All Inclusive Hotels in Taiwan from NZ$161

"Our room had a beautiful view of the road and the tree line. The buffet was delicious with great variety. This hotel is attached to a mall so it can get busy. There were a lot of people there for business and for weddings."

"I loved this hotel for my first trip to Taiwan"

"Loved the use of the hotel rooftop bath "

"The staff is welcomed and speed up the check-in process. Also, it wasn’t too long to get the room key. 12pm check-out time is just perfect."

"Egg dishes are usually overcooked or cold Staffs are overall helpful "

"The staff members are friendly and professional. The Grand Hotel has interesting beginnings and historical importance. The building’s architectural and traditional designs are fulfilled with positive meanings. The hotel also has West and East secrets passages tours that visitors can join and to get to learn more about its history. Our rooms have beautiful views of Taipei 101 and Keelung River. "

"My recent stay at Shangri-La Far Eastern, Taipei was an excellent overall experience. The front desk staff were highly professional, courteous, and efficient, making the check-in process smooth and welcoming. The hotel itself feels grand and luxurious, with refined design and attention to detail that reflect true international five-star standards. The room was particularly impressive—spacious, comfortable, and beautifully maintained. One of the highlights was the panoramic view of Taipei 101, which was absolutely stunning both during the day and at night, adding a memorable touch to the stay. The only minor drawback was the breakfast restaurant, where the layout and flow felt somewhat disorganized during peak hours, slightly affecting the dining experience. However, this small issue did not take away from the overall quality of the stay. I would still highly recommend this hotel to anyone who values excellent service and a luxurious environment. It is definitely a place I would return to."

"Great"

"Good location and helpful front staff. However, the hotel is definitely dated. Odd that there are no USB slots nor outlets on the nightstand area."