Best Hotels in Taiwan for Every Budget — 49 Real Picks From £17 (2026)

Our best-value Taiwan pick for 2026 is MINI HOTELS (Feng Jia Branch) in Taichung from ~£46 a night — but the real story of this guide is how far your money goes across the whole island: real, bookable hotels from just ~£17 a night, in the same city centres, beside the same night markets and on the same High Speed Rail line as places charging far more. This is 49 verified, distinct, currently bookable stays spanning Taipei, Taichung, Kaohsiung, Tainan and beach-side Kenting — each labelled by city and linking straight to its live price.

Taiwan is a compact, mountainous island off the south-east coast of China, and few places pack this much variety into so short a trip: the skyline and night markets of Taipei, the lakes and Rainbow Village around Taichung, the temples and street food of old-capital Tainan, the harbour and beaches of the warm south, and one of Asia's best rail networks tying it all together. And it's all remarkably affordable.

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Scout's 3 best-value picks right now: 🍜 MINI HOTELS (Feng Jia Branch) — from ~£46 in Taichung, a well-reviewed 4★ (7,969 reviews) steps from the huge Fengjia Night Market. 🏙️ Modern Plaza Hotel — from ~£23 in Kaohsiung, a tidy 3★ base for the Love River and southern harbour. 🛏️ Fudi Hotel — from ~£17 in Taichung, the cheapest bed in this guide for a no-frills central stay. From-prices are live rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for today's price on your dates.

Flights land at Taipei Taoyuan International (TPE), direct from London in about 13-14 hours on China Airlines or EVA Air, or one-stop via the Gulf and East Asia. The airport MRT reaches central Taipei in around 40 minutes, and the High Speed Rail then whisks you south to Taichung, Tainan and Kaohsiung. UK visitors enjoy visa-free entry for up to 90 days. Compare live Taiwan hotel prices or search UK flights to Taipei (TPE) to fix your dates first. The official Taiwan Tourism site helps plan your route, and UK visitors can check the UK government's Taiwan travel advice for current entry rules.

The Best Luxury Hotels in Taiwan

Taiwan's top hotels deliver five-star polish at prices that would barely cover a mid-range room in Europe — glassy city towers, harbour landmarks, a beach resort in the south and elegant design hotels in Taichung.

1. Caesar Park Hotel Banqiao — Taipei · 5★ · 8,137 reviews · from ~£111/night. The most-reviewed luxury hotel in this guide, a sleek five-star directly above Banqiao Station in Greater Taipei — a High Speed Rail, conventional train and MRT interchange all in one. Contemporary rooms, strong dining and effortless connections make it a superb, well-connected city base.

2. Caesar Metro Taipei — Taipei · 5★ · 7,200 reviews · from ~£74/night. A modern five-star perched above a major MRT interchange, with smart rooms, several restaurants and quick access across the capital. Excellent value for a full-facility luxury hotel in Taipei.

3. Evergreen Laurel Hotel - Taichung — Taichung · 5★ · 7,047 reviews · from ~£77/night. A polished business-and-leisure five-star from the Evergreen group in central Taichung, with elegant rooms, a pool and reliable fine dining. A comfortable, well-run base for exploring the centre of the island.

4. Tempus Hotel — Taichung · 5★ · 5,593 reviews · from ~£73/night. A striking modern five-star in Taichung with a rooftop pool, spa and spacious contemporary rooms. Great value for a design-led luxury stay near the city's parks and museums.

5. Kaohsiung Marriott Hotel — Kaohsiung · 5★ · 5,295 reviews · from ~£130/night. A glossy international five-star in the southern harbour city, with a large pool, spa and skyline views. Reliable Marriott standards and a convenient location near Lotus Pond make it a strong choice for the south.

6. Howard Beach Resort Kenting — Kenting · 5★ · 5,100 reviews · from ~£140/night. A full-facility beach resort at the southern tip of the island, with pools, gardens and easy access to Kenting National Park's sand and snorkelling. The go-to upscale stay for a warm-weather beach break in Taiwan.

7. The Howard Prince Hotel Taichung — Taichung · 5★ · 4,169 reviews · from ~£75/night. A dependable five-star in central Taichung with classic comfortable rooms, a pool and good dining. A relaxed, fair-value luxury base near the city's museums and parks.

8. Miramar Garden Taipei — Taipei · 5★ · 4,132 reviews · from ~£117/night. A resort-style five-star in the capital with landscaped gardens, an outdoor pool and a calm feel unusual for a city hotel. Comfortable rooms and good service make it a peaceful upscale Taipei base.

9. Shangri-La Far Eastern Tainan — Tainan · 5★ · 3,928 reviews · from ~£107/night. The landmark luxury tower of the old capital, soaring above Tainan Station with sweeping views, a pool, spa and excellent restaurants. An elegant, central base for the city's temples and famous street food.

