Hotels in Taipei City, Taiwan

Regardless of where you book your Taipei City Hotel, you will have no issues getting around. Taiwan has a great metro and subway system called MRT, and it makes traveling throughout the city extremely easy. You will need to purchase a youyouka, a rechargeable card, in order to ride the MRT and city buses. This card is quite affordable. Book cheap hotels in Taipei City close to an MRT station in a neighbourhood like Ximending or Xinyi at the S Aura Hotel or the Kimpton Da An Taipei-An Hotel.

For business travelers who want to be in the middle of the city’s hustle and bustle, find cheap hotels in Taipei City in the Taipei Main Station District or in the Songshan District located close to the airport at hotels like Alper Hotel or Fortune Inn. For travelers who want something off the beaten track, book hotels in Taipei City in the Ximending District like the Aloft Taipei Zhongshan or the Citizenm Taipei North Gate. For couples who want to try out a luxurious resort close to night clubs, head to the Xinyi District at hotels like the Grand Hyatt Taipei or the W Taipei. Foodies will want to stay in the Da’an District, which is well known for its food markets, look into hotels like Proverbs Taipei or the Shangri-La’s Far Eastern Plaza Hotel Taipei.

Taiwan’s dynamic capital has a lot to offer for tourists. Come see the changing of the guards at Chiang Kai-shek in the Zohnzheng District by the Tamsui-Xinyi Line, get a stunning panoramic view of the city from Elephant Mountain in the Da’an District or check out the free museums on the Bopiliao Old Street in the Wanhua District, both off the Bannon line. To get a sense of Taiwanese culture, meet a friend for coffee at the Grand Hotel in the Zhongshan District and then walk over to the Martyr’s Shrine, a memorial to those who perished fighting in the Chinese Civil War. The bustling action at the Shilin Night Market, in the Shilin District off either the Bannon or Tamsui-Xinyi Line and the Danshui Old Street in the old fishing village of Danshui, are not to be missed.

The Shida neighbourhood, off the Tamsui-Xinyi Line, used to be home to the city’s biggest night market and is still a great place to find something to eat. Go there to try beer noodle soup, scallion and daikon pancakes, pork pepper buns and braised pork rice. The nearby Gongguan neighbourhood, off the Songshan-Xindian Line, also houses a number of great food stalls and bars along its maze of tiny streets. The Daan neighbourhood, off the Fuxing Main Line, has many well-known restaurants and is especially popular amongst the city’s ex-pats. By Fisherman’s Warf, take a stroll and some pictures over the Lover’s Bridge and find a spot to enjoy one of the many excellent Taiwanese seafood dishes. Be sure to try the famous Taiwanese bubble tea while you are in Taipei, which comes in hundreds of flavours.

Visiting Taipei City for 5 nights is the most common choice for our users.

£82 per night is the average rate for a room when booking a hotel in Taipei City. Prices will differ depending on factors such as star rating, time of year and location.