Superior Room
Superior Room
26.45 sqm, with one king bed or two single beds, 2 guests maximum and no extra beds, with individual reading lights.
26 sqmNo extra beds
Taipei · Zhongshan｜The Landis｜City hotel
The Landis Taipei
A long-established hotel on Minquan East Road, opened in 1979 and still in its Art Deco style, with the one-Michelin-star Hangzhou restaurant Tien Hsiang Lo and the French restaurants Paris1930 de Hideki Takayama and La Brasserie.
- Location
- At the corner of Minquan East Road and Jilin Road, about a 3-minute walk from Exit 4 of MRT Zhongshan Elementary School Station
- Getting there
- Hotel limousine to or from Songshan Airport NT$2,000 one way, Taoyuan Airport NT$3,000
- Rooms
- 4 room types: Superior Room, Deluxe Room, Executive Suite and Corner Suite, 26 to 56 sqmCheck-in / check-out 15:00／11:00
- Why stay
- Three restaurants: Tien Hsiang Lo, Paris1930 de Hideki Takayama and La Brasserie; check-out at 11:00
Brand: Taiwan Luxury & Independent・The Landis Official hotel website ↗
At a Glance
What is The Landis Taipei like?
The Landis Taipei is at No. 41, Section 2, Minquan East Road, at the corner of Minquan East Road and Jilin Road. Its predecessor (台北亞都飯店) opened in 1979. From the start its interiors have followed 1930s French Art Deco, a line it has kept through several renovations, and it also holds a sizable art collection.
Dining is the main draw: the Hangzhou restaurant Tien Hsiang Lo on B1, French set menus at Paris1930 de Hideki Takayama on the 2nd floor, the all-day French brasserie La Brasserie and the Le Rendez-Vous bar on the 1st floor, and a bakery (麗緻坊) selling European bread and pastries.
There are 4 room types, the Superior Room, Deluxe Room, Executive Suite and Corner Suite, and every room has a bathroom with a separate shower area and a bidet toilet. MRT Zhongshan Elementary School Station is about a 3-minute walk away, so it suits travelers based around Zhongshan and Datong, or those coming especially for the food.
- Location
- No. 41, Section 2, Minquan East Road, about a 3-minute walk from Exit 4 of MRT Zhongshan Elementary School Station
- Rooms
- 4 room types, 26 to 56 sqm, with a separate shower area and bidet toilet
- Dining
- Tien Hsiang Lo (Hangzhou cuisine), Paris1930 de Hideki Takayama (French), La Brasserie and Le Rendez-Vous, bakery
- Facilities
- Gym, yoga and meditation room, banquet and meeting spaces
- House rules
- Check-in 15:00, check-out 11:00; non-smoking throughout; no pets (except guide dogs)
✓ A good fit if
- Travelers who put food first: Tien Hsiang Lo holds one star in the 2026 Michelin Guide and Paris1930 de Hideki Takayama received one star in 2025, so you can finish dinner and go straight up to your room.
- Travelers whose plans center on Zhongshan, Datong and Xingtian Temple: MRT Zhongshan Elementary School Station is about a 3-minute walk away, and the Taipei Fine Arts Museum and Binjiang Market are on the walking routes the hotel recommends.
- Travelers who enjoy the feel of a classic hotel: the Art Deco style has been kept since the hotel opened in 1979.
✕ Consider another hotel if
- You want a hotel with a pool: consider Shangri-La Far Eastern, Taipei on Dunhua South Road, with a year-round outdoor heated pool on the 43rd-floor rooftop. — try Shangri-La Far Eastern, Taipei
- Your plans center on shopping and nightlife in Xinyi: you'd add a cross-town drive each day, so consider W Taipei, above MRT Taipei City Hall Station. — try W Taipei
Highlights
Why stay at The Landis Taipei? Three highlights
01Tien Hsiang Lo
Tien Hsiang Lo Hangzhou cuisine on B1
Tien Hsiang Lo is on B1, carrying on the legacy of its Hong Kong namesake (天香樓) with classic Hangzhou cuisine. Signatures include Longjing tea shrimp, Sister Song's fish ball soup and Dongpo pork, and it holds one star in 2026 in the Michelin Guide Taipei, Taichung, Tainan & Kaohsiung.
Lunch is 12:00–14:30 Tuesday to Friday and 11:30–14:30 on weekends; dinner is 18:00–21:30 Tuesday to Thursday and 17:30–21:30 Friday to Sunday. The immortal duck soup in a clay pot must be ordered a day ahead, and the beggar's chicken two days ahead. Slippers are best avoided.
02Paris 1930 de Hideki Takayama
Paris1930 de Hideki Takayama on the 2nd floor
Paris1930 de Hideki Takayama on the 2nd floor serves French set menus, pairing dishes with Taiwanese teas, and the wine list covers France, the rest of Europe and New World regions. Culinary director Hideki Takayama has twice won the Bocuse d'Or Asia-Pacific title, and the restaurant received one star in 2025 from the Michelin Guide.
It's dinner only, Wednesday to Sunday 18:00–22:30 (last order 19:30), with set menus from NT$4,800 plus 10%; allow 3 to 3.5 hours. Children aged 8 and under are not admitted, and please avoid shorts and slippers.
03La Brasserie
La Brasserie and Le Rendez-Vous on the 1st floor
La Brasserie on the 1st floor takes the Belle Époque French brasserie as its theme, with gold railings and red sofas, and a menu of traditional dishes from France's major regions. It was chosen by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs as a Goût de France restaurant.
