The most beautiful hotels in Taiwan: 26 luxury and boutique hotels in the mountains, cities, and on the beach

The most beautiful hotels in Taiwan you want to know for your tour

Taiwan surprises time and again with how quickly the landscape changes and how green it is. One day you sleep in the middle of Taipei surrounded by design hotels, night markets, and skyscrapers; a few hours later, you look out over tea plantations, hot springs, or the mountains of Taroko Gorge. It is precisely this variety that makes a tour of Taiwan so enjoyable, and there are many more beautiful places I want to discover when I return. I have already put together a great list for you regarding beautiful and unique hotels in Taiwan . The hotels vary greatly in atmosphere, just like the landscape of Taiwan itself! You will find minimalist design hotels, luxury wellness resorts, stylish seaside stays, stylish city hotels for a few days in Taipei, Tainan , or Taichung, and hotels where gastronomy is just as important as the interior. You will find them all in this list of the most beautiful hotels throughout Taiwan. Have fun planning your tour of Taiwan!

Best hotels in Taiwan: Beitou (the hot spring district of Taipei)

Grand View Resort Beitou

Just outside the busy center of Taipei lies Grand View Resort Beitou, right in the city's famous hot spring district. As soon as you arrive, the atmosphere changes immediately. Less traffic, more greenery, and everywhere that tranquil steam from the hot springs Beitou is known for. The rooms are spacious and classically decorated, featuring plenty of wood, natural stone, and private baths filled with thermal water. The hotel is truly all about relaxation. During the day, you can easily switch between the public pools, the spa, and the outdoor pool with views of the hills. Also nice: restaurant Cai Yue is known for delicious local dishes, meaning you don't necessarily have to leave the hotel in the evening.
No. 30, Youya Road, Beitou District, Taipei

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© Grand View Resort Beitou

32 Villa

This small luxury hotel is nestled among greenery and feels remarkably peaceful for a location a short distance from Taipei. With only five suites, there is an atmosphere of complete tranquility here, which 32 Villa feels more like a private retreat than a classic luxury hotel. Good to know: guests must be at least 16 years old, meaning you won't encounter families with children here. The suites are furnished in a minimalist style with plenty of wood, natural stone, and Japanese influences. Some rooms feature tatami mats, and all of them have a private hot spring bath filled with thermal water from the Beitou springs. The semi-public baths are also special, offering views of the hills surrounding the hotel. The hotel's eponymous fine dining restaurant is part of Relais & Chateaux, and dining here makes your stay complete.
No. 32, Zhongshan Road, Beitou District, Taipei

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© Villa 32

Best hotels in Taiwan: Taipei

Kimpton Da An Hotel

In the middle of Da'an, one of the nicest neighborhoods in Taipei, lies Kimpton Da An HotelAs soon as you walk in, you immediately feel that this is a nice hotel. The lobby is really meant for guests to sit in or do some work, and the rooftop is also super beautiful and even has a corner with view of Taipei 101The interior features a lot of wood, soft fabrics, and clear Japanese influences. Another nice touch is the bicycles guests can use for free. Outside, you walk straight into the neighborhood, past coffee bars, cocktail spots, and restaurants where you can easily discover something new every evening. Good to know: the hotel has a MICHELIN Key. I booked two nights here and would stay again in a heartbeat!
No. 25, Lane 27, Section 4, Ren'ai Road, Da'an District, Taipei

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KIMPTON DA AN HOTEL © Your Little Black Book

Capella Taipei

In the green district of Songshan lies Capella Taipei, one of the city's newest luxury hotels. Naturally, I had to go take a look! The interior was designed by André Fu, known for some of the most beautiful design hotels in the world, and that is reflected everywhere. From the rooms, you look out over the Taipei skyline and the surrounding hills. The terrace suites are particularly special, featuring a private terrace, plunge pool, and jacuzzi with views of the city. Also nice: the hotel has an outdoor pool, wellness facilities, and multiple restaurants, making it easy to stay inside for an evening. Rong Ju focuses on Cantonese cuisine, while Mizue is the place to be for an omakase experience. It is also nice to have a drink or lunch at the restaurant by the lobby: Plume. I went there for a lovely solo lunch with a glass of wine. An oasis of calm in the city, a great vibe, and a great crowd. No wonder Capella Taipei has also received a MICHELIN Key.
No. 139, Section 3, Nanjing East Road, Songshan District, Taipei 

