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Park Taipei Hotel
Star rating : 4.0
Park Taipei Hotel – Your ideal stay in the heart of Da’an.
Rooms
See AllStandard Room Featuring views of the city, our standard rooms are generously proportioned and exceedingly comfortable.Room features and amenities:● Broadband internet access (with wireless or network cable)● Samsung 55” LCD Tv● Cable channels● 3 telephones in each room● Mini-bar● In room safe● Bathrobes and slippers● Separate shower and bathtub● Hair dryer● Toto Washlet toilet● International direct dial telephone system● Individually controlled air conditioningMaximum Occupancy: 2 adults and 1 child below 6 years old.Room Measurement: 9 ping/30 sqmSuperior King Featuring views of the city, our superior rooms are generously proportioned and exceedingly comfortable. It comes with either two single beds or one king bed.Room features and amenities:● Broadband internet access (with wireless or network cable)● Sony 55” LCD Tv● Cable channels● 3 telephones in each room● In room safe● Bathrobes and slippers● Separate shower and bathtub● Hair dryer● Toto Washlet toilet● International direct dial telephone system● Individually controlled air conditioningMaximum Occupancy: 2 adults and 1 child below 6 years old.Room Measurement: 10 ping/32 sqmDeluxe King This room can be connected to a twin to accommodate a family of four. The hotel boasts of Deluxe Rooms which have a huge glass window between the bathroom and the room with a blind that can be pulled down for privacy no less. This bright and modern guest room increases the visual perception and the sense of room space. Whether traveling on business trip or vacation, guests can escape from the pressure of work and enjoy a moment of leisure.Room features and amenities:● Broadband internet access (with wireless or network cable)● Sony 55” LCD Tv● Cable channels● 3 telephones in each room● In room safe● Bathrobes and slippers● Separate shower and bathtub● Hair dryer● Toto Washlet toilet● International direct dial telephone system● Individually controlled air conditioningMaximum Occupancy: 2 adults and 1 child below 6 years old.Room Measurement: 11 ping/34 sqmDeluxe Queen This bright and modern guest room features a long couch with the sense of room space. Whether traveling on business trip or vacation, guests can escape from the pressure of work and enjoy a moment of leisure.Room features and amenities:● Broadband internet access (with wireless or network cable)● Sony 55” LCD Tv● Cable channels● 3 telephones in each room● In room safe● Bathrobes and slippers● Separate shower and bathtub● Hair dryer● Toto Washlet toilet● International direct dial telephone system● Individually controlled air conditioningMaximum Occupancy: 2 adults and 1 child below 6 years old.Room Measurement: 11 ping/34 sqmDeluxe Triple Room The Triple Rooms are ideal for families and groups for a wonderful getaway. The room features 3 single beds or one king and one single bed with views of the city. Room features and amenities:● Broadband internet access (with wireless or network cable)● Sony 55”LCD Tv● Cable channels● 3 telephones in each room● In room safe● Bathrobes and slippers● Separate rain shower and bathtub● Hair dryer● Toto Washlet toilet● International direct dial telephone system● Individually controlled air conditioningMaximum Occupancy: 3 adults and 1 child below 6 years old.Room Measurement: 11 ping/34 sqm101 view king Take comfort in this bright, contemporary décor, modern furnishing and great views from our 101 View Room.From the floor-to-ceiling window of this elegant and serene guest room, guests can relax and enjoy the fascinating night view of Taipei City and the famous Taipei 101 building.Room features and amenities:● Broadband internet access (with wireless or network cable) ● Sony 55”LCD Tv● Cable channels ● 3 telephones in each room● In room safe ● Bathrobes and slippers● Separate shower and bathtub ● Hair dryer● Toto washlet toilet ● International direct dial telephone system● Individually controlled air conditioningMaximum Occupancy: 2 adults and 1 child below 6 years old.Room Measurement: 10 ping/32 sqmBalcony Room This room can be connected to a triple to accommodate a family of five.Featuring views of the city, our Balcony Rooms are generously proportioned and exceedingly comfortable. It comes with either two single beds or one king bed, enjoy the peace and quiet that is rare to find in the busy city.Room features and amenities:● Broadband internet access (with wireless or network cable) ● Sharp 4K UHD 50” LCD Tv● Cable channels ● 3 telephones in each room● In room safe ● Bathrobes and slippers● Separate shower and bathtub ● Hair dryer● Toto Washlet toilet ● International direct dial telephone system● Individually controlled air conditioningMaximum Occupancy: 2 adults and 1 child below 6 years old.Room Measurement: 10 ping/32 sqmExecutive Room A modern living environment furnished with two armchairs for the guest to relax and enjoy in the comfort of their own room.Room features and amenities:● Broadband internet access (with wireless or network cable)● Sony 55” LCD Tv● Cable channels● 3 telephones in each room● In room safe● Bathrobes and slippers● Separate shower and bathtub● Hair dryer● Toto Washlet toilet● International direct dial telephone system● Individually controlled air conditioningMaximum Occupancy: 