Features
- 60 luxuriously appointed guest rooms
- MontBlanc stationery set
- Wall-mounted 50-inch 4K UHD TV accompany with cable free keyboard is also a personal computer
- Philippe Starck designed desk chair
- Bang & Olufsen CD and audio system
- Nespresso coffee machine
- DVD player (DVD players will be provided for our Deluxe and Grand Deluxe rooms by request. Please inform us before arrival.)
- Personal In-Room safe
- Best selection of bathroom amenities
- JO MALONE bathroom amenities (Éclat Suite)
- Frette bath robe (Premier Room, Premier 9 Room & Éclat Suite)
- Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer (Grand Deluxe Room, Premier Room, Premier 9 Room & Éclat Suite)
- Free Pay Movie Channel
Deluxe Room
SIZE: 24.8 sq. metres/ 7.5 ping
BED TYPE: King Size Bed 180cm*200cm or Two Single Bed 100cm*200cm
Hotel Rack Rate: NTD 12,500
Grand Deluxe Room
SIZE: 26.5 sq. metres/ 8 ping
BED TYPE: King Size Bed
Hotel Rack Rate: NTD 13,500
Premier Room
SIZE: 31.5 sq. metres/ 9.5 ping
BED TYPE: King Size Bed
Hotel Rack Rate: NTD 14,000
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Hotel Éclat Taipei – An Exquisitely Luxurious Discovery
Hotel Éclat Taipei, a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World is an elegant and electric boutique hotel located in Taipei’s fashionable Da-An district, featuring ultra-luxurious room amenities, priceless sculptures and artworks. The hotel is designed to appeal to connoisseurs from all over the world.
For business travellers the luxury Hotel Éclat Taipei boasts Wi-Fi connectivity and in-room business facilities throughout our accommodation. A variety of meeting rooms provide the ideal venue for professional meetings, corporate functions and social gatherings.
Hotel Éclat boutique hotel in Taipei enhances the feeling of luxury and exclusivity by numerous art pieces and sculptures by contemporary artists such as Salvador Dali, Gao Xiao Wu, Chen Wenling to mention just a few.
Éclat Lounge let it mesmerise you with its many breathtaking works of art and creative design, striking artworks from both eastern and western contemporary artists.
Our dedicated team of professional staff will provide an unparalleled hospitality experience that will ensure an unforgettable stay at Hotel Éclat luxury Taipei hotel.
Hotel Éclat Taipei
No. 370, Sec. 1, Dunhua S. Road
Da-an District
Taipei City, Taiwan
+886 2 2784 8888
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