekend?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Taiwan this weekend is USD 84. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Taiwan this weekend is USD 142. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Taiwan this weekend is USD 201.
What's the average price of a hotel in Taiwan tonight?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Taiwan tonight is USD 67. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Taiwan tonight is USD 119. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Taiwan tonight is USD 174.
What are the most popular hotels in Taiwan?
Some of our most popular hotels in Taiwan are Caesar Metro Taipei, Caesar Park Hotel Banqiao and Hotel Midtown Richardson.
What are the best hotels in Taiwan for couples?
Hotels in Taiwan that are highly rated by couples include Caesar Metro Taipei, Caesar Park Hotel Banqiao and Hotel Midtown Richardson.
What are the best hotels in Taiwan for families?
Hotels in Taiwan that are highly rated by families include Caesar Metro Taipei, Caesar Park Hotel Banqiao and Hotel Midtown Richardson.
What are the most popular cities in Taiwan to stay in?
Popular cities among travelers staying in Taiwan include Taipei, Taichung, and Kaohsiung.
What are the best hotels in Taipei?
Verified travelers to Taipei have given top reviews to Caesar Metro Taipei, Caesar Park Hotel Banqiao and Hotel Midtown Richardson.
What are the best hotels in Taichung?
Verified travelers to Taichung have given top reviews to Tempus Hotel, Phoenix Hotel Taichung and T Hotel.
What are the best hotels in Kaohsiung?
Verified travelers to Kaohsiung have given top reviews to Skyone Hotel, inns hotel and E-Da Royal Hotel.
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Uncovering the Wonders of Taiwan
Taiwan is a captivating market that boasts a rich tapestry of culture, stunning landscapes, and warm-hearted locals. From the bustling streets of Taipei to the serene mountains of Alishan, every corner of Taiwan tells a story. The island is renowned for its vibrant night markets, where visitors can indulge in a variety of mouthwatering street foods, such as stinky tofu and bubble tea. With a unique blend of traditional Chinese heritage and modern influences, Taiwan offers an immersive experience that caters to every type of traveler.
One of the highlights of visiting Taiwan is its diverse landscapes. Nature lovers can explore breathtaking national parks like Kenting National Park, famous for its tropical beaches and coral reefs. For those seeking adventure, hiking in the scenic mountains of Cingjing Veterans Farm or Ali Mountain provides stunning views and a chance to connect with nature. The warm hospitality of the locals adds to the charm, making travelers feel right at home as they explore this enchanting market.
Whether you're wandering through the historical lanes of Tainan or enjoying the vibrant art scene in Taichung, Taiwan's cultural richness is evident everywhere. Don't miss the opportunity to visit iconic landmarks like Taipei 101 and the Dome of Light, which showcase the market's architectural splendor. With so much to discover, Taiwan promises an unforgettable journey filled with unique experiences.
When to Experience Taiwan's Charm
The best time to visit Taiwan largely depends on what you want to experience. The island enjoys a subtropical climate, which means mild winters and hot summers. Generally, the months of October to December are ideal for exploring Taiwan, as the weather is pleasant, and the landscapes are adorned with vibrant autumn colors. During this time, many local festivals take place, offering a glimpse into Taiwan's rich cultural traditions.
Spring, particularly from March to May, is another fantastic time to visit. The cherry blossoms bloom around March, drawing visitors to scenic spots like Yangmingshan National Park. This season is perfect for outdoor activities and sightseeing without the intense summer heat. However, if you're a fan of lively festivals, consider planning your trip around the Lunar New Year, when Taiwan comes alive with celebrations, parades, and delicious food.
Summer can be hot and humid, but it’s also the time for beach lovers to enjoy the stunning coastlines and water activities in places like Kenting. Just be mindful of the occasional typhoon season from July to September, which can lead to heavy rainfall. Regardless of when you choose to visit, Taiwan's charm shines through, ensuring a memorable experience.
Smart Travel Tips for Exploring Taiwan
Exploring Taiwan can be a delightful adventure, and knowing a few smart travel tips can enhance your experience. First and foremost, familiarize yourself with some basic Mandarin phrases. While many locals speak English, especially in tourist areas, knowing simple greetings or phrases can go a long way in connecting with the friendly Taiwanese people. Phrases like “Xie xie” (thank you) and “Ni hao” (hello) are great starters.
Another important aspect to keep in mind is cultural etiquette. Taiwanese people are known for their politeness, so it's customary to greet with a smile and a slight bow. When dining, it’s common to wait for the host to start the meal before digging in. Also, tipping is not a standard practice in Taiwan, as service charges are typically included in the bill. However, rounding up the fare for taxi drivers or leaving small change in restaurants is appreciated.
