The Landis Taipei Hotel

Overall, we had a pleasant stay. The service was consistently good—there was always someone at the door to greet us each time we returned, which gave a warm, welcoming touch. The staff were generally very friendly and helpful throughout our stay. The hotel is home to two 1-star Michelin restaurants, which we only discovered on our last night—unfortunately, too late to try them. Definitely something to look forward to if we return. The property does feel a bit dated, but in a way that gives off a retro charm. The room was standard and functional, with strong water pressure in the shower (a plus). However, the pillows were quite uncomfortable, feeling flat and worn, almost like an old cotton pillow that’s been in use for a decade. One convenient feature is the money exchange service at the hotel, with fairly decent rates. Just a note: they are unable to exchange currency once you’ve checked out due to system limitations, so plan accordingly.