Taipei MRT: Map, Lines, Fares, Usage & Ride Guide

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Taipei MRT

Taipei is one of Asia’s easiest cities to explore, and the Taipei MRT is the reason why. For visitors, it offers a clean, safe and reliable way to reach night markets, shopping streets, hot springs and landmarks like Taipei 101, all without the stress of traffic or language barriers.

This guide covers everything you need for smooth travel: the Taipei MRT map, operating hours, fares and ticket options, a clear line guide, how to use an EasyCard, and where to stay near MRT stations. With these tips, you can move around Taipei with confidence and enjoy the city like a local.

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Taipei MRT Map

Taipei MRT Map

If it’s your first time in Taiwan, let me assure you: the Taipei MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) is one of the most tourist-friendly transport systems I’ve ever used. It’s reliable, air-conditioned (a must!), and signs are in English, Mandarin, and Pinyin, so there's no need to worry.

Why I loved it:

  • 🚆 Trains run every few minutes
  • 🧼 The stations are super clean
  • 💳 Easy to use with a stored-value card
  • 🗺️ The MRT map is colour-coded and easy to follow

Whether you're going shopping, sightseeing, or just chilling at a local café, the Taipei MRT Map is your golden key. 💛

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Taipei MRT Operating Hours

Taipei MRT station

The Taipei MRT runs daily from around 6:00 am until midnight. Trains arrive every 2–5 minutes during peak hours and roughly every 7–10 minutes late at night.

⏱️ I’ve caught the last train from Ximen a few times after a late supper—no worries at all! Stations display the last train times for each platform, so you’ll never have to worry about getting stuck.

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Taipei MRT Ticket Prices

Taipei MRT

Here’s something we all love—cheap and predictable fares 😍

Ticket TypeFare Range (TWD)Who it's forPros

Single-journey Token

TWD 20–65

First-time travellers or short-term visitors

It's easy, but you'll need to purchase one each time.

EasyCard

Enjoy around 20% off fares

The perfect choice for travellers!

Reusable and works for the MRT, buses, YouBike and shops 🛒

Taipei Fun Pass

1- to 3-day unlimited

Sightseeing enthusiasts

Covers MRT, buses and some attractions 🎟️

💡 Note: 1 TWD ≈ £0.025. So most MRT rides cost only £0.5–1.3!

Taipei MRT Lines & Major Stations

Taipei MRT Lines

Source: metroman.cn

🔴 Red Line (Tamsui–Xinyi Line 淡水信義線)

Taipei MRT Lines and Map

Route: Tamsui – Xiangshan
Best for: Iconic sights, sunset views, hot springs and shopping

This was my most-used line! It takes you from the scenic north (Tamsui) to the city’s bustling shopping and skyscraper zones.

🚉 Must-Stop Stations:

  • Tamsui (淡水): A beautiful riverside stroll, crispy fried squid, and delicious street food 🌅
  • Beitou / Xinbeitou (北投 / 新北投): Hot springs & public baths ♨️
  • Shilin (士林): A massive night market with everything from XXL chicken chop to bubble tea 🍗🧋
  • Taipei Main Station (台北車站): The central hub for trains, the MRT, and the HSR
  • Taipei 101 / World Trade Center (台北101): Insta-famous skyscraper, luxury malls 🏙️
  • Xiangshan (象山): The start of the Elephant Mountain hike, offering the best views of the city 🐘

📌 Top Tip: Try to catch the sunset at Tamsui – it's super romantic and perfect for photos!

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🔵 Blue Line (Bannan Line 板南線)

Route: Dingpu – Nangang Exhibition Center
Best for: Shopping, night markets, and transport links

This line cuts straight through the heart of Taipei's city centre, serving as a vital backbone for both travellers and locals alike.

