By MOOK Travel Editor Team, compiled and reported

Standing on the riverside in Dazhi, Taipei City, the two domes draw beautiful lines against the skyline. The Taipei Grand Mayfull Hotel overlooks the urban landscape with an air of grace and nobility. With neoclassical architecture as its design theme, 16-meter-high Roman columns stand majestically on all sides, integrating the symbol of prosperity in Eastern culture—the peony—crafted by hand from copper. The flower’s journey from shy bud to full bloom is cleverly depicted on this beautiful 25-story building.

The hotel boasts 146 luxurious guest rooms, five exquisitely designed themed restaurants and bars, a pillar-free grand ballroom with 7-meter high ceilings, as well as leisure facilities such as an outdoor heated swimming pool and sauna. With the spirit of Taiwan as its blueprint and international standards as its guideline, the Taipei Grand Mayfull Hotel refines itself through diverse cultures, successfully creating an unparalleled and perfectly blissful experience.

In terms of dining and banquets, the Grand Mayfull Hotel houses five restaurants, one grand ballroom, and two clubs. The buffet lunch at “Color Fusion” starts at NT$1,500 per person, and dinner at NT$2,000 per person. These price points are relatively high compared to the market level of restaurant dining in Taiwanese hotels, offering top-tier luxury experiences. It is expected to deliver impressive revenue performance after its official opening in April 2016.
 

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