It would be such a shame to miss out on this deal~ [Grand Hyatt Kaohsiung Park**] A 5-star hotel stay for 2 adults and 1 child with breakfast for just NT$3,500, no extra charge from Sunday to Friday during school holidays and winter/summer breaks!* Even

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When parents travel with their children, they always hope to break away from the routine of everyday life, show them something different, and broaden their horizons. Mom’s Travel has handpicked Kaohsiung’s first five-star international hotel. It’s not just a place to sleep for the night — during your stay, you can admire top-tier interior design and home furnishings to nurture refined aesthetics, while your little ones can learn international etiquette. More importantly, the high-quality service of a five-star hotel allows you to relax with peace of mind and create beautiful memories as a family.

Taiwan’s first Indigo Hotel is located right next to the Central Park MRT Station in Kaohsiung, known as “the important port city that propelled economic takeoff.” The hotel ingeniously incorporates the history and characteristics of Kaohsiung’s harbor. With 129 spacious rooms and suites, it combines unique local elements and human stories — such as customs stamps, wooden crates, canned goods, imported items, lattice patterns, and childhood snacks — all cleverly integrated into the design. It also features Sealy mattresses, long-time sales champions, paired with Thai THANN home aromatherapy bath products, offering a pleasant stay for both body and mind, and delivering the level of services and amenities only found in true five-star boutique hotels.

The fantastic interior design of the hotel brings a unique experience. The complimentary vibrant breakfast includes chef-created dishes using local ingredients, crafting an international gourmet feast where you can enjoy both Eastern and Western cuisines as well as traditional Taiwanese flavors. Once you’ve stayed here, you’ll understand why people love it so much they don’t want to check out. Life is meant to be spent on beautiful things~

InterContinental Hotels & Resorts is a globally renowned luxury hotel brand, with brands including “InterContinental Hotels,” “Kimpton Hotels,” “Indigo Hotels,” “Crowne Plaza,” and more than ten others. It operates over 5,300 locations across more than 100 countries, with nearly 800,000 rooms in service. Known for its unique and intelligent brand culture and luxurious refinement, it aims to provide guests with the most complete and comfortable facilities along with thoughtful and attentive service. After years of careful development and brand cultivation, InterContinental Hotels & Resorts has become a symbol of charm, elegance, and success.

1. IHG Group’s Newest Boutique Hotel in Southern Taiwan

Weekdays: Deluxe Room (one king-size bed, approx. 10 pyeong), includes buffet breakfast for two adults and one child under 12.
Holidays: Saturday, eve of national holidays, and consecutive holiday periods incur an additional NT$800 per room.

2. Present your room card to enjoy a 20% discount on meals at hotel restaurants (limited to the 1st-floor café and 2nd-floor all-day dining restaurant, alcohol not included).
3. No extra charge on weekdays (Sunday to Friday) during winter and summer vacations. During Christmas 2018 (Dec 22–25), New Year’s Eve period 2018 (Dec 29–31), and Lunar New Year 2019 (Feb 4–8), price differences apply based on on-site announcement.
4. Additional person fee: Up to one person aged 12 or above may be added for NT$800 + 15% (no extra bed, includes breakfast and toiletries).
5. This accommodation voucher offer is valid until May 31, 2019 (inclusive). After the promotion ends, it will be treated as equivalent cash value.Each accommodation voucher is valid for a one-time room charge discount of NT$3,500.
6. Check-in time is 3:00 PM, check-out is 12:00 PM the next day.
7. Free baby equipment available: crib, sterilizer, baby bathtub, baby toiletries, and slippers. The crib at the Kaohsiung hotel is Levana brand and can be used for children around age 5. Limited quantity — please reserve when booking.
8. Reservation hotline: Kaohsiung 07-272-1666
9. A unified invoice has been issued upon sale of the accommodation voucher. No additional invoice will be issued upon redemption.
10. Accommodation vouchers cannot be combined with other promotions. Advance reservation is required. Whether the reservation is successful depends on hotel availability. Please present the original voucher upon consumption.
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12. If the accommodation voucher is damaged or deformed but the denomination and voucher number are still identifiable, it can still be used according to usage instructions. However, if reissuance is needed, a handling fee of NT$50 per voucher will apply.

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&fHotel Indigo Kaohsiung Central Park
Address: No. 4, Zhongshan 1st Rd., Xinxing District, Kaohsiung City 800
Phone: 07-272-1888

Kaohsiung's first international boutique hotel opened at the end of 2016. Hotel Indigo is a high-end boutique hotel brand under the InterContinental Hotels Group. Globally, from Atlanta to London, New York, and in Asia, Bangkok and Singapore, and now in mainland China including Shanghai, Tianjin, Xiamen, Lijiang, and Hong Kong, there are 72 Hotel Indigo locations worldwide, with another 68 under construction. "Just as no two leaves are alike, there are no two identical Hotel Indigo hotels in the world."

Feature 1: "Specially for the curious guest"
If you’re someone who loves unique places, enjoys people, thinks outside the box, or is even tired of the generic, uninspiring decor of chain hotels.

