Taiwan Luxury Holidays

The room is a corner suite and it has amazing views of the river, city, and Taipei 101. Large and beautiful. Food is amazing

Nice & helpful staff, very good location, great breakfast and a very home feeling hotel!

Great service and facilities.

3 night stay. We enjoyed everything about this place, high quality decorations in the room and common areas and very clean. We found refreshing that the hotel is actually trying to please the guests. Many thanks to all the staff.

This hotel has a distinctive French ambience, in a constructive manner, not kitsch or in bad taste. it is part of the Q-Square Shopping Mall that offers high end to mid-range and night market type merchandise. My wife spent 1 full day shopping there. In the basement B4, it has the biggest food court of local and Japanese street food plus mid-range restaurants. It is across the road to Taipei Main Station with connections to the fast trains and the Metro subway line. We did a number of day tours that required us to catch the MRT for 2 stops on the Blue Line to meet the tour. All MRT stations have a number for ease of identification. The room was spacious with good space utilization. We hated the high-tech lighting system. Switching off the lights to go to bed was a challenge on the first night. Once we worked out the dimmer system it was okay. Bring back the simple on off switch!!! The breakfast room was a sight to behold. Designed like a Parisian Bistro, it could be a set for the Phantom of the Opera Play. It offers a wide range of food to suit western travellers. But do try the huge verities of Chinese specialties from different provinces of China. I loved the Teochew congee which is a plain rice porridge with 16 assorted pickled vegetables plus salted eggs for you to concoct your personal taste sensation. That was our highlight for the 6 days that we stayed at the hotel. The hotel is 10 minutes walking distance to Nanjing Road West to a vibrant Night Market

Staff was nice and friendly. Room was very spacious. It's a Japanese style hotel with an awesome Onsen. Men and women are separate. Only issue was they required a swimming cap to enter and use the pool. Considering we only wanted to lounge around and dip only, not swim, we decided to pass on purchasing a cap. Hotel itself is not convenient to the central parts of Taipei so we took a lot of taxis. But the area is very quiet and nice.

Excellent service but location not ideal

True 5-star experience.

The room is a corner suite and it has amazing views of the river, city, and Taipei 101. Large and beautiful. Food is amazing

Great service and facilities.

This hotel has a distinctive French ambience, in a constructive manner, not kitsch or in bad taste. it is part of the Q-Square Shopping Mall that offers high end to mid-range and night market type merchandise. My wife spent 1 full day shopping there. In the basement B4, it has the biggest food court of local and Japanese street food plus mid-range restaurants. It is across the road to Taipei Main Station with connections to the fast trains and the Metro subway line. We did a number of day tours that required us to catch the MRT for 2 stops on the Blue Line to meet the tour. All MRT stations have a number for ease of identification. The room was spacious with good space utilization. We hated the high-tech lighting system. Switching off the lights to go to bed was a challenge on the first night. Once we worked out the dimmer system it was okay. Bring back the simple on off switch!!! The breakfast room was a sight to behold. Designed like a Parisian Bistro, it could be a set for the Phantom of the Opera Play. It offers a wide range of food to suit western travellers. But do try the huge verities of Chinese specialties from different provinces of China. I loved the Teochew congee which is a plain rice porridge with 16 assorted pickled vegetables plus salted eggs for you to concoct your personal taste sensation. That was our highlight for the 6 days that we stayed at the hotel. The hotel is 10 minutes walking distance to Nanjing Road West to a vibrant Night Market

The room is a corner suite and it has amazing views of the river, city, and Taipei 101. Large and beautiful. Food is amazing

Nice & helpful staff, very good location, great breakfast and a very home feeling hotel!

This hotel has a distinctive French ambience, in a constructive manner, not kitsch or in bad taste. it is part of the Q-Square Shopping Mall that offers high end to mid-range and night market type merchandise. My wife spent 1 full day shopping there. In the basement B4, it has the biggest food court of local and Japanese street food plus mid-range restaurants. It is across the road to Taipei Main Station with connections to the fast trains and the Metro subway line. We did a number of day tours that required us to catch the MRT for 2 stops on the Blue Line to meet the tour. All MRT stations have a number for ease of identification. The room was spacious with good space utilization. We hated the high-tech lighting system. Switching off the lights to go to bed was a challenge on the first night. Once we worked out the dimmer system it was okay. Bring back the simple on off switch!!! The breakfast room was a sight to behold. Designed like a Parisian Bistro, it could be a set for the Phantom of the Opera Play. It offers a wide range of food to suit western travellers. But do try the huge verities of Chinese specialties from different provinces of China. I loved the Teochew congee which is a plain rice porridge with 16 assorted pickled vegetables plus salted eggs for you to concoct your personal taste sensation. That was our highlight for the 6 days that we stayed at the hotel. The hotel is 10 minutes walking distance to Nanjing Road West to a vibrant Night Market