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CitizenM Taipei North Gate

Those who love smart design hotels without unnecessary frills will feel right at home at CitizenM Taipei North GateThe hotel is located on the edge of the trendy Ximending district and overlooks the Tamsui River, while inside you will find a modern interior with colorful art, comfortable beds, and plenty of technology. The rooms are compact but smartly designed, ensuring everything you need for a city trip is present. The lounge on the top floor, in particular, is a lovely spot for a coffee or cocktail with a view of Taipei.
No. 3, Section 1, Zhonghua Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei

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© CitizenM Taipei North Gate

Best hotels in Taiwan: food city Tainan

Silks Place Tainan

I think is perhaps the nicest city in Taiwan for food lovers, and that is precisely why Silks Place Tainan Such a great hotel as a base. The hotel combines modern luxury with subtle Taiwanese influences and is located close to many of the city's most famous food spots. The rooms are spacious and modernly furnished, and the hotel also has a nice rooftop pool.
No. 1, Heyi Road, West Central District, Tainan

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Best hotels in Taiwan: Kenting

Hotel dua Kenting

On the southern side of Taiwan, close to the beach and nature parks, lies the new Hotel Dùa KentingThe hotel feels modern and relaxed, with bright rooms, plenty of natural materials, and a tranquil ambiance that fits well with the laid-back atmosphere of Kenting. From here, you can easily drive to beaches, surf spots, and the national park. The hotel lobby is very modern and stylish, and if you look up, you can see the floor of the rooftop pool. That rooftop pool is definitely one of the nicest things about this hotel. In the evening, it is also a great place to enjoy a drink. Be sure not to skip breakfast. It is prepared à la carte for you, and everything I tasted was delicious! 
No.5, Wenhua Lane, Kending Road, Kenting

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Hotel dùa Kenting © Your Little Black Book

Gloria Manor

In the middle of the green landscape of Kenting National Park lies Gloria Manor, a hotel where nature and tranquility take center stage. The building was once used as a guesthouse for former presidents of Taiwan, but has since been converted into a stylish hotel with a minimalist interior and many Japanese influences. Think of quiet rooms with low furniture, tatami details, and large windows overlooking the forest and Kenting Bay. Another plus: from the hotel, you can easily explore the nature of Southern Taiwan, from beaches to hiking trails through the national park. 
No. 101, Gongyuan Road, Kenting

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© Gloria Manor

Hotel dua

In Kaohsiung lies Hotel Dùa, a modern design hotel where tranquility and comfort take center stage. The interior is sleek yet warm, featuring plenty of wood, natural colors, and spacious rooms. On the rooftop, you’ll find a lovely restaurant with views of the city, while downstairs you are a short distance from the liveliest neighborhoods of Kaohsiung. 
No. 165, Linsen 1st Road, Xinxing, Kaohsiung

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© Hotel dùa

Best hotels in Taiwan: Taroko & East Coast

Silks Place Taroko

In the middle of Taroko National Park lies Silks Place TarokoWithout a doubt, one of the most unique hotels in Taiwan in terms of location. Here, you literally sleep among the mountains of the famous Taroko Gorge, giving you direct views of steep cliffs and vibrant green nature from the pool and some rooms. You will especially want to see the view early in the morning, when the mist still hangs between the mountains. After a day of hiking in nature, the heated rooftop pool feels especially good. An added bonus: the hotel features multiple restaurants, a spa, and wellness facilities.
No. 18, Tianxiang Road, Fushi

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© Silks Place Taroko Hotel

Best hotels in Taiwan: in the mountains 

Volando Urai Spring Spa & Resort

Less than an hour from Taipei, amidst the mountains and hot springs of Wulai, lies Volando Urai Spring Spa & ResortThe hotel's atmosphere is minimalist with clear Japanese influences, making you almost forget how close you are to the city. Many rooms feature a private hot spring bath, and the spa is a reason in itself to book a night here. Furthermore, a stay here revolves primarily around gastronomy and experience, with elaborate dinners and quiet tea and lounge areas scattered throughout the hotel. 
No. 176, Section 5, Xinwu Road, Wulai

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© Volando Urai Spring Spa & Resort

Hemma

Between the mountains of Cingjing lies Hemma, a small homestay where the view is truly stunning. From the rooms and terraces, you look out over green hills and the mountain landscapes of Central Taiwan. The atmosphere feels personal and homey, with lots of wood, warm details, and large windows that almost bring nature inside. After a day of hiking in the surrounding area, it really feels like coming home at Hemma. A fresh breakfast is ready in the morning, and some rooms even have a private balcony or patio, allowing you to enjoy your private view in peace. A lovely spot for anyone looking to enjoy a few days of peace, nature, quiet luxury, and fresh mountain air during a tour of Taiwan.
Ren'ai Township, Nantou County 

