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Where to stay in Taipei

6 areas worth booking in Taipei, sorted by the budget each one actually suits — what the neighborhood feels like, and what a night there costs.

≈ $22 / night
Ximending
Pedestrian streets, street food, youth

Taipei's pedestrian shopping district west of the centre: street food, cinemas and most of the hostels and budget hotels, with Longshan Temple one stop away on the blue line.

Taipei Main Station & Dadaocheng
Transport hub, old streets, tea merchants

Around the main station and west to Dadaocheng: Dihua Street's dried-goods shops and tea houses, the riverside at sunset, and cheap hotels next to every train and the airport line.

≈ $70 / night
Zhongshan
Department stores, cafés, mid-range hotels

North of the main station along the red line: lanes of cafés and boutiques, the Regent, and Ningxia Night Market a short walk west.

Da'an
Leafy, Yongkang Street, Daan Park

The city's most liveable district: Daan Park, the restaurants of Yongkang Street and the design hotels on the red and green lines.

≈ $240 / night
Xinyi
Taipei 101, malls, rooftop bars

The new business district under Taipei 101: malls, the best hotels and rooftop bars, with the Elephant Mountain trailhead at its edge.

Beitou
Hot springs, valley, ryokan

Twenty-five minutes north on the red line: the steaming Thermal Valley, the hot-spring museums and resort hotels with sulphur baths in the rooms.

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