10. THE LIN Hotel — Taichung · 5★ · 3,839 reviews · from ~£151/night. The most premium stay in this collection, a refined design-led five-star in Taichung with spacious rooms, a spa and standout dining. A stylish splurge in the heart of the island.

From-prices are live rates pulled while writing and vary by date and season. See all Taiwan stays · Search flights to Taipei (TPE).

The Best Mid-Range Hotels in Taiwan

The sweet spot of Taiwanese value: comfortable, well-reviewed 4-star hotels across the island's main cities — mostly between £43 and £75 a night, often steps from a night market or MRT station.

11. HOTEL CHAM CHAM - Taipei — Taipei · 4★ · 9,543 reviews · from ~£73/night. A hugely popular design four-star in central Taipei with playful modern rooms, a rooftop and thousands of glowing reviews. Superb value for a stylish, well-located city stay near the shopping and dining districts.

12. Explore Hotel — Taichung · 4★ · 8,776 reviews · from ~£61/night. A smart, contemporary four-star in Taichung praised for clean modern rooms, helpful staff and a handy central location. A reliable, great-value mid-range base for the centre of the island.

13. MINI HOTELS (Feng Jia Branch) — Taichung · 4★ · 7,969 reviews · from ~£46/night. A bright, well-reviewed four-star right by the enormous Fengjia Night Market, one of Taiwan's best. Compact stylish rooms at a genuinely low price make this one of the best value picks in this guide.

14. Hotel Midtown Richardson — Taipei · 4★ · 7,609 reviews · from ~£61/night. A comfortable four-star in central Taipei with modern rooms and an excellent location near the MRT and the Ximending shopping district. A dependable, fair-value city base.

15. Lakeshore Hotel Tainan — Tainan · 4★ · 7,425 reviews · from ~£109/night. A polished modern four-star in the old capital with spacious rooms, good dining and a design-conscious feel. A comfortable upper-mid base for exploring Tainan's temples and food scene.

16. Spring Rhapsody Hotel — Taichung · 4★ · 6,753 reviews · from ~£68/night. A cheerful, well-run four-star in Taichung with bright rooms and a central location. A relaxed, good-value mid-range choice near the city's attractions and night markets.

17. J-HOTEL — Kaohsiung · 4★ · 6,527 reviews · from ~£43/night. A smart, modern four-star in the southern harbour city at a genuinely low price, praised for clean rooms and friendly service. One of the best value-for-standard picks in Kaohsiung.

18. T Hotel — Taichung · 4★ · 6,304 reviews · from ~£43/night. A tidy, contemporary four-star in Taichung offering comfortable rooms and a central location at a very fair rate. A dependable, low-cost mid-range base for the centre of the island.

19. U.I.J Hotel & Hostel — Tainan · 4★ · 5,639 reviews · from ~£46/night. A design-led four-star with hostel options in the heart of old Tainan, known for its stylish interiors, cafe and cultural feel. A characterful, great-value base among the city's temples and street food.

20. Green World Hotel - Zhonghua — Taipei · 4★ · 5,363 reviews · from ~£56/night. A comfortable, well-located four-star in central Taipei with clean modern rooms and easy access to Ximending and the MRT. A solid, no-fuss mid-range choice in the capital.

From-prices are live rates pulled while writing and vary by date and season. See all Taiwan stays · Search flights to Taipei (TPE).

Cheap Hotels in Taiwan — 49 Real, Bookable Options From £17

This is where Taiwan's value really shows. Every stay below is a real, currently bookable budget hotel or hostel from ~£17 a night, spread across the island and labelled by city — central city rooms, night-market bases and southern harbour stays. The tier tops out around £37.

21. Fudi Hotel — Taichung · 1★ · 87 reviews · from ~£17/night. A simple, no-frills budget hotel in Taichung — the cheapest bed in this guide. A practical, wallet-friendly base for the night markets and central attractions.

22. Modern Plaza Hotel — Kaohsiung · 3★ · 1,750 reviews · from ~£23/night. A well-reviewed budget three-star in Kaohsiung offering clean, comfortable rooms at a low price. A smart-value base for the Love River, harbour and southern MRT.

23. Forbes Hotel — Taichung · 3★ · 1,887 reviews · from ~£24/night. A tidy three-star in Taichung with simple modern rooms and a central location at a very fair rate. Good value for a night or two in the centre of the island.

24. Ruei Gung Business Hotel Kaohsiung — Kaohsiung · 3★ · 1,622 reviews · from ~£25/night. A practical budget three-star in the southern city with clean rooms and helpful service. A dependable, low-cost base for exploring Kaohsiung.

