Mandarin Oriental Taipei

Situated along Dunhua North Road, in the central business district, the Mandarin Oriental Taipei stands out in a district of high-rise buildings with its almost cathedral-like, monumental quality. Guests might first notice the high quality of art pieces in the lobby, almost creating an art gallery. They are carefully curated and produced by famous artists, Jae-Hyo Lee and Wei Zhu.

This tasteful art selection continues seamlessly into the guest rooms and suites as well. The Mandarin Oriental Taipei houses 303 rooms and suites ranging from Deluxe rooms to extravagant Club Premier Suites. All rooms and suites have views of the city, gardens, or courtyard depending on room types. Guests can enjoy these views through floor-to-ceiling windows with a cup of coffee in hand or even, from the bathtub.

The Mandarin Oriental Taipei is home to some of Taipei’s finest restaurants and guests should take advantage of this and savor to their hearts’ content. The Jade Lounge serves up the most popular afternoon tea in Taipei while fine-dining restaurant Ya Ge offers pillowy dim sums. Daily breakfast is served at Cafe Un Deux and Italian authentic dishes at Bencotto. After a day of exploring Taipei city, guests can either retreat to the pool, indulge in spa massages, or unwind with cocktails at the famous M.O. Bar.

Guests at the Mandarin Oriental can explore the Songshan district or head into the heart of the city. It’s a 6-minute walk to the nearest metro station to bring you around Taipei city and a 10-minute drive to Taipei 101.

Mandarin Oriental Taipei Information

Location & Getting There
Mandarin Oriental Taipei is a five-minute drive away from Songshan International Airport and a 40-minute drive from Taoyuan International Airport.

Accommodation
At the Mandarin Oriental, there are 303 rooms and suites which offer views of the city, garden or courtyard, luxurious bed linens, and opulent decorations. All bathrooms come with bathtubs and are stocked with goodies from Diptyque. For that something extra, suites include heated marble floors and suites with club floor access enjoy complimentary breakfasts, afternoon teas, and evening cocktails.

Activities
Guests wishing to get their heart rate up can visit the gym or enjoy a swim in the 20-meter pool, or visit the spa for some pampering. Guests can also explore Taipei city and visit some of the city’s must-sees such as the National Chiang-Kai Shek Memorial Hall and National Palace Museum.

Children
Children are most welcome at the Mandarin Oriental. Complimentary cot-in-room and babysitting services are available.