【Wednesday Special】Stay at Caesar Park Taipei and Enjoy Free Room Upgrades While Exploring the City
Last updated 2026-09-25 — This summer, Caesar Park Taipei is launching the “Play. It’s No Accident” accommodation package. From now until 103/9/30 (Tuesday), enjoy a special rate starting from NT$3,999 per night, featuring complimentary upgrades to newly renovated room types...
Written and compiled by the MOOK Scenic Spots Travel Life Network Editorial Team
This summer, Caesar Park Taipei is launching the “Play. It’s No Accident” accommodation package. From now until 103/9/30 (Tuesday), enjoy a special rate starting from NT$3,999 per night, featuring complimentary upgrades to newly renovated room types, no extra charge needed. For weekday stays (Sunday to Thursday) in a Deluxe Room (NT$3,999), depending on availability, you may be upgraded for free to a Leisure Guest Room (NT$4,299) or a Fantasy Room (NT$4,599). For weekend stays in a Deluxe Room (NT$4,499), depending on availability, you may be upgraded to a Deluxe Room.
The “Play. It’s No Accident” accommodation package offers free upgrades to newly renovated room types. (Image provided by Caesar Park Taipei)
In addition to the room upgrade benefits, guests who book this accommodation package will receive complimentary minibar items based on the number of nights stayed, keeping you cool this summer. Plus, you’ll also get a Caesar Play Voucher to spend on dining or shopping—use it as you like. For double rooms, receive NT$500; for quad rooms, receive NT$1,000 (each Caesar Play Voucher is worth NT$100). The Caesar Play Voucher can be used at the 3rd-floor Dynasty Restaurant, 2nd-floor Café Garden, 1st-floor Ten Ren Tea, 1st-floor Hoshino Dorayaki, 1st-floor Black as Chocolate, 1st-floor SKIN FOOD, and the B1 Magic Curry.
The newly renovated double room offers a simple and comfortable stay, and comes with a Play Voucher when you book now. (Image provided by Caesar Park Taipei)
Caesar Park Taipei is located in the Taipei Main Station shopping district, boasting an exceptional central location in Taipei. With five rail lines interconnected and easy access in all directions, the hotel is directly connected to Exit 6 of Taipei Main Station on the MRT—the first hotel in Taiwan to have such a public transport link. Guests can use their room key to access the elevator connecting the basement level directly to the MRT, leading to either the lobby or guest room floors. This iconic, thoughtful service ensures unbeatable convenience. Easily reach Taipei 101, the Eastern District shopping area, Tamsui Old Street, the Taipei Expo Park, Liberty Square, the National Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, the National Palace Museum, and Ximending, catering to both entertainment and leisure needs. Whether you’re here for dining, sightseeing, or shopping, Caesar Park Taipei is your perfect starting point.
The “Play. It’s No Accident” package lets travelers enjoy Taipei to the fullest. (Image provided by Caesar Park Taipei)
This summer vacation, exploring Taipei is no accident—Caesar Park Taipei is your top choice for a reason.
【Info】
Caesar Park Taipei
Address: No. 38, Section 1, Zhongxiao West Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City
Phone: 02-2311-5151Share
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