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© Hemma

Hotel Indigo Alishan

High in the mountains of Alishan lies Hotel Indigo Alishan, one of the most unique newer hotels in Taiwan. Its location amidst tea plantations and mountain landscapes provides impressive views, especially around sunrise when the famous sea of ​​clouds is visible. The design subtly references the nature and culture of Alishan, while the rooftop terrace with a pool is arguably the most beautiful spot in the hotel.
No. 20, Longtou, Fanlu

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© Hotel Indigo Alishan

Deer Chaser Xitou

On the edge of the forests of Lugu lies Deer Chaser Xitou, a small-scale hotel with only eleven rooms. The architecture feels modern and sleek, yet at the same time blends beautifully into the surroundings of trees, mountains, and misty hills. Stone walkways lead you through the garden to the various buildings. The rooms are furnished in a minimalist style with many natural materials and overlook the treetops surrounding the hotel. It is particularly special here in the morning, when the mist slowly lifts between the trees while you sit on the terrace having breakfast.
Lugu Township, Nantou County

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© Deer Chaser Xitou

The Old England Manor

The Old England Manor This is a hotel you would expect to find in the English countryside rather than in Taiwan. With its Tudor architecture, Gothic towers, stained-glass windows, and classic details, it feels like stepping into another world. This is precisely why it is one of the most unique hotels in Taiwan. Inside, too, everything is executed down to the last detail, from antique furniture and chandeliers to atmospheric lounges where you can relax with a good glass of wine after a day in the mountains. 
No. 20-3, Shouting Lane, Cingjing, Renai

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© The Old England Manor

Best hotels in Taiwan: near Sun Moon Lake

The Lalu, Sun Moon Lake

Located by the beautiful Sun Moon Lake The Lalu, perhaps one of the most famous design hotels in Taiwan. The hotel was designed by architect Kerry Hill. The infinity pool remains one of the most beautiful in Taiwan, especially early in the morning when mist hangs over the water. 
No. 142, Jungshing Road, Sun Moon Lake, Yuchi

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© The Lalu, Sun Moon Lake

Grand Hilai Sun Moon Lake

The program Grand Hilai Sun Moon Lake is one of the newer luxury hotels on Taiwan's most famous lake. Large windows bring the view indoors everywhere, and from the pool, you look out over the water and the surrounding mountains. The rooms are modernly furnished with muted colors and many natural materials.
No.139, Zhongxing Rd., Sun Moon Lake, Yuchi

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© Grand Hilai Sun Moon Lake

Fleur de Chine Hotel

Another hotel on Sun Moon Lake is the Fleur de Chine Hotel, one of Taiwan's most famous luxury resorts. Many rooms feature a private hot spring bath (or onsen) with a view of the lake, meaning you hardly need to go outside to enjoy the surroundings. Additionally, the hotel boasts multiple restaurants, an extensive spa, and an infinity pool. 
No. 23, Zhongzheng Road, Sun Moon Lake, Yuchi

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© Fleur de Chine Hotel

Hotel Beore

Hotel Beore It is a small-scale design hotel with only five rooms. Precisely because of this, a stay here feels personal and peaceful. Also nice: all rooms have a balcony with a view of the mountains. The interior is minimalist and warm, with many natural materials and calm colors that blend well with the surroundings. One of the nicest spots at the hotel is the rooftop pool with an amazing view. A great place to stay if you appreciate small-scale hotels where design, nature, luxury, and tranquility come together.
No.196, Zhongshan Road, Sun Moon Lake, Yuchi

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© Beore

Best hotels in Taiwan: Yilan

The Moment Hotel Yilan by Lakeshore

At The Moment Hotel Yilan by Lakeshore You won't just be staying in a hotel, but right in the middle of Taiwan's National Center for Traditional Arts. As soon as the day-trippers leave, you get the chance to experience the grounds in a completely different way. You walk past traditional buildings, craft workshops, ponds, and bamboo forests that are part of the cultural landscape of Yilan. The hotel was designed by architect Huang Sheng-yuan and uses materials such as red brick, terrazzo, and untreated wood. Also nice: this is one of the hotels on this list that is very suitable for families. Family rooms are available, and children can let off steam in the playground.
No. 201, Section 2, Wubin Road, Wujie

