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Towering Taipei 101 offers the best city views, especially if you arrive before the afternoon crowds gather. Night markets like Shilin serve up stinky tofu and bubble tea while locals happily guide you to their favourite food stalls.
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2 Star Hotels in Taipei
Capital of Teipei, the exciting modern city of Taipei is in the north of the island, surrounded by mountains and natural hot springs. Stay in a two-star hotel in Taipei to check out all its natural beauty as well as the Taipei 101 skyscraper and Taipei’s world-famous traditional night markets.
Many of Taipei’s two-star hotels, guest houses and B&Bs are in the central business district and very near Taipei main railway station, which connects by high-speed rail to the Songshan Airport.
Hotels in Taipei for Business and Pleasure
The two-star hotels in Zhongzeng, Taipei’s central business district, make it easy to get to meetings if you’re in Taipei on business. But after work, you’ll also be able to explore the museums, university campuses and night markets that are nearby. /p>
Using the city’s efficient public transport system, you can head out from your chic, comfortable two-star hotel to do some shopping in Taipei’s vast multi-level shopping malls then get to hot springs, mountain hikes and leafy green park spaces for some downtime less than 30 minutes away.
Things to Do in Taipei
Just north of the CBD is the Shilin district, home to the National Taiwan Science Education Centre, which has ten storeys of permanent science exhibitions, ranging from life science to mathematics, and some impressive views of Taipei.
Taipei is famous for its temples and night markets, so take a walking, bike or guided tour of as many as possible. If you’re short on time, make sure you visit the Confucius Temple near the Yuanshan RMT station to catch a 4D film about the life and teachings of Confucius. You’ll also see an amazing example of southern Fujian architecture, with ceramic panels and plenty of well-designed displays (in English).
After, head to the Dalong Street Night Market to sample the local delicacies of ‘lurofan’ (braised pork rice) and red-bean dumplings, or satisfy your sweet tooth with a fruit-topped ice-cream wrap. Whether you’re visiting Taipei for business or pleasure, you’re sure to find a two-star hotel that suits you.