🚉 Must-Stop Stations:

  • Banqiao (板橋): Discover vibrant shopping centres and a major transport hub, your perfect gateway to Taichung, Tainan, and Kaohsiung.
  • Ximen (西門): Street food, fashion, and arcades – think of it as Taiwan’s very own Shibuya 🎮🛍️
  • Zhongxiao Fuxing (忠孝復興): The grand SOGO mall and a variety of Japanese stores
  • Taipei City Hall (市政府): A vibrant shopping district right near the iconic Taipei 101.
  • Nangang Exhibition Centre (南港展覽館): Events, expos, and the start of the Airport MRT

📌 Pro Tip: This line gets crowded during rush hour—plan your travel times if you prefer quieter rides.

🟢 Green Line (Songshan–Xindian Line 松山新店線)

Route: Songshan – Xindian
Best for: Culture, nature, and night markets

I loved this line for connecting historic sites and local food gems. It also takes you to riverside parks and some student-friendly neighbourhoods.

🚉 Must-Stop Stations:

  • Songshan (松山): Raohe Night Market is right outside the station – you must try the pepper buns! 🌶️
  • Nanjing Fuxing (南京復興): Change here for the Brown Line – a fantastic spot for some retail therapy!
  • Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall (中正紀念堂): A stunning square, rich history, and the iconic changing of the guard
  • Gongguan (公館): A vibrant university area with charming cafes, bookshops, and affordable local eats 🍱
  • Xindian (新店): Nature, Bitan Suspension Bridge, and rowing boats 🚣‍♀️

📌 Top Tip: Perfect for an afternoon that starts with culture and ends with a relaxing stroll through the park.

🟠 Orange Line (Zhonghe–Xinlu Line 中和新蘆線)

Route: Nanshijiao – Luzhou / Huilong (Y-shaped)
Best for: Immersing yourself in local life and exploring Taipei off the beaten track

This line was a bit quieter and offered a lovely glimpse into the daily lives of the locals. It’s still very well-connected and well worth a ride if you enjoy venturing off the beaten track.

🚉 Must-Stop Stations:

  • Nanshijiao (南勢角): Local street food & markets
  • Daqiaotou (大橋頭): Right by Dihua Street – discover traditional Chinese medicine and charming fabric shops.
  • Luzhou (蘆洲): Perfect for soaking up the local atmosphere and exploring traditional temples.
  • Zhongxiao Xinsheng (忠孝新生): A quick switch to the Blue Line

📌 Pro Tip: Don’t underestimate this line—sometimes the best eats are hidden in these “local” neighbourhoods!

🌈 Brown Line (Wenhu Line 文湖線)

Route: Taipei Zoo – Nangang Exhibition Centre
Best for: Scenic views, wildlife, tea plantations and nature

This line is elevated, so the views are absolutely stunning if you love lush greenery and mountain backdrops.

🚉 Must-Stop Stations:

  • Taipei Zoo (動物園): A family-friendly favourite and home to the adorable pandas 🐼
  • Embark on an aerial adventure with the Maokong Gondola! Easily accessible from the zoo, this glass-bottom cable car offers breathtaking panoramic views of Taipei. And the best part? You'll find charming tea houses waiting to welcome you at the top! 🍵
  • Technology Building (科技大樓): Fantastic breakfast spots nearby
  • Nangang Exhibition Center: Transferring to the Blue Line

📌 Top Tip: Head to Maokong early for morning tea and tranquil scenery—it feels just like being in the Cameron Highlands!

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🟪 Taoyuan Airport MRT (桃園機場捷運)

Route: Taoyuan Airport – Taipei Main Station
Best for: Airport transfers – fast, smooth, and luggage-friendly

There are two train options to choose from:

  • Express Train: Fewer stops, approx. 35 minutes
  • Commuter Train: More stops, taking around 50 minutes

🧳 Some airlines, like EVA Air, even let you check in your luggage at Taipei Main Station – how cool is that?!