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© The Moment Hotel Yilan by Lakeshore

Best hotels in Taiwan: Taoyuan

The Westin Tashee Resort Taoyuan

In the green surroundings of Daxi, lies The Westin Tashee Resort TaoyuanThe rooms are spacious and all feature a private balcony with views of the hilly landscape and the golf courses surrounding the resort. Despite its size, the hotel feels surprisingly peaceful, thanks in part to the extensive gardens and its location outside the city. Facilities are also excellent here. The resort boasts multiple swimming pools, an extensive spa and wellness area, and direct access to the Tashee Golf & Country Club. For a fine dining experience, head to Li Xuan, the hotel's Cantonese restaurant known for its delicious food. 
No. 166, Rixin Road, Daxi

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© The Westin Tashee Resort Taoyuan

Best hotels in Taiwan: Miaoli

Grasse Grace Manor

Located in Miaoli Grasse Grace Manor, a small-scale hotel where nature always feels close by. From the rooms, you look out over the green landscape of central Taiwan, and for an extra special experience, you can book a room with a freestanding bathtub overlooking nature. You don't even have to leave the hotel for lunch. A refined French lunch is served in the hotel's restaurant, where local ingredients and French techniques come together. It is precisely this combination of good food, views, and a peaceful setting that makes Grasse Grace Manor a lovely stop during a tour of Taiwan.
6F., No.80, Dongjiang, Nanjiang Village. Nanzhuang

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© Grasse Grace Manor

Best hotels in Taiwan: Hsinchu

EPISODE Hsinchu, JdV by Hyatt Hotel

In Hsinchu lies EPISODE Hsinchu, JdV by Hyatt Hotel, a hotel that does things just a little differently than many classic city hotels. One of the hotel's nicest spots is SOCIAL, the lounge exclusively accessible to guests. Here you can enjoy good coffee, grab a snack, or join in during the daily happy hour. You shouldn't miss the bar either. The ceiling consists of hundreds of LED panels that change color and pattern throughout the day, constantly giving the space a different atmosphere. 
No. 111, Section 2, Gongdao 5th Road, East District, Hsinchu City

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© EPISODE Hsinchu, JdV by Hyatt Hotel

The One Nanyuan

Between the hills of Hsinchu lies The One NanyuanDesigned by renowned Taiwanese architect Han Baode, the resort feels more like a cultural estate than a traditional hotel. Throughout the grounds, you will find courtyards, pavilions, gardens, and walking paths that are all interconnected. Artisanal details are evident everywhere, from woodcarving to architectural elements referencing Chinese and Taiwanese traditions. Culinarily, too, the focus here is on the experience, with an emphasis on local ingredients and Taiwanese hospitality. It is a hotel where the stay itself is at least as special as the destination.
No. 32, Jiuqionghu, Xinpu Township, Hsinchu County 

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© The One Nanyuan

Best hotels in Taiwan: Taichung 

HOSHINOYA Guguan

Between the mountains and hot springs of Guguan lies HOSHINOYA GuguanAs soon as you walk into the resort, you immediately want to switch into relaxation mode. Walking paths run alongside flowing water and greenery, while the suites feel minimalist and warm, featuring plenty of wood and open baths filled with thermal water from the region. Just like at a classic Japanese ryokan, much revolves around the onsen experience here. In addition to the private baths in the rooms, there are public hot springs with views over the green valley of Central Taiwan. The hotel also features a fine restaurant, offering multi-course kaiseki-style dinners that combine Japanese techniques with ingredients from Taiwan. Furthermore, HOSHINOYA Guguan holds a MICHELIN Key, an award for hotels offering an exceptional overall experience.
No.16, Wenquan Ln, Sec. 1, Dongguan Rd, Heping District, 424 Taichung, Taiwan, China

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© HOSHINOYA Guguan

RedDot Hotel

In Taichung lies RedDot Hotel, a hotel that immediately stands out due to its creative interior. The building originally started as a hotel in the 1970s but received a complete makeover where industrial details, art, designer furniture, and striking materials come together. As a result, the hotel feels playful and modern without becoming too trendy. Downstairs, you can visit Mariposa Bistro, an atmospheric restaurant with an intimate ambiance, while SaoBao Bar is a nice spot for a drink after a day in the city.
No. 206, Minzu Road, Central District, Taichung

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© RedDot Hotel

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