Serviced Apartments in Taiwan

Looking for a serviced apartment in Taiwan? As one of the 'Four Asian Tigers', this dynamic island nation is a global powerhouse for technology and finance, attracting a high volume of corporate travellers.

From short-term business stays to long-term relocations, our serviced apartments give you the space, flexibility, and comfort of home across major cities in Taiwan.

Not sure where to begin? Visit our FAQs page or contact us to discuss your specific accommodation needs.

Serviced Apartments in Popular Taiwanese Destinations

Taiwan’s major metropolitan areas are key hubs for international business and finance, making them prime destinations for corporate accommodation.

By focusing your search on the cities below, you can quickly find the perfect serviced apartment for your next business trip.

• Taipei: Taiwan's capital, the political, economic and cultural centre.
• Taichung: A growing industrial and cultural centre known for its pleasant climate and lower cost of living.
• Hsinchu: The heart of Taiwan's high-tech industry.

Why stay in a serviced apartment in Taiwan with SilverDoor?

As a major economic hub, Taiwan welcomes a significant number of business travellers seeking long-term accommodation. A serviced apartment offers a superior solution for corporate stays compared to a traditional hotel. By choosing SilverDoor, Business travellers benefit from:

• Space and Flexibility: Our properties provide ample space, separating living and working areas, which is ideal for extended business trips.
• A Cost-Effective, Home-from-Home: Enjoy the comfort and privacy of a fully furnished home, often at highly competitive, all-inclusive rates, making it a budget-friendly solution for corporate accommodation in Taiwan.
• Award-Winning Corporate Service: Benefit from our dedicated, award-winning client service team, who are perfectly positioned to handle all your corporate accommodation needs and provide support throughout your stay.
• Simple, Flexible Bookings: We offer highly flexible booking terms to suit the dynamic nature of corporate travel and relocation, ensuring a hassle-free experience from enquiry to check-out.

Taiwan Business Travel Guide: Things to Know

When travelling to Taiwan, understanding the local culture and customs can help you navigate your stay. From practical details about the local currency and time zones to cultural insights, here’s our key information for business travel to Taiwan.

Weather in Taiwan

Taiwan's climate is subtropical in the north and tropical in the south, divided by the Tropic of Cancer. This results in a long summer and a mild, short winter. Northern cities like Taipei experience consistent rainfall throughout the year, while the southern cities (Kaohsiung) have a dry winter and a rainy summer. Typhoons can affect the island from late summer to early autumn. Business travellers should always check the local forecast before packing.

Currency in Taiwan

The official currency is the New Taiwan Dollar (TWD). Major credit cards are widely accepted in cities, and contactless payment methods are becoming common.

Tipping is generally not customary or expected in Taiwan, especially in local eateries or taxis. However, a 10% service charge is often automatically added to bills at high-end restaurants and hotels. For bellhops or exceptional service, a small gratuity (NT$50-100) is occasionally offered, but it is not a part of the local culture.

Language spoken in Taiwan

Standard Chinese (Mandarin) is the official and most common language for business and daily communication. While English proficiency is growing, particularly in international business districts in Taipei, most signage and local interaction will be in Chinese.

Time Zone in Taiwan

Taiwan operates on a single time zone: UTC +8. This is also known as Taipei Standard Time (TST).