
taipei
mandarin oriental, taipei
The premier choice for travelers who prioritize service and comfort above all else.
typically
₹29kper night
Taiwan punches *way* above its weight. The Taipei night markets will ruin you for other street food. The National Palace Museum has a better collection than the Forbidden City. And the people are genuinely, unfailingly kind. Just go before everyone else does.
the stays we’d put our own family in first.

taipei
The premier choice for travelers who prioritize service and comfort above all else.
typically
₹29kper night

da'an
A top-tier choice for couples and professionals wanting a stylish, central base.
typically
₹23kper night

da'an
A standout boutique property that nails the balance between edgy design and five-star service.
typically
₹23.5kper night

taipei
A solid, stylish choice for business travelers or couples who want a modern base outside the tourist crush.
typically
₹12.5kper night

taipei
A safe, high-quality choice for travelers who value reliability and location over trendy boutique vibes.
typically
₹19kper night

xinyi
The go-to for travelers wanting to be in the center of the action.
typically
₹36kper night
One great museum, endless night markets. Ride the metro.

taipei
The premier choice for travelers who prioritize service and comfort above all else.
typically
₹29kper night

da'an
A top-tier choice for couples and professionals wanting a stylish, central base.
typically
₹23kper night

da'an
A standout boutique property that nails the balance between edgy design and five-star service.
typically
₹23.5kper night

xinyi
The go-to for travelers wanting to be in the center of the action.
typically
₹36kper night

taipei
A solid, stylish choice for business travelers or couples who want a modern base outside the tourist crush.
typically
₹12.5kper night

taipei
A safe, high-quality choice for travelers who value reliability and location over trendy boutique vibes.
typically
₹19kper night
Imagine Japan without the crowds, or China with better manners. Taiwan is an island of contrasts – soaring mountains meeting a dramatic coastline, bustling cities giving way to tranquil temples. The air hangs thick with the scent of plum blossoms and frying scallion pancakes.
Taipei, the capital, is a 24-hour city. You can hike Elephant Mountain for sunrise, slurp beef noodle soup for lunch, and soak in a natural hot spring under the stars, all before midnight. The night markets are legendary, a symphony of sizzling, steaming, and the sing-song hawking of vendors.
Beyond Taipei, Taiwan offers a wealth of natural beauty. Taroko Gorge is a marble canyon carved by rushing rivers. Alishan is famous for its tea plantations and stunning sunrises. The east coast is wild and rugged, with hidden beaches and surfing spots.
Go in the shoulder season (April-May or September-October) for pleasant weather and fewer crowds. The high-speed rail makes getting around easy. Pair it with a few days in Okinawa for a fascinating cultural contrast.