2 adults and 1 child below 6 years old.Room Measurement: 11 ping/34 sqmExecutive 101 View Room Relax with great comfort in our executive 101 view room which features airy floor-to-ceiling corner windows for abundant natural light and calming contemporary décor. Comfort and convenience begins when you seat back and relax in our armchair with the breathtaking view of Taipei 101 to enjoy a romantic night in your own room without being disturbed.Room features and amenities:● Broadband internet access (with wireless or network cable)● Samsung or Sharp 49” LCD Tv● Cable channels● 3 telephones in each room● In room safe● Bathrobes and slippers● Separate shower and bathtub● Hair dryer● Toto Washlet toilet● International direct dial telephone system● Individually controlled air conditioningMaximum Occupancy: 2 adults and 1 child below 6 years old.Room Measurement: 11 ping/34 sqmPark Suite Surround yourself in simple elegance with the beautifully designed Park Suite. Enjoy the superb view of Taipei 101 from the floor-to-ceiling windows surrounded by the soothing contemporary décor that soothes away your stress and pressure. This suite offers a separate bedroom featuring a spacious and comfortable king bed that is set apart from the serene living quarters.Room features and amenities:● Broadband internet access (with wireless or network cable)● Sony 75” LCD Tv ● Coffee maker● A personal Tokuyo massage chair in the room● Cable channels● 3 telephones in each room● In room safe● Bathrobes and slippers● Separate shower and bathtub● Hair dryer● Toto Washlet toilet● International direct dial telephone system● Individually controlled air conditioningMaximum Occupancy: 2 adults and 1 child below 6 years old.Room Measurement: 22 ping/68 sqm101 view twin ake comfort in this bright, contemporary décor, modern furnishing and great views from our 101 View Room.From the floor-to-ceiling window of this elegant and serene guest room, guests can relax and enjoy the fascinating night view of Taipei City and the famous Taipei 101 building.Room features and amenities:● Broadband internet access (with wireless or network cable) ● Sony 55”LCD Tv● Cable channels ● 3 telephones in each room● In room safe ● Bathrobes and slippers● Separate shower and bathtub ● Hair dryer● Toto washlet toilet ● International direct dial telephone system● Individually controlled air conditioningMaximum Occupancy: 2 adults and 1 child below 6 years old.Room Measurement: 10 ping/32 sqmSurerior Twin Featuring views of the city, our standard rooms are generously proportioned and exceedingly comfortable.Room features and amenities:● Broadband internet access (with wireless or network cable)● Samsung 55” LCD Tv● Cable channels● 3 telephones in each room● Mini-bar● In room safe● Bathrobes and slippers● Separate shower and bathtub● Hair dryer● Toto Washlet toilet● International direct dial telephone system● Individually controlled air conditioningMaximum Occupancy: 2 adults and 1 child below 6 years old.Room Measurement: 9 ping/30 sqm
Attractions-Explore the Charm of Taipei
See AllDaan Forest Park Daan Forest Park is located in Daan District, in the city center, with an area of 25.9293 hectares. It is known as the "lungs of the city".Daan Forest Park is not only rich in ecology, but also an important source of fireflies in Taipei City. Fireflies can be seen in season. A large music stage is planned in the park to provide art and cultural performances. It is also an important performance center in Taipei City. The surrounding area is a barrier-free leisure and recreation area, providing the most friendly leisure space for disabled friends. Nanyang-style plants are planted in the southeast of the park. Walking there is like being in a tropical coconut forest, enjoying the fresh breeze.Yongkang Business District Yongkang Street is the birthplace of Taipei's alley culture. For tourists, it is also the essence of food. It was originally famous for traditional food, such as Din Tai Fung Xiaolongbao and Xiulan Restaurant. Huiliu Restaurant, which has been open for more than 20 years, is a representative of the healthy food trend. It combines the characteristics of a tea shop and a vegetarian restaurant. The interior is decorated with dazzling decorations and classical music, which is quite casual.In addition, there are many places where literati like to gather, including Yetang Tea House, which pays attention to Taiwan's orthodox tea ceremony, and the coffee shops and teahouses in Kangqinglong today. The owners of these alley shops have a unique business model for life and are happy to talk with people and share the humanistic aesthetics brewed by life.Xinyi Business District Taipei 101, Shin Kong Mitsukoshi, Bellavita, Uni-President Department Store, Eslite Xinyi Flagship Store, etc. are the trendy areas of Taipei's exquisite fashion and urban brands, with shopping, entertainment, leisure, food and other activities!In addition to the iconic Taipei World Trade Center and Taipei 101, there are many corporate group office facilities around, such as Cathay Financial Center, Nanshan Life Insurance, Farglory Group Headquarters Building, CPC Corporation Headquarters, etc. In addition, there are many department stores and entertainment facilities, such as Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Xinyi New World, Xinyi Vieshow Cinemas, ATT 4 FUN, Bellavita, Neo19, Uni-President