The Grand Hotel: Taipei's national treasure hotel with a long history

#Taipei Hotel This national treasure-class Taipei hotel located in Jiantan Mountain was built after World War II to host foreign dignitaries and heads of state. The hotel, which used to be viewed from afar but never approached, became an important landmark of Taipei City after its completion and opening in 1973. Its bright red and magnificent appearance not only has oriental aesthetic features in its layout, but can also be seen clearly from a bird's eye view from an airplane. However, with the change of the times, after the 1990s, large-scale private hotel industries emerged one after another. The Yuanshan Hotel's complacency was bound to be unable to withstand the competition, so the board of directors decided to turn to the popularization and start to revitalize its operations. The interior of the hotel room is indeed not very new. The superior side view room we stayed in was in an old-fashioned style with a lot of wooden furniture. It was a bit damp, and the pillows and quilt felt very damp and uncomfortable. The food is ok, the Chinese restaurant is really nice and has a lot of good food. The hearty breakfast makes tourists feel that the trip is worthwhile. You can visit the guided tour of the West Secret Road when you stay. This place has always been full of mystery. I heard that when it was established, in order to protect super guests, they could leave the hotel quickly in case of emergencies. So the East Secret Passage and the West Secret Passage were built underground.