Kimpton Da An Hotel
Da'an, Taipei
“Crafted alleyway den”
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
Neri&Hu carved an intimate retreat into a quiet Da'an lane, blending emerald-green tiles, brass screens, and an easygoing evening wine hour.
“Crafted alleyway den”
Neri&Hu interiors pairing glazed Taiwanese tilework with custom brass accents and quiet wooden thresholds.
Complimentary rental bicycles and living spaces styled after the surrounding residential Da'an alleyway culture.
Hosted evening wine gatherings in the lobby and open-air cocktails at twelfth-floor venue The Tavernist.
In Da'an off Ren'ai Road, tucked into quiet residential lanes near Zhongxiao Fuxing station.
Rooms
Muted timber and pale terrazzo pair with brass accents and custom woodwork, echoing the intricate metalwork of Taipei's residential streetscapes.
Backstory
Originally built as a high-end apartment tower, the residential structure was transformed in 2019 to mark the Kimpton brand's Asia debut.
Eat & drink
On the twelfth floor, The Tavernist pairs Taiwanese produce with modern European technique, spilling out onto a skyline cocktail terrace.
The neighborhood
Tucked inside a quiet residential lane, the hotel sits steps from Zhongxiao Fuxing station and the buzzing East District shopping alleys.
“Kimpton’s growth from a California phenomenon into a nationwide and now global boutique-hotel brand hasn’t diluted its appeal — thanks to designers Neri & Hu, the Kimpton Da An Hotel in Taipei might just be the most stylish of the bunch... Spare a moment for the rooftop terrace, with its expansive views of the city.”
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