📍 My MRT travel tips as a traveller:

  • 🗣️ Don’t worry if you can’t speak Mandarin—just smile and ask politely. The locals are incredibly helpful.
  • 🧭 Use Google Maps or the Taipei MRT app—they're super accurate and provide real-time updates.
  • 💳 Grab an EasyCard (more on this later!) and top it up at convenience stores
  • 📸 Take a screenshot of the MRT map or save it offline on your phone!
  • 🚦 Follow the station signs carefully—platforms are clear and colour-coded!

EasyCard: Simplify Your Taipei Travel

EasyCard: Simplify Your Taipei Travel

Trust me: if you're visiting Taiwan, pick up an EasyCard as soon as you land. It’s Taiwan’s version of the Oyster card – and it makes everything so much easier.

Works for:

  • MRT 🚇
  • Buses 🚌
  • YouBike 🚲
  • Convenience stores (7-Eleven, FamilyMart) 🏪
  • A few attractions and vending machines

💵 Price:

  • TWD 100 (non-refundable card fee)
  • Top up with a minimum of TWD 100 credit

🧠 Travel Hack: I’m still using the same EasyCard from my first trip to Taiwan three years ago—it’s valid for the long term!

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💡 Final MRT Travel Tips:

  • Grab an EasyCard as soon as you land – no need to queue for tickets
  • Navigate with ease using Google Maps or the Taipei MRT app for real-time routes.
  • Travel off-peak if you want a quieter, more relaxing journey.
  • Remember to tap in and out properly to avoid any extra charges!
  • Explore beyond Taipei Main Station – there's so much more to discover just a few stops away!
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Top Hotel Picks in Taipei

