Shangri-La Far Eastern, Taipei
No.201, Sec. 2, Dunhua S. Rd台北遠東香格里拉
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Why this hotel is good for multi generational travel
What makes this hotel fantastic for a multi generational family trip? Shangri-La Far Eastern, Taipei (台北遠東香格里拉) rises as the city’s tallest hotel, with about 420 rooms and suites from levels 9–37 looking toward Taipei 101. Book a Grand Deluxe Family Room (56 m²) with a king, two singles, sofa, and daybed for four, or connecting deluxe rooms when grandparents need a second door. In-house guests use the Health Club—gym about 06:00–22:00, dry sauna and steam, hot whirlpool—and the 43F rooftop heated pool (about 06:00–21:00; later on Fridays, Saturdays, and holiday eves). Dining spans five restaurants and three bars including Shang Palace, plus 24-hour room service. The lobby connects into The Mall for rainy shopping without a taxi.
Why is this hotel great for grandparents? High floors deliver quiet city panoramas after a long flight, with Horizon Club options for lounge check-in and later checkout when booked. Valmont Spa (roughly noon to evening) and Health Club saunas give recovery hours. Babysitting and child-care listings help adults steal a quiet dinner. Airport transfers and laundry valet reduce logistics, and non-smoking rooms throughout keep air clearer for elders.
Why is this hotel great for grandkids? Grand Deluxe Family rooms sleep four without a sofa scramble, and connecting layouts keep cousins next door. Children under 12 swim with adult supervision at the rooftop pool; kids 0–6 often get buffet privileges under the hotel’s children’s meal plan when adults dine as members. Summer Sanrio-themed stays and playground packages appear seasonally when you want a built-in kids’ program. The Mall next door burns energy between meals.
- Rooftop outdoor pool
- Valmont SPA
- 7 restaurants & bars
- Free parking offers
Grandparent friendly
- Wheelchair accessible — Step-free routes through lobby, lifts and at least one room type.
- Lift to all floors — Every guest floor reachable by elevator.
Kid friendly
- Cribs and bed rails — Free cots, bed guards and bottle warmers.
- Family rooms — Dedicated family room types or multi-bed family configurations
Everything else
- On-site restaurant — At least one full-service restaurant.
- Airport or station shuttle — Scheduled transfers to transport hubs.
- Spa treatments — Massage and treatment rooms.
- Free parking — Complimentary on-site parking.
- Outdoor swimming pool — Outdoor swimming pool (not specifically a kids splash pool)
- Hot tub — On-site hot tub or jacuzzi for guests.
- Laundry service — Staffed laundry or dry-cleaning service for guests.
- Sauna — On-site sauna for guests.
- Fitness center — On-site gym or fitness center.
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