When it comes to packing, be sure to include a portable charger for your devices, as you'll likely spend a lot of time capturing the beautiful sights. An umbrella is also a handy item, especially if you're visiting during the rainy season. Lastly, don't forget to bring a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated while exploring Taiwan's vibrant streets and lush landscapes.
Your Guide to Where to Stay in Taiwan
Taiwan offers a wide array of accommodations that cater to every type of traveler, whether you're on a budget or looking for a luxurious experience. In bustling cities like Taipei and Taichung, you'll find a mix of modern hotels, boutique stays, and traditional inns. The vibrant atmosphere of these markets makes them perfect for those who enjoy being in the heart of the action. For a cozy experience, consider staying at a guesthouse or a homestay, which often provide a more personalized touch and a chance to connect with local hosts.
For travelers who prioritize comfort and convenience, hotels like LakeShore Hotel Tainan and Caesar Park Hotel Banqiao offer exceptional service and amenities. Guests rave about the beautiful locations and delicious breakfasts, making these hotels a popular choice. If you're looking for a central location, HOTEL CHAM CHAM - Taipei is highly recommended, with many visitors praising its friendly staff and proximity to major attractions. Meanwhile, Hotel Midtown Richardson is a great option for those who appreciate a blend of modern design and traditional hospitality.
For a unique experience, consider boutique hotels that reflect Taiwan's culture and artistry. Many of these accommodations are located near historical sites or artistic districts, allowing you to immerse yourself in the local vibe. Whether you prefer a sleek modern hotel or a charming traditional inn, Taiwan's diverse lodging options ensure that you'll find the perfect place to rest your head after a day of exploring.
Why Agoda.com is Your Best Bet for Booking Hotels in Taiwan
When it comes to booking accommodations in Taiwan, Agoda.com stands out as a reliable choice. The platform offers a user-friendly interface, making it easy to search and compare various hotels based on your preferences. With a wide selection of options ranging from budget-friendly hostels to luxurious hotels, Agoda.com caters to every traveler's needs. Exclusive deals and discounts are often available, allowing you to save on your stay while enjoying top-notch service.
Agoda's comprehensive reviews and ratings from fellow travelers provide valuable insights into each accommodation, helping you make informed decisions. The platform also allows for flexible booking options, ensuring that you can adjust your plans with ease. With Agoda's commitment to customer satisfaction, you can feel confident that your hotel stay in Taiwan will be a pleasant one.
Additionally, Agoda.com offers a rewards program, allowing frequent travelers to earn points that can be redeemed for future bookings. This feature is especially beneficial for those who plan to explore multiple destinations within the market. With Agoda.com, securing the perfect hotel in Taiwan is not only convenient but also rewarding.
Getting Around in Taiwan Made Easy
Exploring Taiwan is a breeze thanks to its efficient transportation system. The island boasts an extensive network of public transit options, including trains, buses, and the Taipei Metro. The Taiwan High-Speed Rail (THSR) is a fantastic way to travel between major cities, allowing you to cover long distances in a short amount of time. For those who prefer to travel at their own pace, renting a scooter or bicycle is a popular choice, especially in scenic areas where you can enjoy the beautiful landscapes.
Taipei's Metro system is not only user-friendly but also affordable, making it easy to navigate the city. With signs in both Mandarin and English, first-time visitors will find it straightforward to get around. Buses also serve as a convenient option, with routes covering most areas of the city and beyond. For late-night outings, taxis are readily available and relatively inexpensive, providing a safe way to return to your accommodation after a night of fun.
For those venturing to more remote areas, consider booking a private car or joining a guided tour. This option allows you to explore hidden gems and stunning landscapes that may not be easily accessible by public transport. Whether you prefer the hustle and bustle of the city or the tranquility of nature, Taiwan's transportation options make it simple to experience everything the market has to offer.
Must-Do Activities for Every Traveler in Taiwan
Taiwan is packed with activities that cater to a variety of interests, ensuring that every traveler finds something enjoyable. For adventure seekers, hiking in the breathtaking mountains of Ali Mountain or exploring the scenic trails of Cingjing Veterans Farm offers stunning views and a chance to connect with nature. Water sports enthusiasts can head to Kenting National Park for snorkeling, surfing, or simply enjoying the sun on its beautiful beaches.
Cultural experiences abound as well, with visits to historical sites like the Dome of Light and Taipei 101 providing insight into the market's rich heritage. Don't miss the chance to explore the colorful streets of Rainbow Village Taichung, where vibrant murals tell the story of the local community. For a more interactive experience, consider participating in a traditional tea ceremony or taking a cooking class to learn about Taiwanese cuisine firsthand.
