Grand Hotel Taipei

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I am here, and at the Grand Hotel finally. NICE ...

... business buildings and residential towers. Just on the outskirts of Taipei, as we passed the once-glorious Grand Hotel to the left, the outline of Taipei 101, for now the world's tallest building, was visible in the distance, partially shrouded by cloud ...

... open! We finally landed in Taipei at 3:30 and were greeted by rain. Rain, and a Mercedes which took us to the Grand Hyatt Taipei. After checking in we thought we would explore as much as we could (anything within a two block radius of our hotel). ...

... world’s biggest. We entered its air-conditioned interior and sat down dismayed to find that unlike the rest of Taipei the prices inside the Grand Hotel were not cheap. While we sipped our $200 (four pounds) glass of orange juice, we got the ...

... ; After an hour and a half, this cattle-call mercifully ended and we were off to lunch Lunch was served at the Grand Hotel.  The main building of the hotel is the world’s tallest example of Chinese classical architecture.  After Chiang ...

... female monks (or were they just church ladies?) with incense, and ate deep friend pork intestines, we also had dim sum in the Grand Hotel, a gorgeous hotel on the side of a hill, shopped in an enormous mall, and saw the new James Bond movie. The city is ...

... to Taipei to see a 5 minute long video showing the life of a soap bar. On our way home we decided to swing by the Grand Hotel which to a tourist like myself would not come across as a place offering accommodation. Never the less it is a site well worth ...

... museum shopping before heading back to the hotel for a brief rest before dinner. Before we head to dinner, we make a stop at the Grand Hotel. Holy crap!!! It is absolutely huge!!! You don't realize it until you are next to it. Perched on a hill top ...

... Since Daddy was at the conference and I’m not really all that great at Wind Engineering, I decided to take the MTR into Taipei and have a look around. I went to Zhongshan due to the promising amount of shopping bag icons on my map, but it turned out ...

... 30 minutes. I was so stuffed after the trying out 5 items.       Tonight we checked into The Westin hotel in Taipei ready for our tour starting at 730 am.       Interesting as I was watching TV, I saw the ...

... as the bumps stopped they started full service again.  God, I'm glad I forked over the extra money for a limousine to the hotel. There is nothing like someone waiting for you to grab your luggage off you and place you in the back of a blacked out ...

... really good tea and then tried to take us to a jewelry store. We told him we were just interested in getting to Taipei 101. On our way to the hotel we saw groups of scooters at the front of each red light that looked like scooter gangs. This city is ...

... layover in Tokyo... but didn't see anything of the country, except as we left on the next flight.  The flight from Tokyo to Taipei was uneventful.  We were only able to get the Japanese meal - I wish I had copied the menu because we got a tray ...