In the tree-lined area of Dunhua North Road, Taipei’s main boulevard, there stands tall a European-style building that belongs to Mandarin Oriental Taipei. Mandarin Oriental Taipei treats its guests with opulent European design, a plethora of interesting artworks, and a luxurious experience.

The design of this five-star hotel is as opulent as it can get;All rooms and suites are equipped with the latest technology, luxurious marble bathrooms and The magnificent Presidential Suite and the Mandarin Suite, each at almost 400 sqm with a private vitality bath and gymnasium, offer the ultimate in luxury, comfort . All suite guests can also enjoy the exclusive Oriental Club.

The European-styled Mandarin Oriental Taipei appears in many reviews as the most luxurious hotel in the capital. Its restaurants and bars win consistent acclaim for the cuisine, innovative concepts and design. 

For this outstanding property, CKP and master designer Tony Chi collaborated on every detail to create the contemporary Cafe Un Deux Trois, the highly-rated fine dining Chinese restaurant Ya Ge and the Italian restaurant, Bencotto, noted for its large open kitchen and atmospheric setting. The opulent Mandarin Cake Shop, located in a private courtyard, is a havenfor those with a soft spot for pastries, artisan breads, pralines and chocolates.

The architecture is complemented by elegant and tasteful interiors inside. In the lobby entrance, a 1,400kg chandelier is truly a sight to behold. It features a combination of 50,000 pieces of crystal and light amber crystal drops. The lighting installation was the work of Czech designer Tafana Dvorakova who exclusively designed it for the hotel and it took nine months to make. 

London-based Studio Four IV was tasked with designing the public spaces and also provided the furniture. The luxurious fabrics and intricate detailing evoke a châteauesque look, meanwhile the fresh colour palette and clean finishings add a modern 21st-century touch to the overall design. Furthermore, there are more than 1,700 art pieces on display throughout the hotel including stunning antiques and sculptures designed by renowned award-winning artists, namely Jae-Hyo lee, Chan-Il Kim and Wei Zhu, who is a contemporary Chinese ink painter.