Feature 2: "Stylish hotel full of unique character and vibrancy"

Every Hotel Indigo around the world has its own distinct personality, boasting "you won’t find two identical Hotel Indigos in the world." It continues to create unique styles in the Greater China market: the Hotel Indigo on Shanghai’s Bund tells the story of the glamorous old Shanghai starting with cheongsams; the one in Xiamen’s Gulangyu features a statue of Zheng Chenggong; the Singapore Hotel Indigo narrates the culture of the Peranakans; and the one in Hong Kong’s Wan Chai expresses the spirit of "Kung Fu" through the concept of "Hung Gar."

You can see it right from Central ParkKaohsiung Central Park Hotel Indigo,boasting the global prestige of the IHG hotel group and a distinctive architectural exterior, was designed by the internationally renowned interior design firm HBA to create a one-of-a-kind Taiwanese port city-style hotel that is truly unique in the world.

It’s just a 3-minute walk to Kaohsiung’s new Jhongjheng River shopping district, faces Kaohsiung Central Park directly, and the hotel entrance is right at the Central Park MRT Station. The hotel offers views of expansive green spaces and is adjacent to the bustling Xinyi and Yuzhu business districts. Transportation is very convenient—you can get to Caoya, visit the Big City Xinyi Mall amusement park, or explore the Pier-2 Art Center without driving, just by taking the MRT. There’s even a stop at Sizihwan, where you can check out the night market near Kaisyuan Station in the evening.

It’s accessible via Exit 2 of Central Park Station, making it the international hotel in Kaohsiung closest to an MRT exit.
The exterior resembles department stores from the 1950s and 60s, actually recreating the nearby Datong Department Store. The elevator design also mimics the transparent elevators of that era, really giving off a feeling of those glory days at night. The hotel’s scenic rooms offer views of the greenery of Central Park right from inside.

Walking into the hotel lobby, what greets you is not a luxurious crystal chandelier but instead a symbol of "a big ship entering the harbor." The purple sofas nearby resemble intertwined steel, evoking the imagery of "ship ropes." Next to the first-floor foyer, large metal-crafted ships and docks interweave, starting the narrative of Kaohsiung as a port city...

The check-in counter is made of stacked wooden crates and features a lovely, super colorful pink design, bringing a trendy and fashionable feel that instantly brightens your mood.

After the ship enters the harbor, of course, it needs to go through customs. In the grid-like wooden cabinets at the ship’s bow, there are actually many types of customs stamps—don’t miss them if you’re a stamp collector. Remember to buy a postcard and stamp this collectible souvenir. This clever touch effortlessly incorporates important historical and cultural elements of the port city—it’s surely a rare experience.

The first-floor Craft Café is the hotel’s branded chain café, featuring a stylish hipster vibe. With fashionable, modern décor and vibrant colors, it’s an IG-worthy, must-visit hip café. They serve illy coffee that’s smooth and delicious, offering various meal combos at different times and eye-catching, creative coffee drinks. The most common sight by the harbor is fishermen tidying their nets on the shore—this surprisingly becomes a clever partition in the café. The drinks also have local characteristics, so come and give them a try.

Upon entering the hotel, you’re greeted by stylish, modern décor and vibrant colors that bring energy for family trips.

The avant-garde line design makes the floor plan view even more unique.

You’ll see a wall of vinyl records as soon as you exit the elevator.

The gray walls resemble entering a ship’s cabin, while the colorful carpet weaves together a vibrant maritime vibe.

The streamlined room numbers paired with a high-tech doorbell that actually changes color when pressed—how cool is that?

The hotel’s signature room type is the Deluxe Double Room, featuring a spacious king-size bed.Deluxe RoomThe wallpaper is made up of stacked containers painted in a variety of pastel hues, complemented by an aesthetic and cultural creative style that makes the room truly one-of-a-kind.

“Takao,” the former name of Kaohsiung, is featured on the wall along with check-in memorabilia and a stamp design that commemorates your visit—the latest photo op spot is right inside the room.

The room is outfitted with Sealy mattresses, which hold multiple global patents and have been world sales champions for years—sleeping here is pure bliss.

The exclusive hand-drawn “laundry bag” features playful patterns that are sure to bring a smile.

The room is equipped with electric curtains, offering unobstructed views of the scenery outside.

[Nespresso Coffee Machine]

[Mini Bar] Paid drinks and snacks

The room comes with a [Handy Phone – free international calls included]
Guests can use this phone to make free international

The main bedroom and bathroom are divided into two areas through a container-style partition, featuring a vanity area and a small leather sofa. The bathroom design also seamlessly integrates into the overall space.

Hakka-inspired elements are incorporated into the amenities, and the hotel also provides exclusive bath products for children.

Hotel Indigo Kaohsiung Central ParkFeaturing must-buy Thai product “THANN”

In collaboration with the baby crib brand Levana, top-tier cribs are installed in the rooms. The cribs, including the bed frame, are crafted from yellow rosewood certified by the American SDA standard. Their high-spec design has passed the world’s most stringent JPMA 360-degree safety certification.

