International hotel group Accor has announced the opening of its first hotel in Taiwan, the new Novotel Taipei Taoyuan International Airport. As economic collaborations between Mainland and Taiwan continue to strengthen, this newest property is well set to cater to Taiwan’s fast growing business travel and leisure tourist market.The launch of the new hotel is strategically important for the group’s development where Accor has now established a presence in all major regions including the Mainland, Hong Kong, Macau and now Taiwan.
Located at Taiwan’s busiest international airport, Novotel Taipei Taoyuan International Airport is accessible in a few minutes from the terminal building.
The 360-room hotel provides free access to Wi-Fi in public areas, and rooms are equipped with LCD flat screens with an extensive international selection of TV channels. Innovative design elements are featured in all aspects of the room as well as dedicated flexible workspaces and in-room safe large enough for a laptop. Guests staying on the Executive Premier Floor can access the exclusive executive lounge which offers a host of additional benefits.
Golf enthusiasts will be pleased to know that the hotel is close to Meilihua Miramar Golf resort and the hotel also provides a complimentary shuttle bus to Taoyuan City, just 15 minutes away.
For conferences or meetings, the hotel offers a 488sqm pillar-free Grand Ballroom and five additional meeting rooms flooded with natural light.
The Square is the Novotel brand’s flagship food and beverage area which updates the dining experience. Food for guests is cooked-to-order from a choice of different restaurant stations. In addition to The Square, the hotel has a Chinese restaurant called The Wei with private dining rooms and two bars – Q Bar in the lobby and O2 Bar by the swimming pool.
“Through our successful partnership with China Airlines, the opening of Novotel Taipei Taoyuan International Airport will form a strategic footprint in Taiwan, a gateway destination. This Novotel will assist in meeting the needs of both domestic and international travelers.” said Robert Murray, senior vice president of Accor Greater China.