Family-friendly attractions are plentiful, making Taiwan a great destination for travelers with children. Places like Leofoo Village Theme Park and the National Museum of Marine Biology & Aquarium offer fun and educational experiences for all ages. Whether you're seeking thrills, culture, or family fun, Taiwan's diverse activities ensure that every visitor leaves with unforgettable memories.
Shopping Extravaganza in Taiwan
Taiwan is a shopper's paradise, offering everything from bustling night markets to upscale boutiques. The vibrant night markets are a must-visit, where you can find a plethora of goods, from trendy fashion to unique handicrafts. Popular markets like Shilin Night Market and Raohe Street Night Market not only provide a shopping experience but also the chance to sample delicious street food. Don’t forget to haggle a little; it’s all part of the fun!
If you prefer a more relaxed shopping experience, head to the chic shopping districts in Taipei, such as Xinyi and Zhongxiao. Here, you'll find high-end brands, local designers, and international retailers all in one place. The atmosphere is lively, and many stores stay open late, allowing you to shop at your leisure. For those looking for souvenirs, consider visiting local artisan shops where you can find unique items that reflect Taiwan's culture and craftsmanship.
For a truly local experience, take a trip to the markets in Tainan, where you can find traditional snacks, handmade goods, and local delicacies. These markets are less touristy and provide a glimpse into daily life in Taiwan. Whether you're hunting for the latest fashion trends or unique souvenirs, Taiwan's shopping scene will not disappoint.
Nature's Splendor in Taiwan
Taiwan is celebrated for its stunning natural beauty, offering a plethora of outdoor experiences for nature enthusiasts. The island is home to several national parks, each showcasing unique landscapes and ecosystems. Kenting National Park is renowned for its tropical climate, beautiful beaches, and rich marine life, making it a perfect destination for water activities and relaxation. Nature lovers can also explore the lush forests and dramatic cliffs of Gaomei Wetland, where birdwatching and sunset views are truly spectacular.
For those seeking adventure, hiking trails in Ali Mountain (Alishan) offer breathtaking views and a chance to witness the famous sunrise over the mountains. The scenic train ride to the top is an experience in itself, providing stunning vistas along the way. Additionally, the serene atmosphere of Cingjing Veterans Farm invites visitors to enjoy the beauty of rolling hills and grazing sheep, perfect for a peaceful retreat from the city.
Whether you're hiking, biking, or simply soaking in the views, Taiwan's natural attractions provide a refreshing escape. The diverse landscapes, from mountains to coastlines, ensure that every outdoor enthusiast finds their slice of paradise. Don't forget to pack your camera to capture the stunning vistas that await!
Dive into Taiwan's Rich History and Culture
Taiwan's history is a fascinating blend of indigenous cultures, Chinese influence, and colonial legacies, making it a captivating destination for history buffs. Begin your journey at the Dome of Light in Kaohsiung, a stunning piece of public art that showcases the island's cultural narrative through vibrant stained glass. This landmark is not only visually striking but also serves as a symbolic representation of unity among the diverse communities in Taiwan.
Another must-visit is Taipei 101, once the tallest building in the world. While it represents modernity, the surrounding area is steeped in history, with temples like the Chaotian Temple nearby, where visitors can witness traditional rituals and practices. Exploring the Hinoki Village in Tainan offers a glimpse into Taiwan's Japanese colonial past, with beautifully preserved wooden buildings that now house shops and cafes, blending history with contemporary culture.
Don't miss the opportunity to visit the National Palace Museum, which houses one of the largest collections of Chinese art and artifacts in the world. Here, you can delve deeper into the rich heritage of the Chinese diaspora and appreciate the artistry that has shaped Taiwan's cultural landscape. From ancient relics to modern installations, Taiwan's historical sites and museums provide a comprehensive view of its past, making it an enriching experience for travelers.
Family Fun Awaits in Taiwan
Taiwan is an excellent destination for families, offering a variety of attractions that cater to all ages. Start your adventure at the Leofoo Village Theme Park, which combines amusement rides with a safari experience. Kids can enjoy thrilling roller coasters while also getting up close to exotic animals, making it a fun-filled day for the whole family. For a more educational outing, visit the National Museum of Marine Biology & Aquarium, where interactive exhibits and stunning aquatic displays will captivate both young and old.
Outdoor enthusiasts can explore Taitung Forest Park, which features beautiful trails, playgrounds, and picnic areas, perfect for a family day out. The park's serene environment allows children to connect with nature while parents can relax and enjoy the scenery. For something unique, consider a visit to the Window on China Theme Park, where miniature replicas of famous landmarks from around the world offer a whimsical experience that sparks curiosity and imagination.
