Name: Grand Hyatt Taipei
Address: 2 SongShou Road, 110060, Taiwan

Grand Hyatt Taipei

Taipei, Taiwan

Grand Hyatt Taipei

Taipei, Taiwan

About the hotel

Loyalty programme

Style

Cosmopolitan

Rooms

850

"Set in the shadow of the city’s most iconic building, Grand Hyatt Taipei boasts recently renovated guestrooms, eight destinations for food and drink and an outdoor fifth-storey swimming pool."

As the largest international five-star hotel in Taiwan, Grand Hyatt Taipei is impressive from the get-go. First of all, there's its setting which places the hotel in the heart of the Xinyi District, quite literally in the shadow of the iconic Taipei 101. Then there's its dining scene, which – thanks to eight venues for food and drink – makes the hotel a culinary destination in its own right. All of this is to speak nothing of Grand Hyatt’s wealth of amenities and sleek guestrooms; which have been made to feel more luxe than ever thanks to an extensive recent makeover.

A staggering assortment of 850 rooms and suites makes this the capital city's largest hotel – and by no small margin, either. Grand Hyatt’s impressive size is reflected by its appropriately grandiose three-storey lobby, which is a vision of Oriental opulence with an attractive modern twist. Guestrooms are decidedly more pared-down, but in a good way; the aesthetic restraint makes the rooms feel sleek, calm and cool. Thanks to the hotel's recent facelift, these sophisticated spaces feel more like chic urban residences than your average guestrooms, an ambiance which is found in the posh suites most of all. Designed with elegant apartments in mind, these gorgeous spaces feature tons of perks (think butler service and Grand Club Level access) to go with their artsy-yet-refined edginess.

A wealth of dining options guarantee plenty of variety at mealtimes; you'll likely have to resist the urge to take all your meals within the hotel. Each venue has its own distinct personality and atmosphere with an impressive array of cuisines representing both local and international gastronomy. Continental European cuisine by way of fresh seafood dishes and succulent steaks can be found at Bel Air Bar & Grill; carnivores would be remiss to skip out on the Beef Wellington, one of the restaurant’s best-loved signature dishes. A spectacular array of Japanese cuisine can be found at Irodori, which features an extensive (and impressive) buffet including everything from sushi and sashimi to ramen & rare delicacies. The flavours of Beijing, Sichuan and beyond take centre stage at the Chinese restaurant Yun Jin (which is one of the hotel’s newest additions), while Italian fare is the cuisine of choice at Ziga Zaga, and authentic Cantonese is the focus at Pearl Liang. For the ultimate in relaxation, opt for a light bite and a cocktail (or two) at the Pool Bar, which is located by the outdoor heated swimming pool found on the hotel's fifth floor.

Hotel amenities

Air conditioning

Laundry/valet service

Pool

Restaurant

Room service

Spa

Pets allowed

Business centre

Fitness centre

Internet complimentary

Parking complimentary

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