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Top Hotels in Taipei

5 star

8.8/105481 Reviews
Ximenting Commercial Area Taipei|4.53km from city centre
The service from one of the front desk staff, I think her name was Jess or Jessie, was absolutely terrible. Her tone of voice made me feel completely disrespected. I arrived early and had called the day before to see if an early check-in could be arranged due to a long layover. However, I was told they received no such notification and that I absolutely had to wait until 3 PM to check in, not even a half-hour earlier. Her manner felt like she was interrogating me, which was very frustrating. In the end, I just gave up and checked in after returning from afternoon tea. The location is excellent and very convenient, and the rooms are good too – I recommend a higher floor! The gym is a bit basic, only having treadmills. Also, remember that a swimming cap is required for the pool, for both men and women.
FromOMR 24
9/10Good1191 Reviews
Ximenting Commercial Area Taipei|3.74km from city centre
Fantastic hotel! I thoroughly enjoyed my stay here during my trip to Taipei. A fun little bonus was being able to grab candy from the snack shop next door every day. The room was really smart, and I loved having a square bathtub and bath salts. Highly recommend!
FromOMR 35
9.2/10Very Good4802 Reviews
Shilin Night Market Taipei|4.49km from city centre
Next time I'm in Taipei, I'd love to stay at the Grand Hotel again! I particularly enjoy hotels with a rich history, and the Grand Hotel was the perfect choice in Taipei. We stayed in the Kirin Hall in the back building, and they provided a dedicated car to take us there, even helping with our luggage throughout the journey – truly excellent! The Kirin Hall rooms offer direct views of Taipei 101, which was fantastic. The hotel also has two secret tunnels that guests can tour, and since we stayed for a week, we got to see both, which I really enjoyed. A huge convenience is the free shuttle service; besides the regular shuttle to Yuanshan Station, they also offer a weekend service to Jiantan Station. The only minor improvement I'd suggest is for the housekeeping to be a bit more meticulous (it's already very good, but sometimes I noticed a few hairs that weren't cleaned). Overall, it was an excellent stay, and I'll definitely be back!
FromOMR 40
8.7/102772 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Taipei|2.79km from city centre
Great service and location, but an absolute nightmare of a stay Rating: 1/5 I booked this hotel for a one-night trip to Taipei for a concert—just me, alone, excited to see my idol. Unfortunately, the stay itself was a total nightmare. Let me start with the positives: the service is excellent—knowledgeable, quick, and polite. The location is also perfect, with a direct path from the Taipei MRT station to the hotel, and you can reach Taoyuan Airport in under an hour. There's even a water machine in the corridor, which was handy for getting hot water. But that's where the good ends. The hotel is shockingly old—worse than any dilapidated hotel in Hong Kong at a third of the price. For what I paid, I did not expect this level of neglect. I couldn't book a single or double room, so they gave me a room with three beds. I lay down on the first bed furthest from the window and soon felt itchy—I suspect bed lice. The other two beds near the window seemed fine, but that's already unacceptable. And the blankets were so thin I felt completely insecure—like there was nothing protecting me. The bathroom was a disaster. Hair on the wall, a small dark spot in the bathtub, and no hairdryer. The toilet barely flushed—I had to press the button multiple times, and the toilet paper just wouldn't go away. As for the shower—I've never seen anything like this in 40 years of traveling. Not even in mainland China hotels I visited as a kid with my grandparents. The knob was super loose and barely functional. Turning it to the hot water side did nothing—no water came out. Slightly turning the other way (still on the red hot side) gave only cold water. I could not get hot water at all. At breakfast, I overheard Japanese ladies complaining about the exact same issue. Unbelievable. There were also zero amenities. They hide behind ”eco-friendly,” but in Japan, you can still ask for supplies. Here, I didn't even have tissue paper in the room—I had to go back to the toilet to get toilet paper. I couldn't take a proper shower. I feel so dirty and uncomfortable. Truly a nightmare. I would never recommend this place to anyone.
FromOMR 22
9.2/10Very Good647 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Taipei|2.23km from city centre
Excellent and very friendly service throughout my entire stay from doorman to concierge to front desk to housekeeping to restaurant to gym. Great location next to Shandao temple MRT and within walking distance to Taipei station, nice restaurants, cafes and the famed Fuhang soy milk. I also enjoyed the excellent lunch buffer at the hotel restaurant Kitchen 12 at incredibly reasonable price. But please note that Marriott Bonvoy platinum elite or higher tier members do not receive the usual executive lounge access or free breakfast if you book via Trip.com (you need to book directly with Marriott to enjoy the benefits).
FromOMR 82
8.9/101015 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Taipei|2.61km from city centre
Bed comfy, got bathtub , Water pressure perfect, Breakfast variety of choices. Location convenient, easy to commute around the city. Many restaurants around. Got a nice dumpling shop beside the 7-11 alley. Will definitely stay here again if visiting Taipei.
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Business travel

