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Kaohsiung Luxury Hotels

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THE AMNIS, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Kaohsiung

THE AMNIS, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Kaohsiung
5.0 star property
Kaohsiung City Centre
9.6 out of 10, Exceptional, (741 reviews)
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    Lavish Kaohsiung haven offers spa treatments, fine dining, and poolside serenity near city sights.
The price is AU$423
includes taxes & fees
8 Mar - 9 Mar
THE AMNIS, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Kaohsiung
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Top neighbourhoods in Kaohsiung

Liuhe Night Market featuring a city, markets and night scenes

Kaohsiung City Centre

Kaohsiung City Centre mixes business buzz with waterfront charm where shopping reigns supreme. Wander between towering office buildings and the iconic 85 Sky Tower, or explore the Love River's pedestrian walkways. Liuhe Night Market tantalises with street food while Pier-2 Art Centre showcases creativity in converted shipping containers. Central Park offers a leafy escape from urban energy. Getting around couldn't be easier with Formosa Boulevard Station and other metro stops connecting the entire district. Stay in sleek business hotels with harbour views or find budget-friendly options near transit hubs. The blend of traditional temples tucked between modern malls creates a perfect balance of old and new Taiwan.

Spring and Autumn Pavillions showing a sunset, a temple or place of worship and a lake or waterhole

Zuoying District

Zuoying District delights visitors with its crown jewel - the Lotus Pond, where ornate Dragon and Tiger Pagodas rise dramatically from emerald waters. Colourful temples dot the shoreline, filling the air with curling incense smoke and the sounds of traditional ceremonies. Ancient Qing Dynasty city walls frame bustling streets, offering a perfect blend of history and modern Kaohsiung vibes. Traditional Taiwanese eateries serve lotus-themed dishes and temple street food at wallet-friendly prices. Getting around is a breeze with the MRT Red Line, frequent buses, and bike-sharing stations connecting you to Kaohsiung Arena and the National Stadium. Comfortable mid-range hotels and guesthouses provide perfect bases for exploring this cultural treasure trove.

美麗島捷運站 Formosa MRT Station

Sinsing District

Sinsing District blends centuries-old tradition with neon-lit modernity in Kaohsiung. The Dome of Light illuminates Formosa Boulevard Station while incense wafts from nearby Qishan Tianhou Temple. Foodies flock to Liuhe Night Market for oyster omelettes and bubble tea, while cultural buffs can explore colonial architecture before shopping at Shinkuchan. Local dining ranges from street food stalls to traditional Taiwanese restaurants serving steaming dan zai noodles. With three MRT stations connecting to Kaohsiung's attractions, plus mid-range hotels and budget hostels, Sinsing offers authentic cultural immersion at reasonable prices.

The British Consulate at Takao is a building in the British style which was constructed in 1879, and is situated beside Shaochuantou Wharf, with a mountain behind and the sea in front. It is the oldest extant modern Western building in Taiwan, and was also the first consulate the British government built in Taiwan. The consul's residence and consulate have been preserved in their entirety, as well as an old hiking trail which leads up the mountain.
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Gushan District

Gushan District hugs Kaohsiung's harbour with a perfect mix of culture and coastal charm. Monkey Mountain's forested trails lead to panoramic city views while the Former British Consulate offers a glimpse into colonial history. Art lovers flock to the Fine Arts Museum for contemporary exhibitions, and the scenic Sizihwan Bay draws photographers chasing that perfect sunset shot. Ferry horns echo across the harbour as locals and travellers alike enjoy fresh seafood at waterfront restaurants. Getting around is easy with MRT stations connecting you to city centre, while the frequent Cijin Ferry whisks you to nearby islands. Choose between boutique harbor-view hotels or quieter guesthouses tucked into residential hillsides.

Pier-2 Art Center which includes a statue or sculpture and outdoor art

Yancheng District

Kaohsiung's Yancheng District neighbourhood is known for its art galleries and port, and entices visitors with attractions, including Pier-2 Art Center and Kaohsiung Music Center.

Top landmarks in Kaohsiung

Pier-2 Art Center
Pier-2 Art Center featuring a statue or sculpture and outdoor art

Pier-2 Art Center

If you like art, you might want to visit the upcoming exhibitions at Pier-2 Art Center in Kaohsiung City Centre and see if there's something that takes your fancy. If you want to see more of the art galleries in Kaohsiung, Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts isn't far either.

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E-DA Themepark
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E-DA Themepark

If thrills are what you're after, head to E-DA Themepark, located 10.3 mi (16.5 km) from central Kaohsiung. If you have fun at E-DA Themepark, you'll love Lin's Goat Farm, located nearby.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the best luxury hotels in Kaohsiung?
One of the top Kaohsiung luxury hotels according to guests is Silks Club. Make the most of a pillow menu and a swimming pool during your stay here. Alternatively, enjoy the lavish surroundings at H2O Hotel, another highly rated option in this city.
What are the cheapest luxury hotels in Kaohsiung?
You'll find some affordable luxury hotels in Kaohsiung from AU$94 where you can live the high life for less. Choose your ideal travel dates, then narrow your search by budget, amenities and more. Prices can vary depending on when you want to go, so try to have flexibility with your plans. Members save up to 20% on hundreds of thousands of hotels. Earn rewards for your stay and enjoy additional savings on top of current deals. Joining is completely free, and you'll gain instant access to member-only offers.
What is the best time to stay in a luxury hotel in Kaohsiung?
If you want the warmest weather, plan your trip for June. The temperatures are around 27ºC to 31ºC at this time. January has the coolest temperatures between 19ºC and 23ºC. For a more relaxed vibe and potentially more affordable luxury hotels in Kaohsiung, visit in September when it's less busy.
What luxury hotels in Kaohsiung have a pool?
Silks Club is a popular Kaohsiung luxury hotel with a pool. You'll have access to a pillow menu and a steam room during your stay. Or, spend your days poolside in the luxurious setting of H2O Hotel.
What are the closest luxury hotels to Kaohsiung Intl. Airport (KHH)?
Transition from your flight to pure comfort at Han Hsien International Hotel. It's roughly 6 kilometres northwest of Kaohsiung Intl. Airport (KHH). Take advantage of a swimming pool and pool sun loungers here. Another lavish getaway near the airport is Lees Hotel. Reserve a room at one of these properties, or check out other luxury hotels in Kaohsiung to find your ideal stay.
Are there any luxury hotels in Kaohsiung with parking?
There are 1,504 Kaohsiung luxury hotels with parking to select from. Pull up and kick back in style at Silks Club. Every detail is designed to elevate your stay, including a swimming pool and a pillow menu. H2O Hotel is another stay where you'll find a spot to park, along with numerous thoughtful touches.

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