Grand Hyatt Taipei

Located in the Xinyi District, which is the center of business and commerce in the city of Taipei, the Grand Hyatt Taipei hotel is just a short trek from the Taipei 101, which was formerly the tallest building in the world and still stands as one of the most visited tourist attractions in the city. There is plenty going on outside of this hotel, but there is no shortage of activities and services inside it either, making this 5-star establishment a great choice with business and leisure travelers looking to get the best out of their holiday.

• Airport Shuttle? Yes
• Free WiFi? Yes
• Pool? Yes
• Fitness Center? Yes
• Restaurants? Yes
• Near Public Transport? Yes

The Rooms

The rooms at the Grand Hyatt Taipei have been fitted with modern furnishings and finished to a luxury standard that is befitting of their 5-star status. There is a range of rooms to choose from, and the more you pay the more you get. However, Taipei is generally cheaper than many of the world’s other big tourist cities, so the basic rooms in a 5-star hotel here are considerably cheaper than similar rooms in cities such as London and Paris. That means that even if you’re used to booking into 3-star or 4-star hotels, you might be able to scrape together enough cash for a luxury stay in one of the many Grand Hyatt Taipei rooms.

All rooms at the Grand Hyatt Taipei come with a list of amenities, including a mini bar, a fridge and a flat-screen television, and all guests at this hotel also have access to a number of facilities offered by the hotel. These have been discussed in more detail below.

The Hotel

All guests at the Grand Hyatt Taipei have access to room service and they can also enjoy a buffet breakfast served every morning. Meals can also be ordered throughout the day, with a range of Chinese, Japanese and Italian menu items available. There is also a well-stocked bar at the Grand Hyatt Taipei, so be sure to drop in after a long day of sightseeing, enjoying a calming drink and winding down for the evening.

The Grand Hyatt Taipei has an executive floor, a business center and meeting rooms. This makes it the ideal location for guests to arrange presentations, meetings and to catch up on work whilst they’re away. It is also the perfect hotel for a business trip to Taipei.

The Extras

There are plenty of extras in this hotel, aiming to make life easier for leisure travelers and business travelers alike.

• Laundry Services? Yes
• Family Friendly? Yes
• Business Facilities? Yes
• Disabled Facilities? Yes
• Free Private Parking? Yes

Families visiting the Grand Hyatt Taipei hotel can enlist the services of the staff to help with baby-sitting and child minding, ensuring the little ones are looked after whilst their parents enjoy all that the local restaurants and bars have to offer. There is also a nightclub within the hotel, which means that when guests stumble out of the doors in the early hours of the morning, they’re just a few steps from passing out in their beds. There is also a sauna and massage facilities within the hotel, so they can sweat and work that hangover out of their bodies in the morning.

Grand Hyatt Taipei has a tour desk, which goes a long way to helping guests arrange sightseeing, bus tours and more. The Grand Hyatt Taipei also has a souvenir shop located onsite, making the gift-buying part of the holiday much easier.

There are also disabled access rooms and other disabled features, but if you need help in this regards then be sure to let the hotel know in advance so they can make the required preparations and ensure you are booked into one of the available rooms.

Best Deals on the Grand Hyatt Taipei

The Grand Hyatt Taipei, as is the case with any hotel, don’t like empty rooms and they will do what it takes to fill them. If you keep an eye on travel review sites then you might be able to catch an occasional discount, but unless you book at least a year in advance, then these are unlikely to be available during peak season. There are typically two options when it comes to getting a discount: book very early or book very late. The latter can be risky, but as many travelers tend to book their holidays well in advance, booking a hotel room early is an option available to most.

You should always be wary of booking directly through hotel websites, as they tend to charge a little more. If you go through a review site such as Hotels Combined, then you’ll get the best value for money as the hotels push their deals to these sites, knowing they’ll get the most exposure on them.