Taipei

Travel & stay

Warm welcomes and practical notes for reaching Taipei and settling near the Mandarin Oriental for our January 2, 2027 reception.

Wedding hotel

Room block at Mandarin Oriental, Taipei

Our celebration is at the Mandarin Oriental, Taipei — 158 Dunhua North Road, Songshan District. Guests who would like a room in the wedding block are warmly invited to reach out.

Deadline: please contact the couple by October 31, 2026 if you would like a room in the block.
Group rates:
- January 2 — NT$17,600 + tax
- January 3 — NT$9,600 + tax

Rates are per night, plus tax. Availability is limited.

Contact the couple by October 31, 2026 if you would like a room in the wedding block.

Directions

Getting to the hotel

Maps from popular departure points to Mandarin Oriental, Taipei (158 Dunhua North Road, Songshan District, Taipei). Travel times below are approximate ballparks — traffic and transfers can shift them.

From Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport (TPE)

Most international flights arrive here. By taxi or private transfer, plan roughly 40–60 minutes to the hotel, depending on traffic. The Airport MRT into Taipei is also reliable; from there, a short taxi or MRT connection reaches Songshan / Dunhua.

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From Taipei Songshan Airport (TSA)

Songshan is the closer city airport. A taxi to the Mandarin Oriental is typically about 15–25 minutes, traffic permitting — a convenient option for many regional flights.

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From Taipei Main Station

From Taipei Main Station, expect roughly 20–30 minutes by taxi, or a straightforward MRT ride plus a short walk or hop to Dunhua North Road. Exact timing varies with transfers and traffic.

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Getting to Taipei

Most international guests arrive at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport (TPE). From there, the Airport MRT, taxis, and private transfers make it straightforward to reach central Taipei and the hotel.

Taipei Songshan Airport (TSA) sits closer to the venue and can be a convenient option for some regional flights.

Getting around

Taipei's MRT is clean, frequent, and easy to navigate in English. Taxis and ride-hailing apps are widely available. The Mandarin Oriental sits near major roads and MRT connections in eastern Taipei, along Dunhua North Road.

Neighborhood notes

Songshan and nearby Zhongshan / Dazhi offer restaurants, cafés, and shopping within easy reach of the hotel. The Dunhua / Nanjing corridor also has many lodging options a short taxi or MRT ride from the venue if you prefer to stay elsewhere.

Staying near the venue

Guests who prefer to stay on-site can join the wedding block at the Mandarin Oriental (see above). Nearby hotels along Dunhua and Nanjing are also within a short ride if the block is full or you would rather book independently.