The highly anticipated summer vacation has arrived, along with exciting summer festivals across Taiwan, making it hard not to plan a relaxing short trip. For the first time, the Yunglo Hotel Group has combined two of its five-star properties—“The Regent Taipei” and “The Landis Taipei”—to launch a 3-day-2-night joint promotion package. From now until August 31, the public can enjoy approximately a 53% discount and experience both the Parisian charm of The Regent Taipei and the lake views of The Landis Taipei at Sun Moon Lake.
Lake-view room at The Landis Hotel. Photo provided / Yunglo Tourism
Conveniently located at the Taipei Transfer Station, The Regent Taipei features a design theme centered around rich French culture and artistic aesthetics. The hotel was meticulously crafted by renowned architect Chen Ruihsien, with spaces full of a sense of fashion and avant-garde lighting design, offering an experience like an urban oasis. As part of the joint stay package, The Regent Taipei offers stays in executive deluxe rooms on the 14th to 16th floors, a double breakfast buffet at La Rotisserie Yunxuan Western Restaurant, and Parisian afternoon tea at Le Thé, as well as complimentary access to the fitness center, business center, and VIP lounge—letting guests dive straight into a dreamlike holiday from day one.
The Landis Hotel at Sun Moon Lake is the first five-star hot spring resort hotel by the lake. This time, it joins forces with The Regent Taipei to offer a top-tier five-star dream journey, inviting travelers to fully enjoy a wonderful vacation between the city and the mountains. On this five-star journey, guests can stay in a lake-view room at the Mingyue Building of The Landis Hotel, enjoy the Dan Tong buffet breakfast and dinner, non-alcoholic drinks at the Sky Lounge Yunyuefang, a free 2-hour bike tour, access to the soaking facilities at the Water Theme Pavilion, and a free shuttle to the Wuri High-Speed Rail Station. Guests will also receive a gift box of the famous Red Jade Oolong Tea, a specialty of Sun Moon Lake.
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