Songshan, Taipei
Mandarin Oriental, Taipei
A new-build hotel of 256 rooms and 47 suites at 158 Dunhua North Road in Songshan, Taipei, opened in May 2014 on the site of the former Mandarina Crown Hotel. Behind a European-style façade by C.Y. Lee, the architect of Taipei 101, it is all marble, high ceilings and chandeliers, with rooms looking onto the tree-lined boulevard or the hotel's courtyard.
Mandarin Oriental Fan Club
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- Advice from our own stay, in October 2026
- Preferred-partner benefits through Mandarin Oriental Fan Club: a room upgrade, daily breakfast, a US$100 credit and a welcome amenity
- Industry insight on rates, seasons and timing
- One contact before, during and after the stay
About the property
- Opened
- 2014
- Rooms
- 256
- Suites
- 47
- Architecture
- C.Y. Lee
From our stays
We stayed in October 2026
Rooms and suites
Deluxe Room
55 sq m · king or twin beds · marble bathroom with walk-in shower and bath
Mandarin Room
70 sq m · king bed
Mandarin Premier Room
70 sq m · separate living area with sofa · king or twin
Club Deluxe Room
55 sq m · Deluxe Room with access to The Oriental Lounge
Club Mandarin Room
70 sq m · Mandarin Room with access to The Oriental Lounge
Club Mandarin Premier Room
70 sq m · Mandarin Premier Room with access to The Oriental Lounge
Suites
Club City Suite
86 sq m · living room and powder room · can connect to a Deluxe Twin · Club access
Club Lifestyle Suite
110 sq m · living-dining room · connects to an adjoining suite · Club access
Club Boulevard Suite
110 sq m · large bedroom and living area · Club access
Club Premier Suite
133 sq m · living room with dining area and bar · Club access
Mandarin Suite
320 sq m · entertainment room, dining room for eight, study, spa-style bathroom
Presidential Suite
376 sq m · Taipei view · dining and living rooms, jacuzzi, private gym, study, kitchen and butler service
Dining and wellness
- Ya Ge
- Cantonese restaurant
- Bencotto
- Italian restaurant
- Café Un Deux Trois
- international semi-buffet restaurant
- The Jade Lounge
- lounge · beside the lobby · afternoon tea
- M.O. Bar
- cocktail bar
- The Mandarin Cake Shop
- pâtisserie
- Wellness
- A two-floor spa with 12 treatment rooms, two of them VIP suites with a vitality pool and steam shower, plus heat and water facilities, a 20 m heated outdoor pool on the sixth floor reached through the spa, and a 24-hour fitness centre.
Where it is
- Nanjing Fuxing station
- 10 min on foot
- Taipei Arena station
- 10 min on foot
- Songshan Airport
- 5 min by car
- Taoyuan Airport
- 35 min by car
- Taoyuan Airport
- 1 h by train
Dunhua North Road, Songshan, Taipei
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Deluxe Room (55 sq m), Mandarin Room (70 sq m), Mandarin Premier Room (70 sq m), Club Deluxe Room (55 sq m), Club Mandarin Room (70 sq m) and Club Mandarin Premier Room (70 sq m). Suites: Club City Suite (86 sq m), Club Lifestyle Suite (110 sq m), Club Boulevard Suite (110 sq m), Club Premier Suite (133 sq m), Mandarin Suite (320 sq m) and Presidential Suite (376 sq m).
We book Mandarin Oriental, Taipei through Mandarin Oriental Fan Club, so you get a room upgrade when available; daily breakfast for two; a US$100 food, drink or spa credit each stay and a welcome amenity, at no extra cost to you. In Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta the hotel gives another benefit in place of the credit.
Ya Ge, cantonese (One MICHELIN star, held nine years running); Bencotto, italian, with a large open kitchen (MICHELIN Guide selected); Café Un Deux Trois, international, semi-buffet; The Jade Lounge, afternoon tea and light meals beside the lobby (children 12 and over); M.O. Bar, art Deco cocktail bar, champagne and wine (over-18s only) and The Mandarin Cake Shop, pâtisserie, breads and pralines.
A two-floor spa with 12 treatment rooms, two of them VIP suites with a vitality pool and steam shower, plus heat and water facilities, a 20 m heated outdoor pool on the sixth floor reached through the spa, and a 24-hour fitness centre.
On Dunhua North Road in Songshan, Taipei's established business district: Taipei Arena is an 8–10 minute walk, Breeze Nanjing 10 minutes, Fujin Street 15–20 minutes, and Taipei Arena and Nanjing Fuxing MRT stations about 10 minutes on foot; Taipei 101 and Raohe Street Night Market are 10–15 minutes by car.
Songshan Airport is five minutes by car; Taoyuan International about 40 minutes.
Mandarin Oriental, Taipei opened in 2014.
Built new on the site of the Mandarina Crown Hotel for owner Lin Ming-Chun after nearly nine years of planning and construction, and opened in May 2014; the architect was C.Y. Lee (Taipei 101), and Tony Chi designed the restaurants. The interiors mix European design with Asian touches, with Lasvit chandeliers throughout.
