A hotel in a prime location, directly connected to the Taipei Main Station underground shopping area.Palais de Chine Hotel TaipeiLet me introduce the guest rooms where you will be staying at "Palais de Chine"!
This hotel offers 97 single rooms, 175 twin rooms, 12 suites, and one presidential suite and one vice-presidential suite, for a total of 286 comfortable guest rooms. The general floors are located from the 7th to the 12th floor, and the executive floors are located from the 14th to the 16th floor!
The general floors, from the 7th to the 12th floor, use khaki tones and fabric materials.
The executive floors are located on the 14th to 16th floors and feature a chic and modern design, with calming color tones and extensive use of high-quality wood. The corridors are designed to resemble the ceilings of horse-drawn carriages, with gently curved designs that create a striking impression!
One of its attractions is the library space where guests can freely enjoy reading!
Room 1437 "Premier Suite" 20 tsubo / 67 m²
Located on a high-rise executive floor, this corner room features a classic modern design, offering a tranquil and relaxing atmosphere!
The entrance features a reception room to welcome guests, while a relaxing living room is located further inside!
With its uniquely developed "e-Butler" system featuring a built-in TV monitor, you can adjust the air conditioning and lighting with a single remote control. Equipped with the latest sound and video systems, it offers a comfortable stay in a space that combines functionality and luxury!
Free rental smartphonehandyIn addition to the above, the suite rooms also feature a special new function: an artificial intelligence AI speaker called "Google HomeBy installing Google Home and saying "OK Google, do [something]!", you can adjust the lighting, play background music from the speaker, and even adjust the volume by simply tracing a circle with your finger on the top of the unit. It's packed with excellent high-tech features and is incredibly convenient!
The bedrooms, furnished with either two semi-double beds or one king-size bed, offer ample space, and the mattresses are from a company that holds the prestigious honor of supplying to the British Royal Family.Slumberland UKThey use "Slumberland" mattresses, and the mattress grade differs between the standard floors and the executive floors, guaranteeing a good night's sleep!
The bathroom, situated by the window, is incredibly spacious and features a clawfoot bathtub and a velvet-covered chair, making you feel like a princess!
As a perk of staying on the executive floor, you'll have free access to "Le Salon," the executive lounge on the 17th floor (photography prohibited), where breakfast, light snacks, and drinks are available! It's a wonderful space where a portion of the owner's precious antique collection is on display!
Room 1227 "Deluxe Room" 11 tsubo / 37 m²
The spacious and highly functional use of space is a specialty of architect and designer Ray Chen. Here, the workspace is separated from the washbasin by a single mirror, eliminating the feeling of confinement caused by a wall and creating a sense of depth!
This mirror rotates halfway, and a switch on the side allows you to turn on a small circular light above the mirror, which is very convenient for women when applying makeup!
The desk drawers are stocked with stationery, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the building, making it ideal for business travelers!
The marble bathroom features a round bathtub in the corner, a separate shower room, and a toilet with a bidet, making it fully equipped!
While there isn't a huge difference in design between the standard and executive floors, you can see differences in TV size, speaker performance, and subtle room details. However, both floors are furnished with antique-style furniture, creating a calming atmosphere where you can relax and unwind!
Palais de Chine Hotel
Address: 3, Section 1, Chengde Road, Taipei City
TEL: +886 2 2181 9999
http://www.palaisdechinehotel.com/ja-jp/
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2018/4/26Taiwan trip/Palais de Chine Junpin Liquor Store
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