Taipei accommodation recommendation | The Riviera Hotel

There are many different types of hotels to choose from when visiting Taipei. This time, if I wanted to stay more comfortably, I chose to stay at the European and Chinese Hotel, which is full of southern French style. I could get a large room for only HK$1,000 per night. The environment is disproportionate to the price, and the accommodation is as comfortable as a five-star resort. In addition, I also like the fact that it is the first environmentally friendly hotel in Taiwan to obtain LEED Platinum green building certification. Do you think that saving energy and sustainable operations will affect the quality of accommodation? In fact, you won’t even notice it when you’re there, and you’ll feel more at ease living there. Going out for fun can also help the earth, and in addition to being a vegetarian, it’s another way to reduce your carbon footprint. The Ouhua Hotel can be reached from Yuanshan Station or Zhongshan Elementary School Station. The distance is actually about the same, and you can see different scenery along the way. If you go to Yuanshan Station, you can walk through the Flower Expo Park. There is a market to visit on weekends, and there are shops and restaurants to visit on weekdays. If you go to Zhongshan Elementary School Station, you can pass by Qingguang Market, which is a traditional food shopping district in Taipei with many long queues for delicious food. If you don’t want to walk, I later learned that the hotel provides free shuttle buses to famous attractions. In addition to fixed times, you can also make reservations for specific times if necessary to arrange your itinerary. The European-style building looks very impressive from the outside. Although it is a hotel with a bit of history, it does not feel old at all when you go inside. Instead, it has the elegance of an old luxury hotel. The carpets and bedspreads in the room are hand-painted by French designers and made by the 230-year-old British royal brand Brintons. The most distinctive feature is that they are made with weaving instead of plants. There are plenty of sockets at the bedside for mobile phones. I didn't expect that old hotels also have USB sockets. I would have saved myself from buying a two-pin USB charging plug. By the way, it turns out that the alarm clock can be directly plugged into an iPhone for charging, so you don’t have to worry about electronic devices running out of power when living here. The bathroom is quite large, with plenty of desk space to place skin care cosmetics, and plenty of mirrors so you can look however you want. The toiletries set uses the German environmentally friendly brand ECO boutique. Not only are the products degradable and will not pollute the environment, even the bottles are recyclable. It does not have a strong fragrance and is not easy to foam, but the quality is good. As for dining, the hotel has a bakery and a steak house, as well as homemade pineapple cakes for souvenirs, and you can also have cakes for afternoon tea. The steak house is also a place for breakfast. The buffet breakfast at Ouhua is better than I imagined. I didn’t expect it to be so rich. Whether it is the environment, service or vegetarian options, it is also very surprising. #Taiwan Clearance#Good Places to Go in the Hot Summer#Overseas Travel#Hotels to Play