[2025 Taipei Stay] Travel Guide for Taipei Fullerton Hotel South (Updated May)

The Blue Mosque, officially known as the Sultan Ahmed Mosque, is one of the most iconic religious structures in Istanbul. Built in the 17th century, it was not only the first imperial mosque but is also hailed as the pinnacle of Ottoman classical architecture. Designed by Sedefkar Mehmed Agha, a disciple of the renowned architect Sinan, the mosque blends Ottoman opulence with Byzantine grandeur, drawing inspiration from the nearby Hagia Sophia to become a masterpiece bridging two civilizations. The Blue Mosque features a magnificent central dome, six slender minarets, and cascading semi-domes that are awe-inspiring even from the outside. Stepping inside feels like entering a serene world. The upper walls are adorned with over 20,000 blue Iznik tiles, and under the soft natural light, the prayer hall seems to glow with a sacred blue hue, evoking a sense of tranquility. However, the experience isn’t all romantic. Since visitors must remove their shoes, the mosque inevitably carries a strong "foot odor"—a reality akin to the smell of salted fish. If you’re a cleanliness enthusiast, it’s advisable to bring disposable socks or shoe covers for peace of mind. While the carpets are relatively well-maintained and visitors are allowed to sit on the floor, it’s best to be mentally prepared. Additionally, the mosque holds five daily Muslim prayer sessions during which tourists are not allowed to enter. It’s recommended to check the schedule in advance to avoid disappointment. Visitors are required to dress modestly: women must wear headscarves (long robes are available for free on-site), and men in shorts will need to wrap a cloth skirt to enter. Shoes must be placed in provided plastic bags and carried with you. Although I visited several mosques in Istanbul, I must admit that after seeing a few, one might experience "aesthetic fatigue." That said, the Blue Mosque remains the most striking of them all. Its grandeur and intricate details make it truly worth a visit.

Taipei Fullerton Hotel Fuxing South is located right next to Da’an train station. It is also just two stations away from Taipei 101 and also 10 mins walking distance to Linjiang Night Market. The service is courteous and prompt. The best part is the little coffee corner beside the main lobby reception where you can sip away with biscuits. There is also a sauna in onsen style at the rooftop with men and ladies hours. Highly recommended if you want a comfortable stay exploring Taipei and its downtown core. #taipei #taiwantrip #Taipeifullertonsouth

Taipei Fullerton north stay is precious, the breakfast is so awesome , and the cosy atmosphere and elegant are giving it a unique feel and atmosphere vibe. I’ll definitely come back again to stay here for my next trip in Taipei soon in next year, the staff is friendly and helpful . They reserve a special rate for my room and stay although I’ve my cancelled flight. That’s so memorable

#Taipei Hotel Taipei Fullerton Hotel - South is located in Section 2, Fuxing South, Da'an District, Taipei City. It is only a 3-minute walk from MRT Da'an Station, and transportation is very convenient! The hotel lobby has a simple and neat feel, with 24-hour coffee and handmade cookies for guests to enjoy! The staff are professional and enthusiastic, making guests feel at home❤️ The room is stylish and simple, with warm colors and wooden furniture as the main features, giving people a cozy feeling of home! The overall environment is comfortable and well-managed, the bed is of moderate size and hardness, and the air conditioning is sufficient! There is a capsule coffee machine for guests to enjoy! The restroom is separated into dry and wet areas, and the water pressure and temperature are stable. It is definitely a good accommodation choice for business or travel!

#Taipei Hotel When I travel, I am easily attracted by the decoration and fun of the hotel. It is not that I prefer magnificent decoration, but I have a special liking for convenience and high cost performance. For example, the Fullerton Hotel of the Taipei chain that I visited. When traveling in a big city, I still prefer large hotels with convenient transportation and complete facilities. The CP value is super high. I will go and check it out immediately! —⛩Name & Location The name of the hotel is: Fullerton Hotel, Fuxing South, and its address is No. 41, Section 2, Fuxing South Road, Da'an District, Taipei City, Taiwan. It is accessible by various transportation methods and has a very convenient geographical location. —⛩Hotel Features Taipei Fullerton Hotel - South Branch is located in the heart of Taipei's Da'an District, at the intersection of Fuxing South Road and Xinyi Road, next to the MRT Da'an Station. It is a 2-minute walk to the Xinyi/Wenhu MRT stations and a 5-minute walk to the Xinyi World Trade Exhibition Center. Stroll along the most prosperous and bustling Xinyi Road to experience the city's past and future, humanity and technology. Walk through the streets and alleys to explore the neighborhood map, easily visit Sisi South Village (Taipei’s first military dependents’ village) which has now been transformed into a market, look up at Sisi South Village and you can see Taipei 101 and the boutique shopping district in Xinyi District, and fully experience the charm of Taipei. —⛩Check-in time: Check-in time 15:00; Check-out time 11:00 —📎About Fullerton Hotel ⛩The hotel also provides a variety of meals for guests to choose from~

#taipeitrip If you’re looking for a nice hotel in Taipei, then look no further than the Fullerton South! The hotel has very nice and spacious rooms with free WiFi, amenities and an extra large tv. The hotel staff are very friendly and it is situated in a great location, close to the city centre. The reception area is very beautiful and inviting which adds to the charm of the hotel