In addition to these attractions, many local festivals throughout the year offer family-friendly activities, such as lantern-making workshops and traditional performances. Engaging with local customs and traditions provides families with memorable experiences and a deeper appreciation of Taiwanese culture. With so many options available, Taiwan ensures that families create lasting memories together.
Celebrate with Taiwan's Vibrant Festivals
Taiwan is known for its lively festivals that showcase the island's rich traditions and community spirit. One of the most famous is the Lunar New Year, celebrated with colorful parades, dragon dances, and family gatherings. Visitors can immerse themselves in the festivities by participating in local customs, such as making dumplings or visiting temples to pray for good fortune in the coming year. The atmosphere during this time is electric, with streets adorned in red lanterns and vibrant decorations.
Another significant event is the Pingxi Sky Lantern Festival, where thousands of lanterns are released into the night sky, creating a breathtaking spectacle. Visitors can write their wishes on the lanterns before sending them off, making it a magical experience that resonates with hope and dreams. The festival typically takes place in February and attracts both locals and tourists eager to witness this stunning display.
Throughout the year, smaller festivals celebrate local customs, such as the Dragon Boat Festival, which features exciting boat races and delicious rice dumplings. Engaging with these vibrant celebrations allows travelers to experience the warmth and hospitality of the Taiwanese people while gaining insight into their customs and traditions. With each festival offering something unique, Taiwan's calendar is filled with opportunities to celebrate and connect with the local culture.
Transportation Tips for Navigating Taiwan
Getting around Taiwan is straightforward, thanks to its well-organized transportation system. The Taiwan High-Speed Rail (THSR) provides a fast and efficient way to travel between major cities, making it easy to explore the island without the hassle of traffic. Tickets can be purchased online or at the station, and it’s advisable to book in advance during peak travel seasons to secure your spot. The trains are comfortable and feature amenities like free Wi-Fi, ensuring a pleasant journey.
In cities like Taipei, the Taipei Metro is an excellent option for navigating urban areas. With multiple lines and stations, it connects key attractions and neighborhoods, making it convenient for tourists. The metro is clean, safe, and affordable, with signs in both Mandarin and English. For those venturing beyond the city, local buses are available, and they cover extensive routes, providing access to less touristy areas.
For a more personalized experience, consider renting a scooter or bicycle, especially in scenic regions like Kenting National Park or Cingjing Veterans Farm. This allows you to explore at your own pace and discover hidden gems along the way. Taxis and ride-sharing services are also widely available and are a great option for late-night returns to your accommodation. With these transportation options, exploring Taiwan becomes an enjoyable and stress-free experience.
Essential Travel Information for Your Taiwan Adventure
Before embarking on your journey to Taiwan, it's important to gather essential travel information to ensure a smooth trip. First, check the visa requirements based on your nationality, as many travelers can enter Taiwan visa-free for short stays. It's advisable to have a valid passport and to keep a copy of your travel documents in case of emergencies.
Currency exchange is another key consideration. The local currency is the New Taiwan Dollar (TWD), and it's recommended to exchange some money before arrival or at the airport for immediate expenses. ATMs are widely available and accept international cards, making it easy to withdraw cash as needed. Credit cards are also commonly accepted in hotels, restaurants, and larger stores, but it's wise to carry cash for small purchases or at local markets.
Health and safety should also be prioritized. Taiwan is known for its cleanliness and safety, but it’s always a good idea to have travel insurance that covers medical emergencies. Tap water is generally safe to drink in urban areas, but bottled water is widely available. Familiarizing yourself with local emergency numbers and the location of nearby hospitals can provide peace of mind during your travels. With these essential tips, you can focus on enjoying all that Taiwan has to offer.
Delicious Delights of Taiwanese Cuisine
Taiwanese cuisine is a culinary adventure that every traveler should experience. Start with the iconic street food found in bustling night markets, where you can savor local delicacies like stinky tofu, braised pork rice, and bubble tea. The vibrant atmosphere of markets such as Shilin and Raohe Street offers a feast for the senses, with vendors calling out their specialties and tempting you to try a bit of everything. Sampling various dishes is part of the fun, so don't hesitate to indulge in multiple flavors.
For a more formal dining experience, explore traditional Taiwanese restaurants that serve regional specialties. Dishes like beef noodle soup and three-cup chicken are must-tries, showcasing the rich flavors and cooking techniques passed down through generations. Many restaurants pride themselves on using fresh, locally sourced ingredients, ensuring that each meal is both delicious and authentic.
