1, CHUNG SHAN N. ROAD, SECTION 4
Taipei, 104 Nightly Rates(119.20 - 70,000.00)3 Star
Property Description
THE GRAND HOTEL, MAJESTICALLY SET IN THE LUSH YUAN SHAN MOUNTAIN, STANDS AS TAIPEI'S MOST MAGNIFICENT LANDMARK. TRADITIONAL PALACE STYLE ARCHITECTURE FEATURE VERMILION PILLARS STATELY ARCHWAYS AND A BRILLIANTLY TILES ROOF. THE CLASSICALLY APPOINTED ROOMS AND SUITES OF THIS PALATIAL HOTEL PROVIDE STYLE AND COMFORT, WORLD-CLASS AMENITIES AND SOME OF THE MOST OUTSTANDING VIEWS OF THE CITY BELOW. SERVING AN ARRAY OF WESTERN AND CHINESE STYLE DELICACIES IN 10 RESTAURANTS AND PRIVATE DINING PARLORS, THE GRAND OFFERS CUISINE FIT FOR THE IMPERIAL COURT FROM CANTONESE DIM SUM, STEAMING DUMPLINGS, FRESH SEAFOOD, GRILLED STEAK AND TANTALIZING DESSERTS, AS WELL AS AFTERNOON TEA, COFFEE AND A SELECTION OF FINE LIQUORS. AN IDEAL PLACE TO HOLD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES, THE GRAND OFFERS 10 FULLY-EQUIPPED MEETING ROOMS WITH CAPACITY OF 15-60 PEOPLE AS WELL AS A STATE-OF-ART INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE HALL AND AUDITORIUM WHICH HOSTS UP TO 400 PEOPLE FEATURING INFRARED SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION, 250 INCH VIDEO SCREEN WITH PROJECTOR AND DEDICATED ISDN LINES. THE GRAND BALLROOM LOCATED AT THE TOP OF THE HOTEL IS THE PERFECT VENUE FOR WORLD-CLASS EVENT OR EXTRAVAGANT SOCIAL GALAS. HOSTS UP TO 800 PEOPLE WITH BREATHTAKING PANORAMIC VIEWS OF TAIPEI.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Barber/Beauty Shop
Business Center
Coffee Maker in Room
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Express Checkout
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Free Newspaper
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Fitness Center or Spa
Tennis
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
VIP Rooms/Services
Room Information
DELUXE ROOM
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EQUIPPED WITH ONE KING-SIZE OR TWO TWIN-SIZE BEDS, AND AIR CONDITION, MINIBAR, SATELLITE TV AND COMPLIMENTARY NEWSPAPERS AVAILABLE
SUPERIOR ROOM
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AVERAGE 15 SQ METERS IN DIMENSION WITH AIR CONDITION, MINIBAR, SATELLITE TV AND COMPLIMENTARY NEWSPAPERS AVAILABLE
Rate Disclaimer
INDICATED RATE FOR SEARCH PURPOSE ONLY; CHECK FOR SPECIFIC RATE WHEN MAKING RESERVATIONS.
Miscellaneous Information
Taiwan Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 15:00
Check out time is 12:00
Time Zone is GMT +8:00
Opened in 1951
Renovated in 1996
489 rooms.
0 suites.
12 floors.
Directions
TAKE THE FIRST HIGHWAY (CHUNG SHAN HIGHWAY) TO THE NORTH AND WILL SEE THE HOTEL ALONG SIDE OF THE HIGHWAY.
TAKE MIN SHENG E. ROAD AND TURN RIGHT AT HSIN SHEN SPEEDWAY TO THE NORTH. IT TAKES APPROXIMATELY 15 TO 20 MINUTES TO REACH THE HOTEL.
CHIANG KAI SHEK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT; SUNG SHAN DOMESTIC AIRPORT
Guarantee Policy
PLESE PROVIDE A VALID CREDIT CARD AT TIME OF BOOKING TO HOLD YOUR RESERVATION.
Cancellation Policy
THROUGH THE INTERNET SITE WHERE YOUR RESERVATION WAS MADE, CANCELLATION MUST BE MADE 24 HOURS PRIOR TO ARRIVAL DAY. CANCELLATIONS WITH 24 HOUR WILL BE SUBJECT TO A ONE-NIGHT ROOM AND TAX CHARGE.
Restaurant Information
DINING AT THE GRAND HOTEL
THE GRAND HOTEL PROVIDES DINING FIT FOR THE IMPERIAL COURT. IMAGINE WALKING UP TO THE SMELL OF FRESH CROISSANTS AND COFFEE. AT MID-DAY, ENJOY A BOWL OF TRADITIONAL NORTHERN CHINESE STEWED NOODLES SOUP OR THE AFTERNOON TEA. HAVE A CUP OF EARL GRAY TEA WITH A FRESH BAKED CHEESECAKE. DURING EVENING HOURS ENJOY SUMPTUOUS DISHES OF FRESH SEAFOOD AND OTHER DELICIOUS ENTREES. THE GRAND HOTEL'S RESTAURANTS - SERVING CHINESE AND WESTERN DELICACIES - OFFERS A WIDE ARRAY OF DIVERSE DINING EXPERIENCES SUITABLE FOR ALL PALATES.
Meeting Facility
MEETING ROOM FACILITIES
CONFERENCE /BANQUET ROOMS OFFERING
Recreation Information
RECREATION AVAILABLE WITHIN THE HOTEL
OUTDOOR OLYMPIC SIZED SWIMMING POOL, TENNIS COURT, BOWLING ALLEY, BILLIARDS, PING PONG, GYMNASIUM, SAUNA AND KID'S PLAYGROUND
ATTRACTIONS LOCATED NEARBY
* CITY CENTER - 2 MILES SOUTH* THE PALACE MUSEUM - 2 MILES NORTH EAST* YANG MIN NATIONAL PARK - 3 MILES NORTH* CHIANG KAI SHEK MEMORIAL HALL - 2 MILES SOUTH* TAIPEI WORLD TRADE CENTER - 4 MILES SOUTH EAST* SHIN LIN NIGHT MARKET - 0 MILE NORTH* CONFUCIUS TEMPLE - 1 MILE SOUTH* LUNG SHAN TEMPLE - 3 MILES SOUTH WEST* TAN SUI - 6 MILES NORTH* SUN YET SHEN MEMORIAL HALL - 3 MILES SOUTH EAST* TAIPEI RAILWAY STATION - 2 MILES SOUTH* MRT STATION - METRO - 0 MILE NORTH* TAIPEI FINE ART MUSEUM - 0 MILE SOUTH* HSIN CHU SCIENTIFIC INDUSTRIAL PARK - 40 MILES SOUTH* TRAVEL INFO SERVICES CENTER - 3 MILES SOUTH
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