Caesar Park Taipei

Rooms and decor

Caesar Park Taipei is the kind of place where convenience means cross-the-street-and-you-are-there from Taipei Main Station — the easiest base when you are traveling with both parents and kids, because there is no long drag with the luggage even if your flight lands late. The gold-and-granite lobby is bright and reads upscale the moment you walk in. Rooms in the Main Station branch run a comfortable 28 to 35 square metres, tidily finished and spotless, with a firm King-size bed, a full-size work desk, a safe and a stocked minibar; deluxe rooms split the bath and shower.

Food and amenities

Inside the building there are several restaurants — Chinese, Japanese and an international buffet — plus a gym that is free for guests, which sets it apart from the small design-led boutiques elsewhere in this list. The breakfast buffet runs the range from dim sum to bacon and fried eggs, so it covers a three-generation family table. Rooms have plenty of power outlets and fast Wi-Fi, and the concierge speaks English and Japanese fluently — they can book HSR tickets and a table at a popular spot like Din Tai Fung on the spot.

Location and getting there

The hotel sits directly opposite Taipei Main Station, close enough that you reach the station entrance without crossing a single complicated intersection. That is why its location category scores 9.6, the highest in this list. For anyone arriving on the Taoyuan airport bus, or catching an early-morning HSR south to Kaohsiung, Taichung or Tainan, that convenience saves real time and energy. Q Square Mall, the underground city and the Airport MRT entrance are all a short walk away.

Things to know before booking

It is the highest-priced hotel in this list, with rates from about $86 up to roughly $157 a night. The Taipei Main Station district is busy around the clock, so the area immediately outside is always crowded. And in high season the rooms fill up fast, so book ahead if your dates are fixed.

Our take

Caesar Park Taipei fits a three-generation family, a couple who want the real comfort of a 4-star hotel, and a business traveler who needs a transit-central address with professional service. From $86 a night you get a spacious room, full service and the best location in Taipei without having to think about getting around at all. We recommend it with confidence — a hotel where the address does the work for you every day.