Don’t forget to explore the world of Taiwanese desserts as well. Treat yourself to pineapple cake, a popular pastry filled with sweet pineapple jam, or try mango shaved ice, a refreshing dessert perfect for warm days. With a diverse culinary landscape that reflects Taiwan's cultural heritage, food lovers will find plenty of delights to savor throughout their journey.
Outdoor Adventures Await in Taiwan
Taiwan is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a plethora of activities that cater to adventure seekers. The island's diverse landscapes provide the perfect backdrop for hiking, biking, and water sports. Begin your adventure in Kenting National Park, where you can explore stunning beaches, lush forests, and vibrant coral reefs. Whether you're snorkeling in crystal-clear waters or hiking along scenic trails, Kenting promises an unforgettable outdoor experience.
For those who love hiking, the trails in Ali Mountain (Alishan) are not to be missed. The breathtaking views of rolling hills and the famous sunrise over the mountains make this a popular destination for both locals and tourists. The scenic train ride to the top adds to the allure, providing picturesque views along the way. Another great hiking spot is Cingjing Veterans Farm, where you can enjoy the fresh air and beautiful landscapes while interacting with friendly sheep.
Water sports enthusiasts will find plenty of opportunities in Taiwan's coastal regions. Surfing, kayaking, and paddleboarding are popular activities in areas like Fulong Beach and Jialeshui. The warm waters and beautiful scenery make for an exhilarating day on the waves. With so many outdoor adventures available, Taiwan is the perfect destination for those looking to explore nature and stay active.
Experience the Nightlife in Taiwan
The nightlife in Taiwan is as diverse as its culture, offering something for everyone. In cities like Taipei, the nightlife scene is vibrant and bustling, with numerous bars, clubs, and night markets to explore. Start your evening at a trendy rooftop bar, where you can sip cocktails while enjoying breathtaking views of the city skyline. The lively atmosphere makes it a great spot to relax and socialize with friends or fellow travelers.
If you're in the mood for dancing, head to popular nightclubs like OMNI or KOR, where local and international DJs spin the latest hits. These venues often host themed nights and events, ensuring a memorable night out. For a more laid-back experience, explore the night markets, where you can savor delicious street food while soaking in the lively ambiance.
For those seeking a unique experience, consider visiting a local KTV (karaoke) bar, where you can sing your heart out with friends in private rooms. It's a beloved pastime among locals and a fun way to immerse yourself in Taiwanese culture. With so many options available, Taiwan's nightlife promises a fun and exciting experience for every type of night owl.
Romantic Getaways in Taiwan
Taiwan is an ideal destination for couples looking to create unforgettable memories together. With its stunning landscapes, charming accommodations, and romantic activities, the island sets the perfect backdrop for a getaway. Start your romantic journey in Sun Moon Lake, where you can take a leisurely boat ride while enjoying the breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. The serene atmosphere makes it a perfect spot for couples to relax and connect.
Consider booking a stay at one of Taiwan's luxurious hotels or unique boutique accommodations that offer a romantic ambiance. Many hotels provide special packages for couples, including spa treatments, candlelit dinners, and personalized services. Enjoying a meal at a local restaurant with a view of the sunset is another great way to spend quality time together.
For adventurous couples, hiking in the beautiful Taroko Gorge offers a thrilling experience. The stunning marble cliffs and lush greenery create a picturesque setting for exploration. After a day of adventure, unwind at a hot spring resort in Beitou, where you can soak in natural mineral waters and enjoy a peaceful evening together. With so many romantic options, Taiwan is sure to captivate couples seeking a memorable escape.
Unique Stays for a Memorable Experience in Taiwan
For travelers looking for something different, Taiwan offers a variety of unique accommodations that enhance your stay. Consider booking a stay at a themed hotel, such as a treehouse inn or a glamping site in the mountains, where you can experience nature in style. These accommodations often come with stunning views and provide a cozy atmosphere, perfect for a memorable getaway.
Another option is to stay at a traditional Taiwanese guesthouse or a homestay, where you can enjoy personalized service and connect with local hosts. This experience allows you to immerse yourself in Taiwanese culture while enjoying home-cooked meals and unique insights into daily life. Many guesthouses are located in scenic areas, providing a peaceful retreat after a day of exploring.
For those interested in eco-friendly travel, consider booking a stay at an eco-lodge that emphasizes sustainable practices. These accommodations often feature organic gardens, renewable energy sources, and a commitment to preserving the environment. With a variety of unique stays available, Taiwan ensures that every traveler can find the perfect place to create lasting memories.