Taipei Urtrip Hotel－Taipei ArenaUrtrip in Taipei
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Taipei Urtrip Hotel
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See AllStandard Double Room (No Window) Size 15 m²1 full bed Comfy beds, 8.8 – Based on 320 reviewsThis air-conditioned room offers branded mattress, an electric kettle, and instant coffee and tea bags for free. A cable TV is provided as well. Slippers and free toiletries are provided in the private bathroom.Please note that there is no window for this room type.Deluxe Double Room Size 19 m²1 full bed Comfy beds, 8.8 – Based on 320 reviewsThis air-conditioned room comes with branded mattress, a cable TV, free instant coffee and tea bags and an electric kettle. Free toiletries and slippers are offered in the private bathroom.Standard Twin Room (No Window) Size18 m²1 twin bed and1 full bed Comfy beds, 8.8 – Based on 320 reviewsThis twin/double room has a soundproofing, electric kettle and air conditioning.Deluxe Triple Room Size 20 m²1 twin bed and 1 full bed Comfy beds, 8.8 – Based on 320 reviewsA cable TV, air conditioning, branded mattresses and an electric kettle are provided in the room. Instant coffee and tea bags are offered for free. The private bathroom comes with slippers and free toiletries.Luxury Double or Twin Room Size 22 m²2 full beds Comfy beds, 8.8 – Based on 321 reviewsThis twin/double room has an electric kettle, a tumble dryer and soundproofing.Please note that the third person will be placed at an extra bed with additional fees.Deluxe Quadruple Room Size 24 m²2 double beds Comfy beds, 8.8 – Based on 321 reviewsThis room is fitted with branded mattress, a cable TV, air conditioning and an electric kettle. There is a private bathroom with slippers and free toiletries. Guests can enjoy free instant coffee and tea bags as well.Room Assigned at Check-in Size 15 m²1 full bed Comfy beds, 8.8 – Based on 321 reviewsThis double room features a flat-screen TV, air conditioning and electric kettle.
About Us
Read MoreUrtrip Hotel is situated in Taipei, 5 minutes' walk from Nanjing Fuxing MRT Station. It offers modern accommodation with free Wi-Fi access.
From this property guests can walk to the lively Breeze Centre and Pacific SOGO in just 15 minutes. It takes only 10 minutes by car to Taipei Songshan Airport and 1 hour by car to Taoyuan International Airport. Chargeable airport shuttle service is available on request.
Air-conditioned guestrooms are fitted with soft Sealy mattress, a fridge, tea/coffee making facilities and a cable TV. The private bathroom comes with bathroom amenities and a hairdryer.
The hotel provides laundry and dry cleaning services. Guests can use the self-service laundry machine for free. Ticketing and car hire services are available at the on-site tour desk. For those who wish to catch up with their last-minute work, business facilities are provided.
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Attractions
See AllNational Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall The National Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall is located in Xinyi District, Taipei, Taiwan. It is a memorial to the Republic of China's National Father, Dr. Sun Yat-sen, and was completed in 1972. The total building area covers 29,464 square metres in an open space of 115,000 square metres.Taipei Arena The Taipei Arena, situated at the intersection of Dunhua N. Rd. and Sec. 4, Nanjing E. Rd. in Songshan District is a multi-purpose arena with a seating capacity of 15,000, built in late-2000 by the City government on the site of its weather-beaten predecessor: the Taipei Municipal Baseball Stadium. A High-strength Reinforced Concrete (HRC) structure with 2 underground and 5 aboveground floors, the Taipei Arena measures 90,900-odd m2 in gross floor area and boasts a design that meets different needs through a speedy seating/staging rearrangement. It has a seating capacity of up to 15,350 for concerts with an arena (theater-in-the-round) stage or for basketball games; 13,500 for remote-stage concerts or large assemblies; 10,000 for concerts with a proscenium stage or performance art events. The Ice Land, a secondary venue of Taipei Arena, is a year-round ice-skating rink with an international standard size, besides offering standardized indoor ice for such sports as ice hockey and speed skating. The Ice Land is available for public skating on weekdays;it also offers an array of education/training programs, accommodating up to 800 seats in the audience area. In addition, there are also 6,000+ m2 of business area inside the Taipei Arena to offer audiences a comfortable dining and recreational experience. As part of Taipower’s underground transformer station project, a north-facing outdoor square was constructed to connect that business section to shopping blocks nearby.Raohe Street Tourist Night Market IntroductionSpecialties:oyster vermicelli, spare ribs stewed in herbal soup, pepper meat buns, duck meat, stinky tofu.The Raohe Street Night Market covers various kinds of booths for general merchandises, accessories and yummy snacks, all at low and affordable prices. By looking at the booths with queues of people, it is not hard to find out the most popular snacks. You absolutely don't want to miss snacks like: Stew Ribs in Chinese herbal Medicine, Crispy Pepper Pastry Cake, Steamed Bun, Oyster Noodles, and all kinds of cold drinks. You can't forget the Spicy Stinky Tofu, Beef Noodle, and Tempura. In addition, Wufenpu is the largest garment wholesale marketplace in Taipei.Songshan Cultural and Creative Park IntroductionThe 6.6-hectares Songshan Cultural and Creative Park in Taipei’s Xinyi District was completed in 1937 as the Songshan Tobacco Factory, which was one of the seed companies of a monopoly system mandated by the Taiwan Governor-General Office. The premises were one of Taiwan’s pioneers of modern industry, as well as the first professional tobacco plant. A gracefully simple Japanese modernist structure, the factory features meticulously crafted face cams, glasswork and bronze nails that made it arguably a “model factory” at that time. When Japan lost the war in 1945, the Taiwan Provincial Monopoly Bureau took over the factory and renamed it, Songshan Tobacco Factory of Taiwan Provincial Monopoly Bureau. The factory ceased production of cigarettes in 1998 for concerns over urban planning, regulatory changes in the tobacco and liquor marketing system, as well as shrinking demand. It became a relic of the past after being merged into the Taipei Cigarette Plant.In 2001, the Taipei City Government named the tobacco factory the city’s 99th historic site and converted it into a park comprising city-designated historic sites (namely the office building, the 1st to 5th warehouses, cigarette plant and boiler room), historic structures (the inspection room, a machinery repair shed and a nursing room) and architectural highlights (the Baroque-style garden, an ecologically landscaped pond, a public bath and a multi-purpose auditorium). For more efficient reuse of space, the Songshan Cultural and Creative Park was built on the historic site as a production base for designers and cultural & creative businesses, as well as a venue for performances and exhibitions. The park introduced to its premises a Taiwan Design Museum and TMSK through partnerships with the Taiwan Design Center and prestigious Taiwanese glasswork label LIULI GONG FANG, respectively, besides a snack bar that was converted from the machinery repair shed.Huashan 1914 Creative Park IntroductionOriginally a winery, the Huashan 1914 Creative Park is now an important events venue. As a new cultural events platform, many large-scale exhibitions, installations, theater productions and performances now take place here.
