A bathtub by the window, an L-shaped sofa and a city view in a room at MGH Mitsui Garden Hotel Taipei Zhongxiao
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MGH Mitsui Garden Hotel Taipei Zhongxiao

The first overseas Mitsui Garden Hotel, about a 30-second walk from Exit 3 of Zhongxiao Xinsheng Station, with separate men's and women's public baths on the 17th floor free for guests and a guest lounge on the 2nd floor.

Location
Section 3, Zhongxiao East Road, about a 30-second walk from Exit 3 of MRT Zhongxiao Xinsheng Station, which has an elevator and escalator
Getting there
By taxi, about 15 minutes to Songshan Airport and 45 minutes to Taoyuan International Airport; about 4 minutes to Taipei Main Station by MRT
Rooms
297 rooms on the 2nd–17th floors, 21.0–60.4 sqm; no extra beds in any roomCheck-in / check-out 15:00/12:00
Why stay
The 17th-floor public bath is free for guests, open 06:00–10:00 and 15:00–24:00; there's no gym or pool

At a Glance

What is MGH Mitsui Garden Hotel Taipei Zhongxiao like?

MGH Mitsui Garden Hotel Taipei Zhongxiao is at No. 30, Section 3, Zhongxiao East Road, Da'an District, Taipei. It opened in August 2020 as the first overseas hotel in Japan's Mitsui Garden Hotels series. It's about a 30-second walk from Exit 3 of MRT Zhongxiao Xinsheng Station (with elevator and escalator), served by both the Bannan Line and the Zhonghe–Xinlu Line.

The hotel has 297 rooms on the 2nd–17th floors, ranging from 21.0 to 60.4 sqm. Most are twin rooms, and there are also triple rooms, accessible rooms and 3 concept rooms on the 13th floor themed on Jiufen, Taiwanese desserts and an old Tainan house. Rooms have bidet toilets, but only Deluxe rooms and above have a bathtub, and no room can take an extra bed.

The facilities are on three floors: the 1st floor has the Italian bistro JAPOLI, where breakfast is also served; the 2nd floor has a guest lounge and a coin laundry; and the 17th floor at the top has public baths, separate for men and women and free for guests. There's no gym or swimming pool, and no room service.

The seating area of the 2nd-floor guest lounge at MGH Mitsui Garden Hotel Taipei Zhongxiao
Location
No. 30, Section 3, Zhongxiao East Road, about a 30-second walk from Exit 3 of MRT Zhongxiao Xinsheng Station
Rooms
297 rooms, 21.0–60.4 sqm, including 3 themed concept rooms and accessible rooms
Facilities
Men's and women's public baths on the 17th floor (free for guests), a guest lounge and a coin laundry on the 2nd floor
Dining
JAPOLI pizza pasta cafe on the 1st floor; breakfast is a buffet of Japanese, Western and Taiwanese dishes
Check-in/out
Check-in 15:00, check-out 12:00; 24-hour front desk; no pets (except guide dogs and service dogs)

✓ A good fit if

  • Travelers who want a soak in a public bath in the city: the 17th-floor men's and women's baths are free for guests, open 06:00–10:00 in the morning and 15:00–24:00 in the afternoon and evening.
  • Independent travelers getting around by MRT: the hotel is about a 30-second walk from Exit 3 of Zhongxiao Xinsheng Station. The station is the interchange of the Bannan Line and Zhonghe–Xinlu Line, about 4 minutes from Taipei Main Station.
  • Friends or families traveling as three: the Deluxe Triple is 30.0 sqm with three single beds and a bathtub, so no extra bed is needed.
  • Travelers on longer trips who need to do laundry: the 2nd-floor coin laundry is open 24 hours, with 4 washers and 4 dryers.

