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Top Hotels in Taiwan

Estimated price for 1 night / 2 adults
Lakeshore Hotel Tainan
Lakeshore Hotel Tainan
4 out of 5
No. 269, Section 1, Yongfu Road, West Central District, Tainan
Free CancellationReserve now, pay when you stay
The price is NT$2,206 per night from Sep 29 to Sep 30
4.6/5Wonderful! (628 reviews)

"台南煙波飯店位於台南鬧區，附近有很多吃的，飯店本身是2019年才落成的，所以一切的設備都還非常新，櫃檯的工作人員很親切也很幫忙，飯店安且早餐豐富性也非常的好，除了各國料理還有台南最有名的牛肉湯，讓人覺得非常接地氣！ 飯店的二樓有健身房、泳池與三溫暖，各項設備也都維持的非常好，健身房屬於中型健身房但設備一應俱全，唯一美中不足的地方是三溫暖蒸氣室的部分溫度太高，每次進去都覺得是在烤豬，有點太熱！ 整體而言是一次非常好的經驗，推薦給想到台南旅遊的大家！"…"

Reviewed on 2020/9/20

Lakeshore Hotel Tainan
Humble House Taipei
Humble House Taipei
4 out of 5
No.18 Songgao Road Xinyi District, Taipei
The price is NT$3,399 per night from Sep 27 to Sep 28
4.5/5Wonderful! (902 reviews)

"Nice view and great location"…"

Reviewed on 2020/5/19

Humble House Taipei
The Westin Tashee Resort, Taoyuan
The Westin Tashee Resort, Taoyuan
5 out of 5
No. 166 Rixin Road, Daxi District, Taoyuan City
The price is NT$6,500 per night from Oct 20 to Oct 21
4.4/5Wonderful! (388 reviews)

"A lot of kids activities but due to rain many were not accessible."…"

Reviewed on 2020/4/17

The Westin Tashee Resort, Taoyuan
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Taiwan Vacation Packages

Experience the natural and cultural riches of this East Asian island nation, home to mountain trails, monuments, temples and skyscrapers. With mountain landscapes, white-sand beaches, tropical forests and hot springs, Taiwan has no shortage of diverse attractions.

Begin your visit in  Taipei. This lively, cosmopolitan city in the north of the island has a history preserved in shrines, temples and monuments. Tour the grand Confucius Temple and view the vast collection of Asian art at the National Palace Museum. One of the city's most popular attractions is the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial, a monumental building dedicated to the memory of President Chiang Kai-shek. Take the fast elevator up the 1,670-foot (510-meter) Taipei 101 skyscraper. Browse night market stalls at Snake Alley and Shilin and stop at a food stall for grilled quail eggs or fried chicken and noodles.

Rent a bike for a cycling trip along the riverside trails. Taiwan is bike friendly with thousands of miles of cycling paths and lanes throughout the island.

Taiwan’s diverse scenery offers plenty of outdoor activities. Just outside Taipei is Yangmingshan National Park, known for its hot sulfur spring baths and mountain hiking trails. Travel to the southern tip of Taiwan for Kenting National Park. Relax on its beaches, dive among corals and go bird-watching in the forests. Make your way to Yehliu to investigate unusual rock formations shaped by millions of years of wind and sea erosion. Hike through Taroko Gorge to the Eternal Spring Shrine. This temple sits above a waterfall and is flanked by mountains.

A great way to see some of the scenery is to take the Alishan Forest Railway. The line climbs through steep forest terrain to the Alishan mountain resort.

If you have time in your schedule, take a short flight from Taipei to the Matsu Islands. Visit the small archipelago’s beaches, temples, forts and tunnels that were previously used by the military.

With its subtropical climate, Taiwan’s superlative scenery, religious sites and outdoor pursuits can be enjoyed at any time of the year.

Frequently asked questions

Q: Should I book a car while on vacation in Taiwan?
A: If you’re eager to explore the region of Taiwan, renting a set of wheels is an excellent idea. You’ll have the freedom to go wherever you want at your own pace. With our handy guide to Cheap Car Hire in Taiwan, you’ll be driving along the highway before you know it. If your vacation’s more about experiencing the amazing cities of Taipei or Kaohsiung, public transportation (or ride-share services) is the way to go.
Q: Which airports can I fly in to for a vacation to Taiwan?
A: That all depends on where you want to kick off your adventure in Taiwan. These are the airports that service most flights to and from the country:
  • Taipei (TPE-Taoyuan Intl.): 9,762 international flights per month.
  • Kaohsiung (KHH-Kaohsiung Intl.): 1,733 international flights per month.
  • Taipei (TSA-Songshan): 604 international flights per month.
Q: What are the most popular types of hotels for a vacation to Taiwan?
A: Most visitors choose to stay in bed & breakfasts when visiting Taiwan. But you don’t need to follow the crowd. You’ll also find hotels, guest houses and hostels in abundance here, and they’re available for booking with Expedia.
Q: What does a Taiwan vacation booking with Expedia include?
A: There are no limits. We have the basics, like Taiwan flights, cars and hotels. We also have tons of experiences and activities to have a look through. Select just one or a combination of a few.
Q: What is the best way to save money on my vacation to Taiwan?
A: You’ll see the savings add up when you lock in a Taiwan vacation package with a little help from Expedia. Bundle your Flights, Hotels and Experiences and enjoy terrific discounts, like up to 42% off selected properties. You’ll soon be staring at your dream getaway at a price that’ll bowl you over.
Q: What are the best things to do in Taiwan?
A: It would almost be a crime if you missed Taipei 101, National Palace Museum and Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall during your vacation to Taipei. These attractions are iconic in this fantastic city. Kaohsiung is another popular city with plenty to keep you busy. Be sure to visit Lotus Pond, Yushan National Park and Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts while you’re in town. Last of all, Taichung Park, National Museum of Natural Science and Paochueh Temple are fantastic things to do if you’d like to create memories to last a lifetime during your stay in Taichung.