Popular Hotels in Taipei

Taipei Hotel Information

Taipei has over 300 hotels throughout the city for you to choose from, with contemporary styles that evoke elegance as well as designs that immerse you in the city’s rich culture. Discover exclusive deals and offers with Cathay Holidays that fit your budget and location preference.  

 

Number of Hotels in Taipei:

2-star and below hotels: ~100

3 and 4-star hotels: 200-250

5-star hotels: ~50

 

High Season Months: 

The peak travel seasons for Taipei are during January or February, and during the summer months of June to August. Popular festivals and events in Taipei during the peak travel seasons include the Lunar New Year festivities in January or February and the Dragon Boat Festival in June.

 

Weather Guide 

The general weather in Taipei is mild and pleasant all year round. The average temperature ranges from 15°C in the winter months of December to February, to 30°C  in the summer months of June to August. For those who prefer cool and dry weather, visit Taipei from October to December.

 

Spring (March-May):

Humidity: 70-80%

Precipitation: 100-200mm

Temperature: 19-25°C

 

Summer (June-August):

Humidity: 70-80%

Precipitation: 180-280mm

Temperature: 27-34°C

 

Autumn (September-November):

Humidity: 65-80%

Precipitation: 80-220mm

Temperature: 22-28°C 

 

Winter (December-February):

Humidity: 60-70%

Precipitation: 40-80mm

Temperature: 12-18°C

 

Frequently Asked Questions 

Which hotels in Taipei are recommended for travellers looking to stay close to transport hubs?

W Taipei, situated in the Xinyi District, provides a comfortable stay for travelers while being conveniently located near the Taipei City Hall metro station. This award-winning hotel offers guests stunning views of the iconic Taipei 101 building and a beautifully designed pool area, as well as amenities that ensure a comfortable and rejuvenating experience. The hotel also houses the Yen Chinese Restaurant, where guests can enjoy fine Chinese cuisine while taking in spectacular cityscape views.

 

What are some hotel recommendations for travellers looking to stay near Taipei Taoyuan Airport (TPE)?

If you’re looking to stay near Taipei Taoyuan Airport (TPE),  The Holiday Inn Express Taoyuan is a popular hotel option among travellers. Located just 5 minutes away, the hotel provides a complimentary shuttle service to transport guests directly to and from the airport terminals. The rooms at the Holiday Inn Express Taoyuan are modern and well-appointed, featuring amenities like flat-screen TVs, free wireless internet, work desks, and private bathrooms.

 

Are there any budget hotel recommendations in Taipei?

For budget conscious travellers, the Inhouse Hotel Heritage is located in the lively Ximending neighborhood of Taipei. The hotel caters to travellers on a budget by offering a standard room option alongside their other room categories. Even in the standard rooms, guests can enjoy modern amenities like free WiFi and SMEG appliances. The hotel also includes a daily breakfast service in their executive lounge, providing added value for budget-minded visitors. 

 

More about Taipei

How to Travel to Taipei: Tips and Tricks

Taipei provides travellers with a wide range of transportation options to get around the city and beyond. The high-speed rail network and extensive bus services offer efficient and cost-effective ways to travel between major destinations. For more flexibility and the ability to reach remote areas, taxis and rental cars are readily available. Additionally, Taipei has a convenient bike-sharing system that allows travellers to explore the city on two wheels.

When visiting Taipei, it's advisable for travellers to carry a mix of payment methods, including cash in the local currency (New Taiwan Dollars) as well as credit/debit cards and mobile wallets. This diverse range of payment options ensures travellers can conveniently cover their transportation needs and other expenses throughout their journey in the city.

 

Taipei’s Night Market Culture: Shilin Night Market

Shilin Night Market is a lively hub bustling with a diverse array of street food stalls and a wide variety of shops. Visitors can indulge in a tempting selection of local specialities, such as the iconic oyster omelettes, the distinctive stinky tofu, refreshing bubble tea, and grilled seafood. Beyond the culinary delights, the market also features an abundance of clothing stores, accessories, games, and souvenir shops, offering ample opportunities for bargain-hunting and picking up unique mementoes of your Taipei trip. 

Conveniently located just a short distance from the renowned night market, the Tango Hotel allows guests to easily immerse themselves in the lively atmosphere and indulge in the diverse array of local street food and shopping experiences. With its stunning views of the surrounding mountainscape and picturesque landscapes, the hotel provides an ideal base for visitors to discover the rich cultural and culinary offerings of the Shilin district.

 

Learn About Ancient Chinese History: A Day at The National Palace Museum

As one of the world's finest museums, The National Palace Museum houses an unparalleled collection of ancient Chinese art and artefacts, boasting over 700,000 precious pieces that span thousands of years of history. Visitors to the museum can embark on a journey through China's dynastic past, marvelling at the exquisite bronze, jade, and ivory works, as well as intricate ceramics, calligraphy, and paintings. The museum's collection includes numerous national treasures, such as the renowned Jadeite Cabbage and the Meat-Shaped Stone, which captivate visitors with their exceptional craftsmanship and cultural significance.

For those looking to stay close to this landmark, Taipei Grand Hotel is conveniently located only 15 minutes away. Located in the Yuanshan district, the hotel offers spacious guest rooms and various dining options. It is also a popular choice for travellers looking to explore other nearby attractions such as the Shilin Night Market.

 

Exploring Lungshan Temple: A Glimpse into Taipei's Storied Past

Lungshan Temple is a revered religious and cultural landmark dating back to 1738. This exquisite Buddhist temple is a harmonious blend of traditional Chinese and Taiwanese architectural styles, featuring intricate wood carvings, vibrant roof tiles, and ornate decorations. As visitors step into the temple, they are enveloped in a serene and peaceful atmosphere, surrounded by the soothing scent of incense and the sounds of devotional chanting. The temple is a hub of spiritual activity, with locals and devotees coming to pray, make offerings, and seek blessings for various aspects of their lives. 

The Taipei Garden Hotel is conveniently located between the popular Lungshan Temple and the Ximending shopping district, making it an ideal base for exploring the area's cultural and commercial attractions. The hotel offers a range of comfortable guest rooms, including spacious family-friendly suites. Guests can enjoy a variety of dining options on-site, from Western-Asian fusion cuisine to a popular café and bakery.

 

Booking a Hotel in Taipei: Why you should book through Cathay Holidays

Cathay Holidays offers a wide range of packages, including recommendations for hotel stays and local activities, making it a convenient one-stop shop for all your Taipei holiday needs. Additionally, you can earn Asia Miles for every booking, which can be used towards your future travels or redeemed for various rewards. With flexible and hassle-free cancellation policies, you can have peace of mind while planning your trip.