Department Store, Eslite Xinyi Flagship Store and Grand Hyatt Hotel, W Hotel, Le Méridien Hotel, etc. It has now become one of Taipei's major commercial districts.Dihua Street Walking into Dihua Street is like walking into a long corridor of history. Many shops still retain the Baroque decorative architecture of the "Taisho Period". Since the late Qing Dynasty, few people do not know that this is the wholesale distribution center of Taiwan's southern and northern goods, tea, Chinese medicine and cloth. Dihua Street does indeed outline the initial appearance of Taiwan's commercial development history. The shophouses on Dihua Street are long strips of connected shops. The front is not wide, but the house is long and deep, so as to take into account the functions of business and residence. It is a typical commercial street in Taiwan during the Qing Dynasty.Where should traditional old Taipei go? You must not miss Dadaocheng! In the past, it was a place where goods from the north and south of Taiwan were gathered and sold. Now it is still a good place for Taipei people to buy dry goods and raw materials. Dadaocheng has preserved many century-old buildings. After being renovated and rented out, it has become a new cultural and creative distribution center in Taipei! Walk into Dadaocheng Old Street and experience the surprise of the collision of new and old cultures. Dihua Street, which is well-known throughout Taiwan for its New Year's goods, actually refers to the section of Dihua Street south of the Taipei Bridge. In terms of spatial location, Dihua Street is part of Dadaocheng (now Datong District). The first shop on Dihua Street was in 1851. Two years later, people from Quanzhou Tong'an in the Monga area built shops on Dihua Street, forming "Central Street". During the Japanese colonial period, it was dominated by groceries and tea businesses, and later rice, cloth, and Chinese medicine gradually occupied a place. Later, with the evolution of the times, the streetscape and the appearance of the houses have changed greatly, from the simple Minnan-style shops to the complex and gorgeous Baroque decorations, gradually evolving into today's style.After World War II, Dihua Street continued to be a concentration of wholesalers of groceries, Chinese medicine, and cloth. It is still the largest wholesale and retail market in these three industries. It is the most complete and historically significant old street in Taipei City. Dihua Street is not only the earliest market street in Dadaocheng, but has also been the core of Dadaocheng's business district since the late Qing Dynasty. It has always maintained its old appearance and active commercial activities.Taipei Expo Park Close to the MRT station, it has the advantage of gathering crowds. In addition to the beautiful sea of flowers, the main exhibition halls are the Exhibition Hall that provides diverse exhibitions, the Trend Hall for environmental protection and fashion, and the vast Yuanshan Plaza that hosts exhibitions and sales activities for various industries. Next to the Exhibition Hall is the Jishixingle Shopping Mall that provides catering and shopping services, the Zhongshan Parent-Child Hall that is suitable for family recreation, and the Street Artist Paradise that provides the public with a diverse and rich art performance stage. In the future, more Evergreen Lohas-related venues will be put into operation.Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall The Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall was built to commemorate Chiang Kai-shek, the first president of the Republic of China. He died in 1975, and the Executive Yuan broke ground to build the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall the following year. The designer was Yang Zhuocheng, who designed the Grand Hotel.The original site of the memorial hall was the Army Headquarters, which was the largest military district in Taipei at the time. It is said that the gold shipped from the mainland was once stored in this place. The blue and white colors used in the memorial hall are the main colors on the national flag. The sky dome at the top of the memorial hall is decorated with 12 rays of blue sky and white sun. The bronze statue faces west to the Presidential Palace and mainland China, which has special significance. With the evolution of democracy and the openness of thought, the square in front of the memorial hall has become a gathering place for the democratic movement.Ximending The name Ximending comes from the Japanese colonial era. At that time, most residents lived in Taipei City, and this area outside Ximen was their main resting place. In the early days, cinemas were the main commercial activities here, and later department stores and other entertainment venues were gradually settled in. After the completion of the China Plaza in 1961, Ximending was once the largest commercial and entertainment center in the country.Ximending has many famous landmarks and shopping malls, such as the rainbow landscape of Instagram check-in attractions, the Ximen Red House with a history of more than 100 years, the Wannian Commercial Building, a landmark of the times, and the American-style Ximending American Street; there are also a variety of food gathered here, such as Hong Kong cuisine, Taiwanese cuisine, American cuisine, beverages and ice