Top 5-Star Hotels in Taipei

A good hotel that is well located in Taipei. The ben though the exterior is somewhat dated, the interior is adequate and well kept. Breakfast is pleasant and service attentive. The only word of caution is being given a room that is interior facing and can be somewhat dark in the day time; maybe uncomfortable for those who yearn for natural light.

The hotel is conveniently located near Taipei Station and popular places such as Ximending. As we go to Hualien and Taichung during our visit, location is very important to us. The hotel is also featured with exceptional sauna and hotbath facility and gym and nice Michelin star Chinese restaurant.

Room was generally clean but mould stains in toilet on the floor and on the rubber shower mat were pretty off putting. Bedside tables were also quite badly chipped. Good local breakfast spots nearby, and conveniently located right next to Wanhua station. Gym has no weights, so wouldn’t really call it a gym.

I love the hotel! My stay was very comfortable and pleasant. The room and toilet was very clean, with daily housekeeping service, and the bed was very comfy. Check in and check out was quick. Room service breakfast was very scrumptious at a very responsible price. Certainly a 5-star experience. I will definitely be back the next time I’m ever in Taipei! Only downside is that it is located 10 mins walk away from Ximen station, it is, however, near Xiaonanmen station which is 5 minutes away. Not a dealbreaker for me though. You can always Uber from Ximen to the hotel at around 100NTD :)

It’s once of the best hotel in Taipei. Hotel staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. Amenities are good. But distant between the hotel and the nearby subway station is quite far. But busstop are located nearby. Highly recommended

The grand experience is worth the money we paid. Highly recommended. The toilet seats are warmed, has bidet spray built-in and easy to use. The balconies are super spacious, like a size of the room. The view facing the city skyline is so pretty. You can see the Taipei 101. The hotel has its own road entrance, a little isolated but not to worry as its always easy to book an uber or cab.

Booked Regent Taipei last minute due to a change in plans. They allowed me to check in early and they even gave me lounge access. Breakfast spread was good as well. Although might need to wait because I came down during peak hour. Will definitely come back again to Regent.

When my family arrived, the lobby was super crowded,(maybe due to new year) and a great place to take pictures. The room was quite big, but the toilet was quite dirty. The bathtub had brown stains, and the corners of the toilet were caked in mold. The hotel was connected to Taipei Main Station through Exit M6. There was a lift directly connected to room. We took a Tra train one stop to Rouhe night market, it was very convenient. Overall, Caesar Park Hotel Taipei was a nice place to stay in.

Another awesome stay here. Rooms are comfortable, well maintained and of good size. The location of the hotel is just above major malls and restaurants, with Taipei 101 a walking distance away. The nearest metro station is also a 5 minute walk away. The hotel staff from front desk to housekeeping are all friendly, approachable and responsible. Would highly recommend this hotel!

I have always heard some urban legends... Maybe due to this, I feel that the atmosphere in the hotel is a bit depressing. Then I originally booked a regular room, but when I checked in, I was given a very large suite on the top floor. I was really confused at the time... It was very big anyway, I think it was at least 80 square meters, with a living room, dining room, bar, and office space... Fortunately, I was with friends. Check in together. But I had a great night's sleep, the bed was very comfortable. In addition, I have to mention the shampoo used by Grand Hyatt, Balmain, which is super easy to use, rich and smooth, and easy to use. The hotel has an excellent location. The overpass at the side entrance leads to 101, connecting the entire Xinyi business district. It is convenient to watch performances next to TICC. However, breakfast is not recommended. The restaurant is crowded and crowded and you have to queue up. And the breakfast worth NT$990 has too few varieties and the ingredients are cheap. There is only one kind of sausage, and there is not even tomato sauce beans, and then there are no boiled beans. Dried and boiled white bitter melon is really just boiled alone! There was not even a bit of minced meat, and I asked for egg rolls and more cheese. The young man heard it, but only gave me a little bit (less than others!), and he was not satisfied. Morning…