Howard Prince Hotel Taichung

Baby cot is available at no additional charge. Guests are required to contact the property directly in advance for reservation.
Pets are strictly prohibited at the property, with the exception of guide dogs.
Starting on 1 January 2025, this hotel will no longer provide disposable amenities in accordance with government regulations. If you have any requirements during your stay, please do not hesitate to contact the front desk for assistance.
The property will pre-authorize the provided credit or debit card for pay-at-hotel bookings.
Children who stay free on existing beds will not be provided with breakfast, amentities or extra bed.
Breakfast and amenities are available at an additional charge for children stay free on existing beds.
Extra bed is available for Executive Twin room types only (maximum 1 extra bed) and will incur extra charge. Extra bed is subject to availability. Guests must reserve in advance.

Children 4-12 years old will be charged TWD 300 for amenity or TWD 500 for breakfast and amenity when using existing bed.
From November 1, 2022, the opening hours of BE ONE leisure hall, gym are as follows:
Monday: 14:00 pm to 22:00 pm
Tuesday to Sunday: 7:00 am to 12:00 noon and 14:00 pm to 22:00 pm
BE ONE leisure hall, gym are closed every Monday morning for maintenance.
The hotel provides charging stations for electric vehicles, which need to be charged at their own expense. Model: J1772 needs to bring its own adapter/adapter.
Starting from 01 April 2024 ,In response to the government’s plastic reduction policy, disposable supplies such as toothbrushes, razors, combs, shower caps, cotton swabs, bottled mineral water, etc. will not be provided in the guest rooms. Please use the cold water bottle in the room and go to the water dispenser on each floor for your own use.If you need spare parts, please contact the 1F counter to purchase more.
Taichung Howard Hotel, recognized for its outstanding achievements in sustainable operations, obtained the GSTC Hotel Certification in October 2025, becoming one of the few star-rated hotels in Taiwan to receive this distinction.
The certification is based on the four pillars of the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) Criteria, confirming that the hotel’s practices are aligned with international standards across four key areas: sustainable management, socio-economic impact, cultural heritage, and environmental responsibility. It also provides a solid foundation for the hotel’s continued enhancement and ongoing improvement.