It serves all day: breakfast 06:30–10:00 on weekdays and 06:30–10:30 on weekends, lunch 12:00–14:30 on Monday and Thursday to Sunday, afternoon tea 14:30–17:00 and dinner 18:00–22:00. Next door, the Le Rendez-Vous bar is open 12:00–22:30.
Rooms
Rooms
All 4 room types have a bathroom with a separate shower area, a bidet toilet and a bathtub (except accessible rooms), plus free Wi-Fi. An extra bed is NT$1,300 per person per night, or NT$1,600 with breakfast (plus 15.5%); baby cots and baby bathtubs are limited and must be reserved in advance. In line with environmental policy, bring your own toothbrush and other single-use items.
Deluxe Room
Deluxe Room
Also called a "junior suite", about 43 sqm, with one king bed or two single beds, two LCD TVs and a partitioned layout.
About 43 sqmJunior suite
Executive Suite
Executive Suite
52.89 sqm, with a separate bedroom and living room and a separate shower room; it can be combined with the room next door as a family suite.
53 sqmConnecting option
Corner Suite
Corner Suite
56.2 sqm, with one king bed, floor-to-ceiling windows on three sides, a separate living room and bedroom, and two separate entertainment systems.
56 sqmWindows on three sides
Facilities
Facilities
The facilities focus on dining, plus a gym and a yoga and meditation room; the banquet hall is on B1.
- Dining
- Tien Hsiang Lo (B1), Paris1930 de Hideki Takayama (2nd floor), La Brasserie and Le Rendez-Vous (1st floor), bakery (麗緻坊, 1st floor, 8:00–20:00)
- Fitness
- A gym of about 40 ping and a yoga and meditation room, open to guests
- Parking
- Guest parking spaces are limited, first come, first served; most room packages include parking for one car per room, with NT$150 per hour beyond that; every NT$1,000 spent on dining covers 1 hour, up to 3 hours
- Families
- Baby cots and baby bathtubs (by reservation); extra beds NT$1,300 per person per night plus 15.5%
- Banquets and meetings
- Banquet hall on B1, plus the Matisse Room (馬諦斯廳) and the Salon (沙龍廳)
- Airport limousine
- Songshan Airport NT$2,000 one way, Taoyuan International Airport NT$3,000 one way
- House rules
- Check-in 15:00, check-out 11:00; non-smoking throughout; no pets (except guide dogs)
Access
Location
The hotel is at No. 41, Section 2, Minquan East Road, at the corner of Minquan East Road and Jilin Road. By MRT, take the Zhonghe–Xinlu Line to Exit 4 of Zhongshan Elementary School Station, turn right toward Xingtian Temple and walk about 3 minutes; Minquan West Road Station on the Tamsui–Xinyi Line is about a 15-minute walk, and from Zhongshan Junior High School Station on the Wenhu Line you'll need to change to a bus.
By car on National Freeway 1: northbound, exit at the Jianguo/Songjiang interchange, follow Songjiang Road and turn right onto Minquan East Road for about 500 m; southbound, switch to the Jianguo North Road elevated expressway, take the Minquan East Road ramp and turn right onto Minquan East Road for about 500 m, and the hotel is on the right.
- MRT Zhongshan Elementary School Station
- About a 3-minute walk from Exit 4
- MRT Minquan West Road Station
- About a 15-minute walk
- Songshan Airport
- Limousine NT$2,000 one way; buses Red 31, Red 32, 225 and others
- Taoyuan International Airport
- Limousine NT$3,000 one way; airport bus to the Xingtian Temple stop, then about a 5-minute walk
- National Freeway 1
- Northbound: Jianguo/Songjiang interchange; southbound: Minquan East Road ramp
With a private charter
From Taoyuan International Airport, take National Freeway 1 northbound and exit at the Jianguo/Songjiang interchange, then follow Songjiang Road and turn right onto Minquan East Road for about 500 m; heading to the airport or south, get on the freeway from the Jianguo North Road elevated expressway, so getting in and out is straightforward. From Zhongshan, the National Palace Museum, Shilin, Beitou and Yangmingshan are all on the way, and in the evening you can come back for dinner at Tien Hsiang Lo or Paris1930. Guest parking spaces are limited, first come, first served; please check with the hotel whether this applies to charter vehicles.
FAQ
What are the check-in and check-out times at The Landis Taipei?
Check-in is at 15:00 and check-out at 11:00.
Does The Landis Taipei have parking?
Yes. Guest parking spaces are limited and can't be reserved, first come, first served. Most room packages include parking for one car per room, with NT$150 per hour beyond that; every NT$1,000 spent at the hotel's restaurants covers 1 hour, up to 3 hours.
How do I get to The Landis Taipei from the airport?
The hotel can arrange a limousine: NT$2,000 one way from Songshan Airport and NT$3,000 one way from Taoyuan International Airport. From Taoyuan Airport you can also take the airport bus to the Xingtian Temple stop and walk about 5 minutes; from Songshan Airport, take buses Red 31, Red 32, 225 and others, or the MRT Wenhu Line with a transfer.
When is Tien Hsiang Lo at The Landis Taipei open?
Tien Hsiang Lo is on B1. Lunch is 12:00–14:30 Tuesday to Friday and 11:30–14:30 on weekends; dinner is 18:00–21:30 Tuesday to Thursday and 17:30–21:30 Friday to Sunday.
Can I bring pets to The Landis Taipei?
No, pets are not allowed anywhere in the hotel, except guide dogs.
Rates, room types, facility hours and parking rules follow the hotel’s latest notice.
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