Reasons Why Tourists Choose to Stay Revealed: Taipei’s Top 10 Popular Hotels
Last updated 2026-09-25 — In recent years, the government has been actively promoting the tourism industry, attracting travelers from around the world with Taiwan’s unique cultural beauty, historical heritage, and diverse cuisine. As the foremost city in Taiwan—Taipei—it is especially beloved by Japanese tourists...
By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team Compilation & Report
In recent years, the government has been actively promoting the tourism industry, attracting travelers from around the world with Taiwan’s unique cultural beauty, historical heritage, and diverse cuisine. As the foremost city in Taiwan—Taipei—it is especially beloved by Japanese tourists. A well-known travel booking platform has released the “Taipei City Top 10 Ultra-Popular Hotels,” which you might want to add to your own list and recommend to international friends looking for attentive service and convenient transportation.
In recent years, the government has been actively promoting the tourism industry, attracting travelers from around the world with Taiwan’s unique cultural beauty, historical heritage, and diverse cuisine. As the foremost city in Taiwan—Taipei—it is especially beloved by Japanese tourists. A well-known travel booking platform has released the “Taipei City Top 10 Ultra-Popular Hotels,” which you might want to add to your own list and recommend to international friends looking for attentive service and convenient transportation.
The “Taipei Ambassador Hotel,” located beside the tree-lined Zhongshan North Road boulevard, is highly favored by international visitors. (Photo / Rakuten Travel)
In this ranking, the “The Regent Taipei” ranked first and the “Ambassador Hotel Taipei” came in third. Both are five-star hotels in Taipei with extremely high popularity. They are situated in the bustling Zhongshan District, offering refined services and prime locations that allow guests to walk to MRT stations and famous tourist attractions. The runner-up, “The Grand Hotel Taipei,” offers stunning views of the Keelung River and is one of the globally renowned landmarks. It also leads guests to explore a cultural sanctuary with its top-tier service and distinctive Chinese palace-style architecture and hotel design.
“Taipei’s Top 10 Ultra-Popular Hotels”
“Taipei’s Top 10 Ultra-Popular Hotels”
| Ranking | Hotel | Features |
| No. 1 | The Regent Taipei | Just a 3-minute walk to the MRT station. The area around the hotel features popular department stores, cafes, and restaurants. |
| No. 2 | The Grand Hotel Taipei | One of Taipei’s globally renowned landmarks, it impresses visitors with its unique Chinese palace-style design. |
| No. 3 | Ambassador Hotel Taipei | Located in a bustling financial district, near famous tourist spots and business areas, it’s just a 5–10 minute walk to the MRT station. |
| No. 4 | Taipei Chateau de Chine Hotel | Convenient transportation; all front desk staff are proficient in Japanese, making it ideal for business and sightseeing stays in Taiwan. |
| No. 5 | Regent Taipei (Taipei Marriott Hotel) | A luxurious five-star hotel offering spacious rooms, a rich buffet breakfast, and Japanese-speaking staff, ensuring a comforting stay for overseas guests. |
| No. 6 | Miran Hotel Taipei | Located in the city center yet providing a quiet and relaxing atmosphere. Staff can communicate in Japanese, welcoming every guest with warm service. |
| No. 7 | Legacy Hotels | Designed with a distinctive modern aesthetic by the renowned Japanese design firm "Kume Sekkei," the hotel features a calm beige color scheme as its base tone, creating an atmosphere infused with an Oriental charm. |
| 8th place | The Regent Taipei | This low-key luxury five-star hotel is meticulously designed in a European neoclassical style, offering guests comfortable rooms and attentive service. |
| 9th place | Shinkong Business Hotel | Within walking distance to famous tourist attractions, massage shops, and popular dining spots. |
| 10th place | Daming Business Club | Located right opposite Taipei Main Station, all front desk staff are proficient in Japanese, offering guests a sense of familiarity abroad. |
The top-ranked “The Okura Prestige Taipei” boasts a luxurious hotel lobby adorned with European classical motifs and crystal chandeliers. (Photo / Rakuten Travel)
The first-place winner, “The Okura Prestige Taipei,” is operated and managed by Japan’s Okura Nikko Hotel Management Co., Ltd., and is a five-star international chain hotel. It highlights warm and meticulous Japanese-style service, is just a 3-minute walk from Zhongshan MRT Station, is close to luxury shopping districts, and has numerous popular cafes, restaurants, and souvenir shops nearby—making it a top choice for foreign travelers visiting Taiwan for business, sightseeing, or shopping.
“The Grand Hotel Taipei” is built in a traditional Chinese palace architectural style, exuding a rich cultural ambiance. (Photo / Rakuten Travel)
Ranked second is one of the iconic landmarks, “The Grand Hotel Taipei.” Its unique Chinese palace design offers guests a taste of history and a feel for cultural charm. Located on a hillside, it is not only near the Keelung River but also offers panoramic views of Taipei City. The hotel provides a free shuttle bus to Yuanshan MRT Station, and its thoughtful and considerate service gives visitors a sense of warm local Taiwanese hospitality.
Taipei Regent Taipei is a five-star international tourist hotel. (Photo / MOOK)
Third place goes to “Taipei Regent Taipei,” located in the heart of Taipei’s financial district, surrounded by famous tourist spots and popular dining venues. It is just a 5–10 minute walk from Shuanglian MRT Station, taking pride in its convenient location. The hotel was renovated in 2010 and currently has a total of 416 rooms.
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