8.4/102136 Reviews
Ximenting Commercial Area Taipei|3.86km from city centre
Myself and my friends stayed at Papa Whale Hotel for the 2nd time, and we had another great experience overall! *What we loved: 1. Room: The room was awesome – clean, comfortable, and exactly what we needed. 2. Room Service: Almost perfect! The staff were quick and attentive. 3. Breakfast: Fantastic! Myself and friends really enjoyed the variety. Would love to see a few more options next time, like fried chicken, French fries and more. 4. Location: Location is convenient and perfectly fine. It’s a bit of a walk from Ximen MRT Station, but nothing major. Small note: On one day the staff forgot to replace our towels, but it was a minor issue and didn’t affect our stay. Overall: A perfectly nice stay. We’ll definitely consider coming back again. Thanks to the team for making our trip comfortable.
FromOMR 14
9.2/10Very Good1244 Reviews
Ximenting Commercial Area Taipei|3.46km from city centre
The Hollywood King Room had a really big and comfortable bed! We stayed for three nights. The toilet was a TOTO, and the wet/dry separation was a big plus! The hotel's location is super convenient, very close to Ximending Pedestrian Area. The only issue was on the first night, we had no cell signal, which led us to take a wrong turn after exiting the subway. The closest subway exit is the Underground Street - X6, and exit X5 has an escalator. We ended up having to take a taxi. The hotel's name is also hard to spot at night. Breakfast was plentiful, and the staff were incredibly diligent, constantly clearing plates. Overall, the service was excellent, and it offered great value for money.
FromOMR 36
8.1/10470 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|1.48km from city centre
An old hotel that requites refurbishment. Anyway, with the kind of price rate in Taipei, it was worth the stay. A bit of noisy as the hotel located near the road. Perhaps, should ask for a higher floor room. Will try out other hotel on my next trip to Taiwan.
FromOMR 17
8.4/101015 Reviews
Ximenting Commercial Area Taipei|3.47km from city centre
Due to its strategic location near Ximenting, this hotel commands a price premium. However is it really value for money? Not really. The sound proofing is really bad. We were given rooms at the 3rd floor. You can clearly hear the noise from traffic below and even louder conversations from pedestrians along the street, including a lunatic screaming vulgar curses at the hotel from the ground floor at 2.10am. Supposed to be equipped with laundromats (for a fee) but these were down the three days we were staying there. Breakfast was mostly Chinese selections with toasted bread and pastry choices. Reception was robotic, no smiles, all following an SOP which they don’t deviate from. All your questions have been anticipated so you should be patient and hold them. They will be answered at the end. Honestly no one needs to stay near to Ximenting for the entire trip, with subway and public transport so convenient. And you don’t go there every night so cast your net wider and you have more choices with better service and comfort.
FromOMR 15
9.3/10Very Good283 Reviews
Linjiang Night Market Taipei|1.76km from city centre
This was my second stay, and this time the room type was even better. You really can't go wrong if you book the 101 view room!
FromOMR 86
8.4/101013 Reviews
Zhongxiao Dunhua Commercial Circle Taipei|0.79km from city centre
The hotel is located near to the Zhongxiao Dunhua station (exit 3) and walking distance from Ming Yao Department Store, Taipei Dome, Songshan Cultural and Creative Park and National Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall. There are also many convenience stores within the vicinity and famous donut stores nearby. During our stay, we travelled by foot from the hotel to Pokemon Center Taipei, Taipei 101 and even to Linjiang Night Market.  The room is spacious. There are bathtub and shower in our room, but due to the law in Taiwan, please prepare your own toothbrush and toothpaste. There are also luggage weighing machine and coin-laundry machines in a small room on the floor where they serve breakfast. While not to expect a widespread of choices, I think their breakfast selection is a decent combination of local dishes and western options. Special mention that their pineapples are very sweet! If you are interested, you may also check out over the counter on the selection of local products that can be ordered and delivered to the hotel. It may save you trouble to locate some of the famous brands in Taipei. Overall, we enjoyed our stay at Green World Zhongxiao.
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Family friendly

