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Chian Huei Business Hotel

Name: Chian Huei Business Hotel
Address: 7F, No. 22, Nanjing West Road, Taipei, TW

★·8.4/ 10Recommended

·Inns

📍7F, No. 22, Nanjing West Road · Taipei ↗

📞+886225552451

Air conditioningFamily roomsLift / ElevatorLuggage storageExpress check-in/check-outFax/photocopyingAll 29 facilities +

Review

Property information · Hotelbeds

Ideally located in the prime touristic area of Datong District, Chian Huei Business Hotel promises a relaxing and wonderful visit. Offering a variety of facilities and services, the hotel provides all you need for a good night's sleep. Take advantage of the hotel's free Wi-Fi in all rooms, 24-hour security, convenience store, daily housekeeping, grocery deliveries. Guestrooms are designed to provide an optimal level of comfort with welcoming decor and some offering convenient amenities like television LCD/plasma screen, additional bathroom, additional toilet, carpeting, cleaning products. To enhance guests' stay, the hotel offers recreational facilities such as hot tub. Convenience and comfort makes Chian Huei Business Hotel the perfect choice for your stay in Taipei.

Guest scores & sentiment

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Dimension scores · cross-source

Location9.4

Service9.0

Wi-Fi8.6

Value8.2

Rooms8.1

Cleanliness8.1

Facilities7.8

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DiningSights

Le Palais

Cantonese · ★★★ Michelin

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This venue sports a dark colour scheme, with an eclectic mix of Chinese garden motifs and European palatial glamour. The Hong Kong chef excels in refined Cantonese fare that showcases his high-flying skill and precision. He uses Cherry Valley ducks from Yilan for his Cantonese-style crispy-skin roast duck, and Peking duck four ways. Pre-order these items to avoid missing out. For dim sum, try meticulously crafted Chinese spinach and salted egg dumplings.

510m

Impromptu by Paul Lee

Innovative · ★ Michelin

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Chef Paul Lee leads a talented young kitchen team in presenting a tasting menu that elevates Taiwanese street food to the level of haute cuisine. Asian and European flavours mingle harmoniously in refined dishes made with quality local produce and imported ingredients are perfected by modern techniques. Non-alcoholic beverage pairings by the mixology virtuoso enhance the experience. On top of the tasting menu, add-ons are available.

444m

Ad Astra

European Contemporary · ★ Michelin

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An alumnus of several world-renowned restaurants in New York City, the head chef recounts his eclectic journey with a 10- or 14-course omakase-style tasting menu. From your counter seat, watch the hushed team skilfully prepare every dish with Asian ingredients and a Japanese culinary ethos. A standout is the kamameshi course that melds Japanese and European techniques. For the full experience, try the wine pairings or temperance flight.

446m

Eika

Japanese Contemporary · ★★ Michelin

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With an understated façade, this place feels like a hidden gem for those in the know. The tearoom-like lobby leads into a minimalist dining room where a brightly lit open kitchen takes centre stage. The menu celebrates Japanese culinary culture, but with the odd Taiwanese twist and global influences. From shirako with bottarga to mussel noodles and wood-fired pigeon, every course is a beauty to behold and a delight to taste.

1.1km

Sushi Ryu

Sushi · ★ Michelin

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Having had almost 30 years’ experience working in renowned sushi restaurants in Taipei, the owner-chef opened here in 2017. The décor is traditionally Japanese, with solid wood countertops imported from Canada. He insists on shipping the fish from Japan three times a week and his rice is seasoned with three different kinds of vinegar. Only omakase menus are available; the monk fish liver sushi is a standout.

789m

The Guest House

Huaiyang, Sichuan · ★ Michelin

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Formerly a members-only dining club, it excites not by its decor, but by shrewdly executed Huaiyang and Sichuan classics, alongside Taiwanese favourites. The veteran head chef cuts back on oil and salt without sacrificing flavour. The main room is quiet and spacious; private rooms are perfect for banquets. Arrive early if you wish to enjoy a long lunch.

906m

Sushi Kajin

Sushi · ★ Michelin

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A Taiwanese cypress counter, Japanese lacquerware and warm lighting set the mood for a feast of edomae sushi made with the freshest catch flown in from Tokyo's Toyosu Market. With almost 30 years of experience, the head chef ensures each fish is properly aged for optimum flavour. In spring and summer, his silky kohada marinated in salt and vinegar is not to be missed. Even his rice and vinegar blends are meticulously fine-tuned to excellent effect.

994m

Ming Fu

Taiwanese · ★ Michelin

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A buzzy spot for home-style food, Ming Fu serves big portions ideal for sharing with friends and family. Taiwanese fare is the star, including items seldom found elsewhere, such as mullet tripe and fresh fish maw. Their signature ‘Buddha jumps over the wall’ requires pre-ordering, however, unlike traditional recipes which call on pork ribs and taro, this version of the gourmet soup uses matsutake mushrooms, gingkoes and abalone.

1.1km

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Chian Huei Business Hotel

Guest scores & sentiment

Room types · 2

Quadruple Room(Room Selected at Check-In)

Run of House Double Room

Facilities · 29

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