While parents can enjoy the hotel’s premium mattresses, little ones can also sleep soundly under ultimate protection, replenishing the energy needed for the day. (Limited quantity available; advance reservation required.)

Thoughtfully equipped with a bidet toilet for a comfortable experience.

Deluxe RoomThe room features a long sofa and a tea table.

The wooden-designed small living area creates a warm ambiance.

The small desk faces the window—bring a good book to nourish your soul.

The rooftop Pier No.1 bar isthe hottest check-in spot in Kaohsiung.

The most famous feature of Hotel Indigo Kaohsiung Central Park is its 360-degree panoramic view, offering a sweeping vista of Kaohsiung. Paired with the rooftop open-air high-altitude bar Pier No. 1, where you can enjoy delicious food, it has become a new favorite for IG check-ins since its opening and has established itself as a representative of trendy hotels.

The architectural design incorporates a large projection wall, container-like structures, and a deck-like floor. Sit on cable-pile-inspired chairs, with every table adorned with nautical-style lighting fixtures—it feels like you’re on a massive cargo ship, as if preparing to set sail.

Unlike the luxurious vibe of nightclubs, the rooftop high-altitude bar Pier No.1 is covered with grass and furnished with wooden tables and chairs, exuding a Southeast Asian flair. It’s also very family-friendly—perfect for chatting with the whole family while enjoying the evening breeze.

It’s relaxing to sip fine wine and enjoy delicious dishes under the moonlight while overlooking the night view of Kaohsiung. The colorful projection lights add a touch of style, making it perfect for girls’ getaways, couples enjoying a drink, or family gatherings and chats.

The bartenders have created eight unique signature cocktails and twenty classic ones, aiming to introduce international travelers to the flavors of Kaohsiung. For example: a drink named after the hotel’s business district—Yuzhu—with a hint of smoky flavor, smooth and mellow; or the Long Island Oolong that defies expectations by using Taiwanese oolong tea instead of cola... and more. Adventure seekers and those looking for something different definitely shouldn’t miss out!

Flavorful grilled dishes, crispy fried items, and traditional ginger-flavored tomato platters are not only top-rated favorites but also great for kids!

The Indigo Hotel is conveniently located near the Central Park MRT station. In addition to the bustling New Juejiang shopping area nearby, which features a variety of trendy stalls, shops, and food options, you’re also close to the Kaohsiung Municipal Chungcheng Cultural Center, Taroko Park, Qiaotou Sugar Refinery, Love River, Pier-2 Art Center, Lotus Pond, and just two stops away at Shijia Station, where the MLD Taiwan Aluminum Creative Park offers fun for the whole day. The emerging attraction Jibox, made up of colorful container units, forms a vibrant new community with plenty of space ideal for family outings.

Breakfast is a must-try—street food brought to the buffet table!

A wonderful breakfast is the fuel you need for a great second day. Wok on the Park offers a diverse and abundant international and Chinese breakfast buffet.

Breakfast isn’t boring for the little ones—not only are there high chairs provided, but the drawing paper on the tables helps pass the time, allowing parents to enjoy their meal in peace. Super thoughtful!

The kid-friendly utensils are adorable. The [myheart] foldable child safety high chair, highly recommended by numerous bloggers and mom influencers, allows easy adjustment of both the seat height and table position. With a sturdy base and four legs, it ensures safe dining for children while making mealtime easier for parents.
Even the adult utensils come in vibrant colors—no wonder people say different plate colors can greatly affect appetite stimulation (and you just can’t stop eating)!

There are plenty of vegetable salads with a variety of dressings and nuts—delicious and healthy!

Western-style handmade breads are offered in generous variety, sure to whet your appetite!

The chefs incorporate seasonal ingredients and local Kaohsiung flavors such as oden and stir-fried rice noodles into the breakfast spread, blending them with local culinary styles. You can choose from seafood congee, braised pork rice, or stir-fried pasta in broth.

Tropical fruits and freshly blended juices—healthy and refreshing!

The breakfast selection is rich, and ice cream is served after the meal.

(Available only at the first-floor café and the second-floor all-day dining restaurant, alcoholic beverages excluded)
Wok on the second floor of the Indigo Hotel

The incredibly amazing giant tomahawk steak has even been featured in Kaohsiung’s food map, with limited-time offers available until the end of June. Quick, grab your knives and rush over!

How to explore nearby attractions

Located conveniently near the Central Park MRT Station, you’re close to the bustling New Juejiang Shopping Area with its diverse array of fashion stalls, shops, and delicious food. Nearby attractions also include the Kaohsiung Municipal Chungcheng Cultural Center, Taroko Park, Qiaotou Sugar Refinery, Love River, Pier-2 Art Center, Lotus Pond, and just two stops away at Shijia Station, you’ll find the MLD TAIWAN ALUMINIUM Creative Park—perfect for a full day of food, drinks, and fun. There’s also the emerging attraction, Jibox KUBIC, a vibrant new hub made up of colorful shipping containers.

A two-day, one-night trip lets you enjoy the old-world charm of Kaohsiung from morning to night, making for an unforgettable experience in the city!

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