Global five-star travel review: Taiwan hotels awarded halos
By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Editorial Department, compiled and reported
The Forbes Travel Guide, known as the Oscars of hotels, recently announced the winners of its 59th annual Forbes Travel Guide Star Rating awards. Among the many five-star hotels worldwide, Taipei Mandarin Oriental Hotel and its spa in Taiwan were selected, both awarded the highest five-star distinction. Aside from being included in the Forbes annual star rating for the first time, they are also the first hotel in Taiwan to receive two five-star awards from Forbes.
Taipei Mandarin Oriental Hotel and its spa were selected for the 59th Forbes Travel Guide Star Rating Awards (Photo credit / Taipei Mandarin Oriental Hotel)
The Forbes Travel Guide is the gold standard for luxury travel reviews and serves as a key reference for travelers around the world seeking top-tier experiences when choosing hotels, restaurants, and spas. The selected five-star hotels boast exceptional service quality, unforgettable experiences, and luxurious facilities—standing out among many establishments and earning well-deserved recognition.
Taipei Mandarin Oriental Hotel (Photo credit / Taipei Mandarin Oriental Hotel)
Taipei Mandarin Oriental Hotel Spa (Photo credit / Taipei Mandarin Oriental Hotel)
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Taipei Mandarin Oriental Hotel
Address: No. 158, Dunhua North Road, Songshan District, Taipei City
Phone: (02) 2715 - 6888
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