The result of countless hours of evaluation by MICHELIN Inspectors, our first announcement of MICHELIN Key hotels has arrived in Taiwan, with four One-Key hotels spreading across Taipei and Taichung, each exemplifying unique charm.
Like MICHELIN Stars for restaurants, the MICHELIN Keys represent our most outstanding hotels. Explore the full list or discover highlights from the 2025 Taiwan Key hotels below.
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The One-Key hotels
Positioned as a “modern mansion,” Capella Taipei reimagines hospitality with the warmth of a private home and the refinement of a luxury hotel. The celebrated designer André Fu has crafted 86 guest rooms that frame panoramic views of the city and nearby hills, while the six terrace suites — each featuring its own deck, lap pool and jacuzzi overlooking the skyline — stand out as some of Taipei’s most coveted stays. The hotel’s programming is guided by a resident “culturist,” who tailors experiences to each guest’s interests. Options range from local breakfast and intimate tea ceremonies to explorations of Taipei’s neighborhoods, offering an insider’s lens on the city.
Tucked in Taichung’s Xueshan mountains, Hoshinoya Guguan is more than a hot spring retreat — it seeks to create experiences that lift guests out of their ordinary lives. At first sight, visitors are greeted by verdant scenery, with mountains and rivers surrounding the property. Nature is intentionally woven into the design: century-old pines, meandering water gardens and sweeping valley views form a serene stage for escape. Like a Japanese ryokan, Hoshinoya Guguan has both public baths and in-room private ones. Meals are presented in kaiseki style, with multiple courses all meticulously composed.
Nestled in Taipei’s vibrant East District, Kimpton Da An Taipei seeks to create a city-center oasis, where tranquility meets the pulse of the city. Designed by acclaimed design duo Neri & Hu, the interiors incorporate elements of Taipei’s streetscape, giving the hotel a distinctive local character while preserving a warm, residential atmosphere. Pet-friendly and playful in spirit, the hotel encourages guests to explore the city with complimentary bicycles, while afternoon wine hours in the lobby offer a relaxed space to connect with fellow travelers.
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With its stately European royal–inspired façade along the greenery of Dunhua North Road, Mandarin Oriental Taipei stands as a beacon of refined luxury in the heart of the city. The hotel’s 300-plus rooms and suites — the largest in Taipei — blend classic elegance with contemporary design, enriched by over 1,700 carefully curated artworks. Beyond the sumptuous interiors and in-room facilities, guests can immerse themselves in a world of wellness at the expansive spa, savor exquisite dining at One MICHELIN Star Cantonese restaurant, Ya Ge, and enjoy meticulous, personalized service.
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