✕ Consider another hotel if

  • Your plans center on Xinyi and Taipei 101: staying in Xinyi saves the daily back-and-forth, so consider Grand Hyatt Taipei. — try Grand Hyatt Taipei
  • You need a gym or swimming pool: this hotel has neither, so consider Hotel Metropolitan Premier Taipei on Section 3 of Nanjing East Road, with an indoor pool and gym on the 9th floor. — try Hotel Metropolitan Premier Taipei

Highlights

Why stay at MGH Mitsui Garden Hotel Taipei Zhongxiao? Three highlights

01Public Bath

Men's and women's public baths on the 17th floor

The public baths are on the top floor, the 17th, separate for men and women and free for guests. They're open 06:00–10:00 and 15:00–24:00, closing 18:30–19:00 for disinfection.

The men's bath looks out over the streets of Taipei, with the pool running along a row of floor-to-ceiling windows and a rock garden inspired by Taiwan's mountains outside. Bring towels and amenities up from your room; some times of day can be busy.

The 17th-floor public bath at night, with a rectangular pool along the windows, a rock garden and the lights of Taipei outside

02Breakfast at JAPOLI

Taiwanese, Japanese and Italian breakfast at JAPOLI on the 1st floor

Breakfast is at JAPOLI pizza pasta cafe on the 1st floor, 06:30–10:30 (last entry 10:00), with a 90-minute limit. The buffet has Taiwanese dishes, JAPOLI's Italian dishes and Japanese side dishes, and some items (danzai noodles, seafood congee) are made to order.

It's NT$660 for adults and NT$330 for ages 6–11 (service charge included), and free for ages 5 and under; on weekends and public holidays breakfast is for hotel guests only. Lunch and dinner, 11:30–22:30, center on pizza, pasta and risotto, and from 17:00 it doubles as a bar.

Hot and cold dishes on the JAPOLI breakfast buffet counter

03Sky Garden

The sky garden and the women's reclining bath

The sky garden outside the bath windows is designed around the image of Taiwan's mountain ranges. The women's bath also has a reclining bath area where you can soak lying down.

Guide dogs and service dogs may enter all the hotel's facilities except the baths. The hotel also offers paid massage, 10:00–24:00 by reservation (NT$1,200–1,600 for 40 minutes).

The 17th-floor public bath by day, with the pool along a row of windows and the rock garden and city beyond

Rooms

Rooms

Rooms are on the 2nd–17th floors, with a bidet toilet, electric kettle, fridge and safe. Only Deluxe rooms and above have a bathtub, and only the Standard Queen and the queen room with a terrace (露臺大床房) have a desk (for other room types, one can be requested when booking). No room can take an extra bed; children aged 5 and under stay free sharing a bed with an adult (1 child per bed). Since January 1, 2025, rooms no longer provide single-use toiletries, so bring your own toothbrush and other essentials. Views vary by room type, so confirm when booking.

Floor-to-ceiling windows and the sofa area of the Junior Suite at MGH Mitsui Garden Hotel Taipei Zhongxiao

Standard, 1 bed Queen

Standard Queen

22.7 sqm, with one 163 cm wide queen bed and a desk; the same category also includes a queen room with a terrace (露臺大床房, 21.0 sqm) and a corner queen room (景隅大床房, 21.9 sqm).

22.7 sqmQueen bedDesk

Superior, 2 beds

Superior Twin

25.1 sqm, with two 123 cm wide single beds and no bathtub; if you want a bathtub, book the 30.0 sqm Deluxe Twin instead.

25.1 sqmTwo single bedsNo bathtub

Deluxe, 3 beds

Deluxe Triple

30.0 sqm, with three 110 cm wide single beds and a bathtub, so three people can share without an extra bed.

30.0 sqmThree single bedsBathtub

Junior Suite, 2 beds

Junior Suite

The largest room type in the hotel at 60.4 sqm, with two 123 cm wide single beds and a bathtub; there's only 1 in the hotel.

60.4 sqmTwo single bedsBathtub

Facilities

Facilities

Facilities are on three floors: the restaurant on the 1st floor, the lounge and laundry on the 2nd floor, and the public baths on the 17th floor. There's no gym or swimming pool, and no room service.