8.9/101094 Reviews
Zhongxiao Dunhua Commercial Circle Taipei|0.44km from city centre
The Howard Plaza Hotel has an excellent location, very close to Daan Forest Park and Zhongxiao Fuxing MRT Station. The surrounding area has a full range of amenities and is very safe. The staff are attentive and friendly. As an older hotel, the facilities are a bit dated, and the room decor has a classic, slightly old-fashioned feel, but all of this is perfectly acceptable. The only downside was that the room number sign on my floor (I think it was the 6th floor, facing Ren'ai Road) seemed to be incorrect, directing me in the wrong direction from the elevator. I walked all the way to the end of the hall and couldn't find my room, so I had to turn back and eventually found it in the opposite direction. It was a bit frustrating. I hope they can fix that sign.
FromOMR 51
8.4/10563 Reviews
Ximenting Commercial Area Taipei|3.1km from city centre
We just returned to the Philippines after a wonderful 10-day stay at Finders Hotel Qufian, and we truly couldn’t be happier with our experience. We came in not expecting much, but this hotel completely exceeded our expectations. The staff were consistently friendly, helpful, and made both check-in and check-out smooth and easy. From the moment we arrived, we felt genuinely welcomed. We absolutely loved the ambience of the hotel, everything was clean, cozy, and thoughtfully designed, especially for families. Traveling with a child can sometimes be challenging, but this place had everything we needed. The kids’ playroom was a highlight, our daughter loved it so much and genuinely enjoyed every moment of our stay. The room, while not very large, was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. The temperature and heating were just right, making it very relaxing after long days of exploring. The bed is more of a typical Asian-style mattress (not super soft), but it was perfectly fine for us and didn’t affect our comfort. Breakfast was consistently excellent. We especially enjoyed the Chinese cuisine selection, and the unlimited beverages, coffee, snacks, and even noodles were such a thoughtful touch, perfect for those late-night cravings! The WiFi was fast and reliable, which was important for me as I had online meetings and even did some Netflix streaming without any issues. Location-wise, it’s fantastic, close to many of Taipei’s must-see attractions like Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, National Taiwan Museum, and 228 Peace Memorial Park (which we absolutely loved). It’s also conveniently near NTU Hospital Station, making it easy to get around the city. This is a hotel I would highly recommend, especially for families traveling with kids. In fact, I’ve already recommended it to friends! We will definitely be booking here again on our next trip to Taiwan.
FromOMR 14
9.2/10Very Good137 Reviews
Ximenting Commercial Area Taipei|3.39km from city centre
The location is very convenient, and although the room is small, the facilities are very clean. The service is excellent, especially the option to pre-order breakfast from Fuhang Soy Milk, which saved us an hour of travel and queuing. The price was also very reasonable. This place is truly a hidden gem!
FromOMR 18
9.1/10Good246 Reviews
Beitou Hot Spring Area Taipei|11.12km from city centre
The hotel's interior decor is stunning, with a strong Japanese feel. The rooms are clean and spacious, featuring a private onsen and yukata. Plus, there are complimentary drinks and snacks. If you check in around 3 PM, you can enjoy a tea ceremony performance with free green tea and snacks. Breakfast offers a wide and delicious selection!
FromOMR 84
8.7/10976 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Taipei|2.84km from city centre
The hotel automatically upgraded us to a significantly more spacious room during check-in which was a nice gesture. The room was spotless and while Taiwan law does not allow hotels to proactively provide single-use toiletries, shampoo and shower gel are still provided through dispenser bottles. The hotel also has a water dispenser so guests do not have to worry about buying bottled water everyday from convenience stores. Without having to request for it, hotel staff automatically changed the pillowcase when they saw that it was soiled which showed their meticulousness when cleaning the room. In terms of location, the hotel is within a mixed-used building just outside exit Z2 of the Taipei Main Station so it was very convenient to get around and explore the city. While some reviews complained about the long waiting time for elevators, I found that it was generally acceptable. There were two elevators at the front lobby that served all levels of the building and more elevators at the back of the building serving specific levels. At this price point, the only drawback was the shower head in the toilet. Due to the small size of the shower area, you would be standing very close to the shower head. The shower head holder is non-adjustable and angled almost horizontally forward rather than downwards. This meant that when you turned on the shower, the water would be directed at your face and head and it would be difficult to direct the water at anything below the neck level. As such, most guests would have to resort to holding the shower head in their hands rather than enjoying a hands-free relaxing experience, which I guess was a small compromise to make. Overall, I enjoyed my short stay at this hotel.
FromOMR 12
9/10Good232 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Taipei|3.07km from city centre
I’m very satisfied with our stay at Roader Plus Hotel. The lobby is superb with friendly staffs (even at late night there are many of them supporting our needs). The design is beautiful and clean as advertised in photos. Lots of “interesting” snacks and very thoughtful to have disposable chopsticks, spoons, microwave, mineral water bottles, water heater and coffee packs for supper whenever needed. And we can chill at the eating area watching cartoons on big screens with kids. There is luggage packing area too for us to weight our luggages, and provide guidelines for different airlines limits (a list of table stick on the wall). Other than the cinema, there are 2 play areas for kids to hangout too. And there’s a laundry room with sufficient washing machines and dryer. The room is relatively compact but very neat and clean, limited space for luggage after open. The only downside is don’t have chair in the room, understand it’s due to limited space but it’s acceptable. The shower water pressure is very high (good), love it! Overall, it’s one of the best hotel I experience in this trip. Well done and keep it up!
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Breakfast

