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The quadruple room features air conditioning, a wardrobe, as well as a private bathroom boasting a bath and a hairdryer.…
The quadruple room provides air conditioning, a wardrobe, as well as a private bathroom featuring a hairdryer and slippe…
1 Double Bed and 1 Twin Bed 183 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi and wired internet access Entertainment - Flat-sc…
1 Queen Bed 172-sq-foot room with harbor views Internet - Free WiFi and wired internet access Entertainment -…
This double room features a mini-bar and air conditioning.
1 Double Bed 151 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi and wired internet access Entertainment - Flat-screen TV with ca…
This double room has air conditioning and mini-bar. Please note, this room type has no sea view.
1 Double Bed 151 sq feet Internet - Free WiFi and wired internet access Entertainment - Flat-screen TV with ca…
The twin room offers air conditioning, a wardrobe, as well as a private bathroom featuring a bath and a hairdryer. The u…
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Restaurants nearby
- San Chieh Mei Nung Chia LeBib Three sisters restored the family courtyard house, turning it into a restaurant with a retro farmhouse feel. The bubbly, friendly siblings serve dishes made using produce grown on their own farm. Comprising four to six dishes and soup, the set menus cover all the greatest hits in Taiwanese cooking, a particular stand-out being the sautéed vegetables with mashed taro. It's tucked away in the mountains and only accessible by car or taxi.11.5km
- logy★★ MichelinWorld's 50 Best #22 logy, a sibling of the Florilège in Tokyo, moved to this location in 2025, whose handsome room is generously furnished in walnut wood. The over 10 courses omakase menu presents thrilling moments of creativity and pleasant surprises for an unforgettable experience. The kitchen seamlessly melds Japanese and Taiwanese elements, as illustrated by the ochazuke made with Taiwanese tea and Hokkaido rice that pairs expertly cooked Wagyu from Kyushu.17.8km
- Taïrroir★★★ Michelin A portmanteau of Taiwan and terroir, Taïrroir is Chef Kai's love letter to his home island. Informed by his two decades of experience in Taiwanese and French cuisines, the menu captures local food culture in ingenious forms, underscored by Western techniques. Dishes that are wittily named to rhyme with idioms feature highly seasonal items from local producers; desserts made with local teas and fruit shine with unmistakably Taiwanese flavours.19.1km
- Yu Kapo★★ Michelin The room sports a minimalist edge courtesy of light wood and slate grey hues. Chef Masa Chung deploys his deft craftsmanship and savvy skills, drawing on a 20-year career in Japanese cooking. He serves a single season-driven kappo menu. Chargrilling is his strong suit, but his uni and shiso tempura, as well as the famous kamameshi course are equally impressive. The meal unfolds like a page-turner, with compelling highlights and breathing spaces.19.8km
- Ban Bo★ Michelin From the chirping of birds and crickets to the custom-made tableware by local artisans, everything in this strikingly designed room paints a vibrant portrait of Taiwan. In the same vein, a historic map of Taiwan adorns the origami-folded menu. The young chefs turn the locals’ favourite beer snacks, banquet dishes and rustic treats into memorable gems that are visually creative and delicious, such as quail with mushrooms or pork belly with fermented cabbage.19.0km
- FRASSI★ Michelin Chef Frassi has styled his restaurant to remind diners of his Tuscan roots. It is only open in the evenings, serving one tasting menu that rolls out some seven courses of creative, contemporary Italian fare. Dishes like lobster risotto or rabbit tagliatelle are artfully plated, delivering excellent flavours and textures. The kitchen ages its own meat and its aged duck stands out in particular. Wine pairing in half or full glasses at sensible prices.19.1km
- Shin Yeh Taiwanese Signature★ Michelin The encyclopaedic proportions of the menu may be a bit daunting, but the familiar and much-loved dishes of the group’s flagship outlets feature prominently. This branch serves the brand’s greatest hits from the past 40 years, such as the 70s classic, fish-shaped minced shrimp toast, alongside new creations like almond tofu dessert with peanut mochi and pu’er tea. Also check out the hidden items, previously only available to those in the know.19.1km
- Shin Yeh Taiwanese Delight (Nangang)Bib A sister concept spun off from the household brand, it caters to small groups and families with a menu designed for sharing, and champions low-fat and low-sodium Taiwanese cooking. Signatures such as stir-fried thousand-year eggs with green chillies, and omelette with angled luffa and dried scallops are original recipes not found elsewhere. The airy and elegant space is bathed in daylight and adorned with wood and neutral greys.14.9km
- La Vie by Thomas Bühner★ Michelin In a palette of muted greens and greys, the lofty space is a masterclass in understated elegance. La Vie is managed by German chef Bühner and a Hong Kong chef presides in the kitchen. The prix-fixe reimagines European classics using locally sourced ingredients – dishes are elaborate and visually striking. Game, such as New Zealand venison, is prepared with aplomb and finesse. Desserts such as the chocolate tart end the meal on a high note.19.6km
- Mipon★ Michelin The former head chef has been promoted to executive chef and the kitchen is now helmed by his long-standing protégé. Rest assured that the menu has not changed and is as meticulously crafted as ever. The signature dish, stewed Chinese cabbage with fish skin, is topped with a fried crunchy garnish made with duck eggs from Yilan, while the honey mustard-glazed ribs exude tangy fruitiness thanks to black jujube dates in the sauce.19.7km
Includes Michelin / Black Pearl / guide picks (reference quality, no prices); data from Overture, Michelin Guide and others.
Attractions nearby
- Shifen waterfall waterfall in New Taipei10.2km
- Keelung Fairy Cave Buddhist cave in Keelung, Taiwan1.8km
- National Museum of Marine Science and Technology national museum in Keelung, Taiwan5.9km
- Yehliu Geopark Cape in New Taipei, Taiwan9.6km
- Zhongzheng Park park in Xinyi, Keelung, Taiwan1.1km
- Hongdan Mountain1.7km
- Holy Trinity Church (Keelung) Protestant church in Taiwan1.7km
- Ershawan Battery historic site1.8km
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