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The Caesarpark Hotel TaipeiChung Hsiao W Rd., Taipei City, 100 | ||
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Caesar Park Taipei, the former Hilton, is ideally located in the centre of Taipei's business district, directly opposite Taipei Main Station, the heart of the city's newly-completed MRT system. Caesar Park Taipei offers top quality professionalism in managing an international hotel, as well as the utmost more info >>
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Evergreen Laurel Hotel (Taipei)No. 63, Taipei, 10455 | ||
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Located in the heart of Taipei's business and financial district, within 10 minutes' walking distance to the MRT ZhongXiao Xinsheng Station. It is 35 minutes from TaoYuan International Airport and is only 2 KM from Taipei Railway Station.All the rooms feature the finest Italian furniture, handcrafted lighting more info >>
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Les Suites Taipei-Ching.ChengNo 12, Ching-Cheng St, Taipei City, | ||
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A refuge from Taipei's hectic pace! minutes from the central business districts and major shopping attractions. les suites taipei offers business travelers the style sophistication impeccable service that we are known for. more info >>
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Les Suites Taipei-Da.An135 Da-An Road Section 1, Taipei City, 106 | ||
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A refuge from Taipei's hectic pace! minutes from the central business districts and major shopping attractions. Les Suites Taipei offers business travelers the style sophistication impeccable service that we are known for. more info >>
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Monarch Plaza HotelNo. 300 Chuang Ching Road, Sec 1, Taoyuan, 330 | ||
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Serving many international business and leisure travellers, this is the only 5-star hotel in Taoyuan. The Monarch Plaza Health Club is located on the 4th floor of the hotel and is a multifunctional centre for recreation, sports and business, offering 5-star services to our valued members and guests. You c more info >>
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Dong Wu Hotel258, Sec. 2, Yen Ping N. Rd., Taipei City, | ||
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Located at the heart of Taipei city. This area is also called Dwa-Due-Dia since Ching Dynasty. You can see many historic architectures as well as stores here and there today, and many wholesalers of the area have been doing their business since 19th. century merchandise clothes, fur, tea, conium, gold, and fu more info >>
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