8.8/101603 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|1.33km from city centre
Good location in the middle of Taipei city. Friendly and helpful staff. Access to pool, spa, sauna, gyms and (paid but cheap) hotel washing and drying. Also a 7-11 store in the first floor connected to the building which is super useful for quick buys.
FromOMR 32
8.8/10419 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Taipei|3.23km from city centre
I personally feel that this hotel is in a very 'local' area. How do I put it? It feels like living alongside ********* people, surrounded by their daily lives. The night market is 'right next door,' and the entire street downstairs is filled with everyday shops, markets, and food stalls that cater to locals. It's a bit far from Taipei Main Station (over 1km), but about a 10-minute walk to Shuanglian MRT Station. The hotel staff are all great – from the front desk gentlemen and office ladies to the cleaning staff and canteen employees, everyone is polite and has a good attitude. The breakfast was delicious.
FromOMR 6
9.2/10Very Good1411 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Taipei|2.43km from city centre
This hotel is truly fantastic! All the staff are incredibly friendly and attentive, and the place is spotless. It's conveniently located for getting around, and the rooms are spacious. Our stay was absolutely wonderful! This was our first trip to Taipei from Australia, and while the hotel is a historic five-star, the bathroom definitely seemed newly renovated. The breakfast was also outstanding, easily the best we've had at any five-star hotel we've stayed in. I also want to give a special shout-out to the housekeeping staff. In my rush to pack, I completely forgot where I'd put my cash and couldn't find it when I got home. After I called, they were incredibly diligent in helping me search my room and called me back promptly. Turns out I had just forgotten it in a corner! I was so anxious at the time, but they were genuinely amazing! I was so touched! This is a trustworthy hotel worth staying at; from check-in to check-out, we felt nothing but joy and peace of mind. And it's not just because of the help we received, but also because every little detail showed such thoughtful care!
FromOMR 57
8.6/10559 Reviews
Taipei Arena Taipei|2.87km from city centre
Good location Hotel with a basement clean and small room. Close and easy to access by walking to Metro and Train station. Very close to the famous Pineapple Cake ChiaTe 88 Shop, must buy their Cake but also need too get line. Very close to the Raohe Night Market about 5-7 mins walk.
FromOMR 15
8.9/10510 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Taipei|3.4km from city centre
This Hotel is a perfect choice, rooms are very spacious, bathroom is huge, location is great, it's close and easy to walk to Zongshan MRT station and this area has lots of great retail stores and restaurants , Taipei main station is walk-able around 1.2Km but if you are tired you will take a taxi, very convenient to take the express MRT from airport to Taipei main station in 35 minutes, there is a big supermarket right next to the hotel having very good stuff, there are a lot of 7 eleven and family mart stores around you, if you are a gym guy there are lots of 24h gyms near the hotel...also there is a 24h self service laundry store in front of the hotel....breakfast is great, I'm a egg lover guy and they serve perfect scrambled eggs, they also serve pineapples, passion fruit, home made yogurt and lots of good stuff, they have some Chinese items that you may not like, overall their breakfast is perfect....you can enjoy 24h free freshly brewed coffee at their lobby whenever you want and it's great....the only downside I noticed in their rooms is the lake of power outlets, there is only one row of power outlets on the front desk of the room, there are no outlets beside your bed or any where else which was really uncomfortable if you would like to charge your mobile or laptop while sitting on the bed.....sorry for my long review but I just enjoyed my stay there and wanted to share my experience in details
FromOMR 20
8.6/10708 Reviews
Ximenting Commercial Area Taipei|3.63km from city centre
Check-in was quick & easy, housekeeper is friendly & with manners, cleanliness is good enough but theres still room to improve for the dusts. The location is very very good! Right across the road is the Ximending walking district with many shops, food, & nice white cucumber fruit juice! Also, the family mart is also right opposite. Will choose this hotel again if i visit taipei again.
