Palais de Chine Hotel
Datong, Taipei
“Theatrical Franco-Chinese palace”
Vibe
Designer Ray Chen crafts a theatrical museum aesthetic, pairing dark French millwork and heavy velvet drapery with antique Chinese horse sculptures.
“Theatrical Franco-Chinese palace”
Ray Chen interiors blending dark French château millwork, velvet drapery, and antique Chinese artifacts.
Curated antique porcelain, regional tea selections, and cultural displays reflecting traditional decorative craft.
Deep circular soaking tubs, embroidered robes, and attentive service across the executive club floor.
Connected to Q Square mall directly across from Taipei Main Station and its transit lines.
Rooms
Dark wood paneling and French-inspired furnishings frame deep circular soaking tubs, walk-in showers, and private verandas looking out across Datong.
Backstory
The property was conceived around the Latin motto Plus Ultra, celebrating global voyages with an extensive collection of curated transport antiques.
Eat & drink
On the seventeenth floor, Le Palais specializes in Cantonese crispy-skin roast duck, while sixth-floor salon Le Thé pairs regional teas with afternoon pastries.
The neighborhood
Integrated directly with Taipei Main Station and Q Square mall, the property puts high-speed rail platforms and metro lines right at your feet.
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