Taipei Grand Hotel is a super comfortable resort hotel!

The Grand Hotel Taipei. Located at No. 1, Section 4, Zhongshan North Road, Taipei City, Taiwan, it is a landmark building with a history of more than 70 years. The original site of the Grand Hotel was a Taiwanese shrine during the Japanese occupation period. The building used a large number of dragon carvings, so it was also called the "Dragon Palace." The hotel adopts a Chinese palace-style layout and is divided into the main building, Golden Dragon Hall, Green Phoenix Hall and Kylin Hall. It is decorated luxuriously and elegantly. The back mountain is the guest room department, which is often used to receive foreign dignitaries. The hotel's interior is richly decorated, including colorful painted beams, red pearl columns and a magnificent hall, with various paintings and reliefs hanging everywhere, such as the Kangren Snow Mountain Picture, the Dongtian Mountain Hall Picture and the Qingming Shanghe Picture. The Grand Hotel has a total of 500 guest rooms, including sky rooms, exquisite windowless rooms and elite panoramic suites. The rooms are equipped with air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, an electric kettle and shower facilities. Some rooms also have an en suite bathroom with a bathtub. There are several restaurants in the hotel, offering Chinese, Western and Japanese cuisine. In addition, the hotel also has an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness center and a sauna area, as well as a barber and beauty center and a games room, providing guests with comprehensive leisure facilities. The Grand Hotel enjoys a superior geographical location, facing the Keelung River in front, Yangming Mountain in the back, Songshan Mountain in the east, and Tamsui River in the west, with convenient transportation. The hotel is just an 8-minute drive from Yuanshan MRT Station, and the hotel provides a free shuttle service. It is a 10-minute drive from Shilin Night Market, a 15-minute drive from Taipei Railway Station and Taipei Songshan Airport, and approximately a 60-minute drive from Taoyuan International Airport.