4-Star Hotels in Taiwan, China

We arrived early and couldn't check in, so we just dropped off our luggage. The hotel's location is a bit far from the shops, right in between two commercial areas. You have to walk quite a bit to get to a convenience store. The hotel's facilities have a great design aesthetic; a wall of vintage suitcases greets you upon entry. Check-in was relatively simple. We were on the second floor and found some mosquitoes, so we had to ask the front desk for an electric mosquito repellent. The room size and facilities were decent, overall very comfortable, and the air conditioning was strong. We came back late one night and asked the front desk for extra towels and water, but had to go down and get them ourselves. Overall, it's good value for money.

Stayed at Hotel Papa Whale for 5 nights during my first trip to Taipei. The location is convenient, with plenty of restaurants, convenience stores and shops within walking distance. Ximending is also nearby, making it easy to explore the area, especially at night. The room was quite compact but suitable for a short stay. Overall, it was a convenient base for exploring Taipei. A decent option if location is one of your main priorities.

Had a great stay at Midtown Richardson Hotel in Ximen from 29 August to 2 September 2026. The location is definitely the biggest highlight. The hotel is right in the heart of Ximending, making it extremely convenient to explore the shopping streets, restaurants, cafés and night market. Ximen MRT Station is also within easy walking distance, which made getting around Taipei very convenient. The room was comfortable and clean, and the overall stay was pleasant. The staff were friendly and helpful whenever we needed assistance. I also liked how convenient the hotel was after a long day of sightseeing — plenty of food and shopping options are just steps away. Overall, a great choice if you want to stay in the Ximending area, especially for first-time visitors to Taipei. Would definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Taiwan! 🇹🇼

The hotel is ok but the room is big. The restaurant in the hotel is a must try. My daughter LOVEs every dishes she ordered. She said, this is the best food she had in Taiwan, so we had two dinners at the hotel. The location of the hotel is not great! We couldn’t get into the local buses to go to Xitou nor to Taichung because the buses were full from the original starting point. However, the hotel offers fare shuttle service to and from Xitou but not Shanlinxi. The front desk lady drove us to Xitou, she was GREAT and very accommodating, she took us to Xitou bus station outside of the normal schedule hours so we can catch the bus back to Taichung. We would come back again with our car to get to different areas in Xitou again.

This was my first time staying at this hotel, and I was assigned a room in Building 3. The soundproofing was absolutely terrible, not only between rooms but also for the French windows. Just outside my room's balcony, there's an open-air lounge area for the hotel downstairs, and I could clearly hear guests' conversations. Throughout the night, I kept hearing intermittent noises, like something scratching the wall, coming from upstairs, as well as conversations from other rooms, which made it very difficult to sleep. When I checked out, I mentioned this to the front desk. They told me that only my son and I were staying in Building 3 (so where were the noises coming from? The front desk suggested I must have been hearing noises from Building 2 🙃). The overall hotel design is quite odd; it's divided into three buildings. To dine or use the hot springs, you have to go to Building 1. Although there's a golf cart shuttle service, it's still inconvenient when there's a large crowd waiting for a ride. My son used the public hot springs and thought they were pretty good and well-equipped. That was the only positive aspect of this stay.

Walking distance to XiMenDing and metro stations (blue & red line) Hotel only provided two pillows and no mineral water bottle, you may refill using your own bottle from the water dispenser Soundproof is quite poor as we can hear noises from corridor and next room Overall it is still considerable if you have lower budget

I really enjoyed my stay at Hotel Resonance Taipei. What I appreciated most was the warmth of the service. The staff were friendly, attentive and genuinely welcoming throughout my stay. It never felt like the usual scripted hotel service — there was a sense of sincerity and thoughtfulness in the way they interacted with guests. Sometimes, it is the little things that make a hotel memorable, and the team here made me feel comfortable and well taken care of from the moment I arrived. The hotel is also beautifully designed, comfortable and conveniently located, but honestly, it was the people who made this stay special for me. I have stayed at many hotels, but not every hotel leaves you with a feeling of warmth after you leave. Hotel Resonance Taipei did. Thank you to the team for the wonderful hospitality. I would definitely choose to stay here again the next time I visit Taipei.

The room was spacious, with a separate wet and dry bathroom and a refrigerator. Each floor had its own water dispenser, and the sixth floor offered a free kids' play area, a gym, and a sparkling water machine. The breakfast was plentiful and delicious. The hotel also provided a free contracted parking lot, and there's a shopping street outside the hotel for convenient resupply.

Good location. Two twin bed room layout was very functional. Everything worked as intended. Cleanliness of floors and all surfaces was poor. Seemed as if not done at all. Long black hair and debris on floor and counters. Front desk sent someone to immediately remedy once we brought to their attention.

Choosing to stay at Fleur De Chine Hotel Jiaoxi for this trip turned out to be an experience that far exceeded our expectations. It's about a dozen minutes' walk from Jiaoxi Station, and booking the complimentary shuttle bus in advance was very convenient. Located right next to the Tangweigou Hot Spring Park, the surrounding environment is tranquil and completely away from the hustle and bustle of tourists. The mountain-view room we stayed in features a private semi-open-air hot spring tub. Opening the blinds allows you to soak while gazing at the lush greenery of the mountains, listening to the frogs and birds outside—it completely melted away all the exhaustion from everyday work. The complimentary snacks, drinks, and plum wine provided in the room added a wonderful touch of ritual after a relaxing soak. The biggest pleasant surprise was that breakfast is served all the way until 1:00 PM, meaning there's no need to force yourself to wake up early just to catch a meal. You can eat your fill of freshly boiled beef soup, traditional ********* egg pancakes, and Chiayi-style chicken rice. There is also complimentary kumquat tofu pudding served as a late-night snack from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Plus, guests can continue using the public hot spring baths until 3:00 PM after checking out, so there's zero rush. This is a truly relaxing hot spring accommodation, perfect for unplugging and unwinding.