Public baths
17th floor, separate for men and women, free for guests; 06:00–10:00 and 15:00–24:00 (closed 18:30–19:00 for disinfection)
Guest lounge
2nd floor, 06:00–24:00, with a coffee machine, water dispenser, tea bags, bottled water and an ice machine; also usable as a meeting space
JAPOLI
1st floor; breakfast 06:30–10:30, lunch and dinner 11:30–22:30, bar 17:00–22:30; non-smoking throughout
Coin laundry
2nd floor, 24 hours, 4 washers and 4 dryers; NT$70 per wash, NT$10 per 7 minutes of drying
Parking
Guests can use a partner parking lot, free from 15:00 on the check-in day to 12:00 on the check-out day, allocated in order of arrival with no reservations; the lot is not run by the hotel

Access

Location

The hotel is at No. 30, Section 3, Zhongxiao East Road, Da'an District, Taipei, right beside MRT Zhongxiao Xinsheng Station, and the Taipei Tech (Zhongxiao) bus stop is also about a 30-second walk away. There are convenience stores within a 4-minute walk.

MRT Zhongxiao Xinsheng Station is the interchange of the Bannan Line and Zhonghe–Xinlu Line. Exit 3 has an accessible elevator and an escalator, and the hotel is about a 30-second walk from it. Taipei Main Station is about 4 minutes away on the Bannan Line, and from Songshan Airport it's about 15 minutes on the Wenhu Line with a change to the Bannan Line.

The 1st-floor lobby entrance of MGH Mitsui Garden Hotel Taipei Zhongxiao
MRT Zhongxiao Xinsheng Station
Bannan Line / Zhonghe–Xinlu Line, about a 30-second walk from Exit 3 (elevator and escalator)
Taipei Songshan Airport
About 15 minutes by taxi; about 15 minutes by MRT Wenhu Line with a change to the Bannan Line
Taoyuan International Airport
About 45 minutes by taxi; about 60 minutes by Airport MRT to Taipei Main Station, then the Bannan Line
Taipei Main Station
About 4 minutes on the MRT Bannan Line

With a private charter

The drive from Taoyuan International Airport takes about 45 minutes, and from Songshan Airport about 15 minutes. The hotel has no shuttle, and the MRT at the door makes getting around the city easy. But for outlying sights such as Jiufen, Jinguashi and Yehliu, public transport takes about 1 hour 30 minutes one way plus a bus transfer, whereas a private charter from the hotel can link two or three stops in a day without changing vehicles. Section 3 of Zhongxiao East Road has heavy traffic, so have your driver pick up and drop off at the hotel entrance. Guest parking is at the partner parking lot; please check with the hotel whether it applies to charter vehicles.

FAQ

How close is MGH Mitsui Garden Hotel Taipei Zhongxiao to the MRT?

It's about a 30-second walk from Exit 3 of MRT Zhongxiao Xinsheng Station, which has an accessible elevator and an escalator. Zhongxiao Xinsheng is the interchange of the Bannan Line and Zhonghe–Xinlu Line, about 4 minutes from Taipei Main Station.

When are the public baths open, and do they cost extra?

The 17th-floor public baths are free for guests, open 06:00–10:00 and 15:00–24:00, closing 18:30–19:00 for disinfection. Bring towels and amenities from your room.

How much is breakfast, and can I buy it if it's not included?

Breakfast is at JAPOLI on the 1st floor, 06:30–10:30 (last entry 10:00): NT$660 for adults and NT$330 for ages 6–11 (service charge included), free for ages 5 and under. Guests without breakfast included can buy a meal voucher at the front desk.

Is there parking if I drive?

Guests can use a partner parking lot, free from 15:00 on the check-in day to 12:00 on the check-out day, allocated in order of arrival with no reservations. Charter vehicles can pick up and drop off at the entrance; please check with the hotel whether guest parking applies to them.

Rates, room types, facility hours and parking rules follow the hotel’s latest notice.

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