cream, cafes, bars and other meals.Shilin Night Market Shilin Night Market is the largest night market in Taipei City and a must-visit tourist night market for foreign tourists visiting Taipei. It is close to the MRT Jiantan Station and covers a large area. It can be divided into two main areas. One is the street around the traditional Yangming Theater, including the area around the Cizhen Temple on Da Nan Road; the other is the Shilin Market, which has been reopened at No. 101, Jihe Road.Most people who come to the night market come for food and shopping. There are all kinds of novel and interesting goods and food here, attracting a large number of people. This special night market culture is an indispensable part of Taipei's nightlife.The most famous are the diverse delicacies and snacks, which can be said to be a grand collection of Taiwanese delicacies, such as the golden super-large chicken chop, the fragrant "Ho-Hau Large Chicken Chop" which is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside; the addictive "Skewered Grilled Pork"; the fragrant "Shilin Large Sausage"; the "Shanghai Shengjian Bao" that sprays soup; the "Runbing Juan" filled with braised pork and egg crisps; the sweet and salty "Big Pancake Wrapped in Small Pancake" which is very chewy; the hot "Medicinal Spare Rib Soup" for nourishing the body; the unique stir-fried squid, frog laying eggs, three brothers tofu pudding, scallion pancakes, cold noodles, etc., are all delicious snacks that make people stop and linger.Yangmingshan National Park Yangmingshan National Park is the closest national park to the metropolitan area in Taiwan. It has a varied landscape and rich ecology, and has bred many precious protected animals. If you are lucky, you can find traces of Taiwan's endemic bird species, the Taiwan Blue Magpie.The park is full of plum, cherry, peach, plum, azalea, camellia and other flowers. Every spring, the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, always attracting many people to the mountain to enjoy the flowers. After the cherry blossom season, the calla lilies in Zhuzihu will bloom in mid-March. Going to the fields to experience the fun of picking flowers and taking a bunch of calla lilies home has become a must-do for tourists.The most representative thing in the park is a flower clock composed of various seasonal flowers. When you come to Yangmingshan, you must come here to take a photo! In addition to the flower clock, Yangmingshan also has popular attractions such as Xiaoyoukeng, Yangming Book House, Lengshuikeng, and Qingtiangang. If you like hiking, these attractions must not be missed.In addition, the Yangmingshan area is rich in geothermal resources, and the quality of the hot springs in each area is different. There are many hot spring restaurants along Xingyi Road in Beitou. If you travel here, don’t forget to enjoy the unique sulfur hot springs here!春天賞花，夏天避暑，秋天有芒花與楓葉、冬天泡溫泉，陽明山的四季都有不同的美景、樂趣，等著你來發掘喔！https://www.travel.taipei/zh-tw/attraction/details/189Wanhua/Longshan Temple Wanhua is the earliest developed place in Taipei. Although it is not as prosperous as before, it still retains the authentic "Taipei flavor". The faith center Longshan Temple is famous for its effective wishes and exquisitely crafted temples, attracting many foreign tourists to visit!There are quite a lot of traditional food around Longshan Temple, and there are many old shops that have been in business for 60 years, waiting for tourists to come and experience a different Taipei!National Palace Museum The National Palace Museum was completed in Waishuangxi in 1965. It is a Chinese palace-style building with exhibition spaces on the first to third floors and a resting teahouse "Sanxi Hall" on the fourth floor. It houses the largest collection of Chinese art treasures in the world. The collections are mainly inherited from the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, almost covering the entire 5,000 years of Chinese history. There are nearly 700,000 pieces, making the National Palace Museum known as the "Treasure House of Chinese Culture".There are two types of "Three Treasures of the Palace Museum" in the Palace Museum. One is the "Three Treasures of the Palace Museum" in the art community, which are three Northern Song Dynasty giant stele-style ink paintings. However, because they are only exhibited once every many years, few people can see them in person, so they have branched out into the folk version of the "Three Treasures of the Palace Museum", namely the Jadeite Cabbage, the Meat-shaped Stone, and the Maogong Ding. These three treasures are named because they resemble the Chinese folk snack "Sour Cabbage and White Meat Pot".There is a garden on each side of the National Palace Museum, the left side is Zhishan Garden, and the right side is Zhide Garden. Zhishan Garden is a garden built in imitation of Song Dynasty architecture. It is open to the public at all times except Mondays. There are two ponds, three pavilions, and many fish and small animals in the garden, which is very suitable for family visits. Zhide Garden is located at the intersection of Zhishan Road and Gugong Road. It is currently free to visit. The park is not large in size. There is a unique classical round arch at the entrance. There is a lotus pond in the garden. In summer, you can see a large number of lotus flowers in full bloom.
