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Mandarin Oriental, Taipei

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Mandarin Oriental, Taipei
Company typeHotel
IndustryHospitality
FoundedMay 2014; 12 years ago (2014-05)
Headquarters
Taipei
,
Taiwan
Area served
Taipei, Taiwan
ProductsHotel rooms and suites, dining venues, spa services
ParentMandarin Oriental Hotel Group
Websitewww.mandarinoriental.com/taipei

Mandarin Oriental, Taipei () represents a high-end hotel located in the Songshan District, Taipei, Taiwan, in close proximity to Taipei Songshan Airport, Breeze Center, and Taipei Arena. Since its inauguration in May 2014, it has been operated by the Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group. The establishment comprises 303 rooms and suites, six dining and drinking venues, along with the Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Taipei.

Location

Positioned within Songshan District, Taipei, Mandarin Oriental, Taipei lies near Taipei Songshan Airport, which serves both domestic flights and international connections to destinations such as Seoul, Tokyo, and multiple cities across mainland China.

The hotel is also conveniently close to the bustling commercial area of Xinyi District, Taipei, which hosts prominent shopping malls, entertainment facilities, and notable landmarks including the Taipei World Trade Center, the National Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, and Taipei 101.

Taipei Metro

From airports:

  • Roughly 10 minutes by car from Songshan International Airport
  • Around 50 minutes by car from Taoyuan International Airport

The Hotel

The design of the hotel merges traditional European influences with Asian aesthetics, prominently featuring a lobby centerpiece: a chandelier composed of 50,000 crystals crafted by Czech artist Tafana Dvorakova.

Mandarin Oriental, Taipei provides 303 luxurious guest accommodations equipped with amenities such as heated marble flooring and separate powder rooms. Its offerings include a spa featuring sauna facilities and treatments inspired by Asian traditions, an outdoor swimming pool, spaces for conferences and banquets, six dining establishments, a bar, and an exclusive lounge.

Restaurants and Bars

  • The Jade Lounge: Venue for afternoon tea
  • Ya Ge: Chinese restaurant focusing on dim sum and a variety of Chinese dishes
  • Café Un Deux Trois: Café serving international fare
  • Bencotto: Italian eatery with an open kitchen concept
  • The Mandarin Cake Shop: Pastry boutique offering breads, chocolates, and sweets
  • Champagne Bar: Cocktail bar designed in Art Deco style

See also

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