538-room Regent property in Taipei City Center — IHG's Asian-rooted luxury brand at urban business-hotel scale.
BrandRegent Hotels & Resorts
DestinationTaipei
RegionAsia
Price TierTier 2 ($2k-$5k)
SettingUrban
Best ForBusiness travelers seeking luxury-tier service with meeting infrastructure, F&B-driven guests, repeat Taipei visitors who have done the smaller boutique properties.
PrivacySocial & Vibrant
ServiceExemplary personalized service
ButlerYes
Private PoolNo
Built1990
Renovated2018
Regent Taipei opened in 1990 and underwent a full renovation in 2018, holding 538 rooms across Deluxe Rooms, Executive Suites, Royal Suites, and Presidential Suites. The property sits in Taipei City Center and runs at business-hotel scale with seven restaurants — Brasserie, Robins Grill, Robins Tepp
Key Features
Stylish and spacious guest rooms with city views
Multiple award-winning restaurants serving international cuisine
Full-service spa and wellness center
State-of-the-art fitness facilities
Business center and meeting spaces
Complimentary high-speed internet access
Dining
Brasserie
Robins Grill
Robins Teppan
Silks House
Azie
Mihan Honke
Gallery
Signature Experience
The seven-restaurant rotation — rare depth of F&B programming for a single Taipei property, spanning Brasserie to teppanyaki to Silks House.
Seven-restaurant F&B program and spa recognition unusual for Taipei at this scale, with Forbes Travel Guide continuity through nine years and business-hotel infrastructure for travelers who need meeting facilities alongside luxury-tier service.
Signature Suite: Presidential Suite
Luxurious amenities, spacious living area, panoramic city views, private dining, and personalized services.
Accolades
Taiwans Leading Business Hotel 2021, Taiwans Leading Hotel Suite 2021, Taiwans Leading Conference Hotel 2025, Taiwans Leading Hotel Suite 2025, Taiwans Leading Hotel Suite 2024, Taiwans Leading Business Hotel 2022, Taiwans Best Hotel SPA (seven consecutive years since 2016), Forbes Travel Guide hono
Best time: October through February provides Taipei's finest luxury conditions, with comfortable temperatures, clearer skies, and the city's extraordinary cultural calendar — from Lunar New Year preparations to the National Palace Museum's most significant exhibitions — at its most active.
Demand: Taipei maintains consistent luxury demand as a genuine Asian cultural destination, with its extraordinary food scene, world-class museums, and distinctive blend of Chinese, Japanese, and Taiwanese culture attracting sophisticated international travelers. Business travel sustains year-round hotel occ
Pricing: Ultra-luxury Taipei properties offer exceptional value relative to Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Singapore equivalents, with world-class hospitality at the Regent and Grand Hyatt maintaining significantly more accessible pricing while delivering comparable service standards.
Insider tip: Arrange a private morning tour of the National Palace Museum's reserved Jadeite Cabbage collection with a senior curator, followed by an exclusive private dim sum lunch with one of Taiwan's most celebrated master chefs preparing dishes unavailable on any standard menu — a sequence that delivers Taip
Avoid: Avoid the typhoon season from July through September when Taipei can experience significant rainfall from Pacific storms that limit outdoor exploration of the city's extraordinary street culture and mountain hiking.