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9/10Good1944 Reviews
Zhongxiao Dunhua Commercial Circle Taipei|0.76km from city centre
The hotel's location is a bit average; there aren't many shops nearby downstairs, so you have to walk a bit. It's right by a main road, but luckily the soundproofing is quite good. The room isn't very big, a twin room, and the beds are a bit small. There's also no luggage rack in the room, which is inconvenient – I was hesitant to put my luggage on the carpet fearing it might be unclean, and putting it by the door would block the way. I didn't use any other facilities, only had breakfast, which was decent. Luggage storage was also very convenient.
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9.4/10Outstanding840 Reviews
Xinyi District/Taipei 101 Taipei|2.4km from city centre
Great location, near to 101 and have a great view! We requested for a room that has the view of 101 and it was fantastic. Imagine waking up to the view. The gym and pool was very well equipped. All amenities were well thought out. Service staff was top notch too. Thank you for a great stay, we know we will be coming back soon.
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9.4/10Outstanding313 Reviews
Xinyi District/Taipei 101 Taipei|2.17km from city centre
W Taipei perfectly blends chic design, breathtaking views, top-notch facilities, and attentive service, making it a superb choice for accommodation in Taipei. Whether you're on vacation, a romantic getaway, or a business trip, it guarantees an amazing experience! Highlights include the high-altitude infinity pool, offering stunning city views by day and beautiful lights at night – a must-visit for photos! The staff were professional, efficient, warm, and thoughtful from check-in to check-out. They were always responsive to requests and paid incredible attention to detail. Highly recommended, I'll definitely stay here again on my next trip to Taipei!
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9/10Good397 Reviews
World Trade Center Exhibition Center Taipei|2.03km from city centre
The location of this hotel is perfect, situated right next to 101. A short walk across the footbridge and you have access to a number of restaurants and food court. The room itself is sufficient but a bit old and dated. The lobby is big and full of people, almost like a tourist attraction. With the doors constantly opening and closing, any cold air tends to escaping resulting in quite a warm and uncomfortable lobby.
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9.2/10Very Good261 Reviews
Taipei Railway Station Taipei|2.49km from city centre
This hotel is in a great location, making it very convenient for getting around. The overall service was also excellent; you can tell they pay attention to the details. I had a wonderful stay this time, and I'll definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit.
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8.4/10312 Reviews
Yongkang Market Place Taipei|0.87km from city centre
The location is excellent, right by Taipei's prime Daan Forest Park. It's a bit of a walk to the subway, which is why the price isn't steep; it's quite a bargain. You're just a short stroll away from Taipei's most expensive luxury residences, Di Bao. Although the room is a bit dated, it's fully equipped and even has a scenic bathtub. The breakfast is also very good. Highly recommended!
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Summary of the Taipei MRT – Why It’s a Game-Changer

Taipei MRT Single-Journey Ticket Issuing, IC Card Vending/Top-up

After exploring Taipei from morning until night every day, I can honestly say that the Taipei MRT system made my trip so much easier, cheaper, and more fun. 😄 I didn’t need to worry about expensive taxis, complicated routes, or getting lost in a new city.

With the Taipei MRT map in one hand and my EasyCard in the other, I managed to:

  • Catch the sunset at Tamsui Old Street 🌅
  • Unwind in the Beitou hot springs ♨️
  • Feast your way through the Shilin and Raohe night markets 🍢
  • Take the Maokong Gondola for tea with a view 🍵
  • Hike up Elephant Mountain and snap some photos of Taipei 101 📸

And all this was just a few MRT stops away!

The trains are spotless, the stations are clearly signposted, and the connections are incredibly smooth. As someone used to packed trains and complicated bus transfers, I was seriously impressed! 🙌

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