TAIWAN, PROVINCE OF CHINA

Taiwan, Province of China Hotels: Prices & Rankings 2026

5 hotels $156–$1,678/night
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Capella Taipei
best in Taiwan, Province of China
Regent Taipei
cheapest in Taiwan, Province of China
Capella Taipei
most expensive in Taiwan, Province of China

Price distribution per hotel

One box per hotel, sorted by typical price. The box spans the middle range of nightly rates over the next year; whiskers reach the cheap and expensive ends.

$/night $0 $215 $431 $646 $861 Regent Taipei — min $156 · median $197 · max $286 Regent Taipei Shangri-La Far Eastern, Taipei — min $169 · median $204 · max $261 Shangri-La Far Eastern, Taipei Mandarin Oriental, Taipei — min $271 · median $383 · max $539 Mandarin Oriental, Taipei HOSHINOYA Guguan — min $386 · median $478 · max $637 HOSHINOYA Guguan Capella Taipei — min $554 · median $643 · max $820 Capella Taipei
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Rating × price

Each dot is one Taiwan, Province of China hotel. The top half is better-rated; the right half is more expensive. Click a dot to open the hotel.

30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% $200 $300 $400 $500 $600 Hotel percentile Median nightly rate (USD) GEMS high rating · lower price WORTH THE SPLURGE high rating · high price FAIR PRICE you get what you pay for OVERPRICED low rating · high price Capella Taipei — 76% · $643/night Capella Taipei Mandarin Oriental, Taipei — 64% · $383/night Mandarin Oriental, Taipei HOSHINOYA Guguan — 50% · $478/night HOSHINOYA Guguan Regent Taipei — 33% · $197/night Regent Taipei Shangri-La Far Eastern, Taipei — 30% · $204/night Shangri-La Far Eastern, Taipei
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What are the best luxury hotels in Taiwan, Province of China?
Capella Taipei ranks Top 25% (Outstanding) and is the most service-driven and design-coherent luxury hotel in Taipei — book a suite, not an entry-level room. Mandarin Oriental, Taipei (Top 37%, Excellent) is the city's benchmark for service, spa, and dining, with a breakfast that warrants the trip. HOSHINOYA Guguan in Taichung (Top 48%, Excellent) is the most fully realized Japanese-style onsen resort in Taiwan, best in cool weather over two or three nights.
What is the cheapest luxury hotel in Taiwan, Province of China?
Regent Taipei starts at $156 per night, the lowest entry rate among Taiwan's luxury hotels. The Zhongshan address, exceptional service, and on-site dining lineup make it a credible luxury pick, though the hardware is dated. Book the Tai Pan floor or an AMEX FHR rate and it punches above its price; a standard room won't feel like modern five-star polish.
What is the most expensive luxury hotel in Taiwan, Province of China?
Mandarin Oriental, Taipei tops out at $1,678 per night, the highest rate in Taiwan. It remains the city's benchmark luxury hotel on the strength of service, spa, and dining — the breakfast alone warrants the trip. The location is awkward and the decor divides opinion, but for milestone stays prioritizing service depth over neighborhood buzz, it earns the verdict.
When is the best time to visit luxury hotels in Taiwan, Province of China?
August is the cheapest month for luxury hotels in Taiwan, coinciding with peak summer heat, humidity, and typhoon season — rates drop because conditions are demanding. For weather, October through March is more comfortable, with cool, dry autumn and mild winter ideal for Taipei sightseeing and onsen stays at HOSHINOYA Guguan. Lunar New Year (late January or February) spikes prices and crowds. Shoulder months like November and March balance value and conditions best.
Which luxury hotel brands operate in Taiwan, Province of China?
Five luxury brands operate in Taiwan, each with one property: Capella (Capella Taipei), Mandarin Oriental (Mandarin Oriental, Taipei), Hoshinoya (HOSHINOYA Guguan), Regent (Regent Taipei), and Shangri-La. Capella and Mandarin Oriental lead the top-ranked set, anchoring Taipei's high-end market alongside Regent's Zhongshan address, while Hoshinoya brings the only Japanese-style onsen ryokan to Taichung.
How much does a luxury hotel in Taiwan, Province of China cost?
Luxury hotels in Taiwan range from $156 to $1,678 per night, with a median of $383. Regent Taipei sets the entry point at $156, while Mandarin Oriental, Taipei reaches $1,678 at the top. The $383 median places Taiwan below Hong Kong and Tokyo on a per-night basis, with Capella Taipei and HOSHINOYA Guguan occupying the upper-mid tier.
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