25. Feng Chia Hygge — Taichung · 1★ · 48 reviews · from ~£26/night. A cosy, simple budget stay near Taichung's Fengjia Night Market, one of Taiwan's largest. A cheap, convenient base for late-night eating and shopping.

26. LI QING Hotel — Kaohsiung · 3★ · 1,646 reviews · from ~£26/night. A well-reviewed three-star in Kaohsiung with clean, comfortable rooms at a budget price. A reliable, good-value choice in the southern harbour city.

27. 金馬大飯店 Riverside Hotel — Kaohsiung · 3★ · 371 reviews · from ~£27/night. A budget three-star near Kaohsiung's Love River, handy for the waterfront and night markets. A cheap, central base for the south.

28. R10 Eco Hotel — Kaohsiung · 2★ · 850 reviews · from ~£28/night. A simple, eco-minded budget hotel in Kaohsiung with clean rooms at a low price. A practical, wallet-friendly city stay in the south.

29. Chao She Hotel — Kaohsiung · 3★ · 2,137 reviews · from ~£28/night. A popular, well-reviewed three-star in Kaohsiung offering comfortable rooms and good value near the MRT. A dependable budget base for the harbour city.

30. 85 Asia Hotel — Kaohsiung · 3★ · 1,418 reviews · from ~£28/night. A budget three-star near Kaohsiung's landmark 85 Sky Tower, with clean rooms and skyline views for very little. A smart-value southern city pick.

31. Lane62 Hostel — Taichung · 2★ · 43 reviews · from ~£30/night. A friendly, simple hostel in Taichung with a social vibe and dorm-style value. Ideal for solo travellers keeping costs low in the centre of the island.

32. Kiwi Express Hotel - Zhong Zheng Branch — Taichung · 3★ · 3,052 reviews · from ~£30/night. A popular, well-reviewed budget three-star in central Taichung with clean modern rooms at a great price. One of the better-value cheap stays in the city.

33. Leo ho Hostel — Tainan · 2★ · 75 reviews · from ~£30/night. A simple, sociable hostel in old-capital Tainan, a cheap base for the city's temples and famous street food. Good value for budget-minded travellers.

34. Khan Hotel — Kaohsiung · 3★ · 182 reviews · from ~£31/night. A tidy budget three-star in Kaohsiung with clean, comfortable rooms and a central location. A dependable, low-cost base in the south.

35. Love River Inn 愛河日央 — Kaohsiung · 3★ · 2,230 reviews · from ~£31/night. A well-reviewed budget three-star beside Kaohsiung's Love River, perfectly placed for the waterfront and night markets. A characterful, great-value stay in the south.

36. Move Resort & Spa — Tainan · 3★ · 50 reviews · from ~£32/night. A simple three-star with a spa in Tainan, offering more facilities than the average budget stay at a low price. A relaxed, affordable base for the old capital.

37. Sunnyside Hotel — Kaohsiung · 3★ · 264 reviews · from ~£32/night. A bright, good-value three-star in Kaohsiung with clean rooms and a central location. A practical budget base for the southern harbour city.

38. 安可旅店 Bravo Hotel — Taichung · 2★ · 309 reviews · from ~£32/night. A simple, tidy budget hotel in Taichung with comfortable rooms at a low price. A wallet-friendly base for the city's night markets and attractions.

39. Hamilton Hotel — Taichung · 3★ · 806 reviews · from ~£32/night. A comfortable three-star in Taichung with clean modern rooms and good value near the centre. A dependable, low-cost mid-city base.

40. Ch Place X Hotel — Taipei · 3★ · 57 reviews · from ~£32/night. A simple, good-value three-star in the capital, one of the cheaper central Taipei options in this guide. A practical budget landing pad for exploring the city by MRT.

41. Say Love Hotel — Taipei · 2★ · 228 reviews · from ~£32/night. A simple budget hotel in Taipei with clean rooms at a low price for the capital. A convenient, wallet-friendly base near the city's transport links.

42. Days Fine Hotel — Kaohsiung · 2★ · 678 reviews · from ~£33/night. A tidy budget hotel in Kaohsiung with comfortable rooms and helpful service. A dependable, low-cost base for the southern city.

43. New Rise Hotel — Kaohsiung · 2★ · 52 reviews · from ~£33/night. A simple, clean budget hotel in Kaohsiung at a low price. A practical choice for keeping costs down in the south.

44. A Ace Hotel — Taichung · 3★ · 327 reviews · from ~£33/night. A comfortable three-star in Taichung with clean rooms and a central location at a fair rate. A reliable, good-value budget base in the centre of the island.

45. Ai Lai Fashion Hotel — Taichung · 3★ · 1,775 reviews · from ~£34/night. A well-reviewed, design-minded three-star in Taichung offering stylish rooms at a budget price. Great value for a comfortable, central city stay.

46. Kao Yuan Hotel - Zhong Zheng — Taichung · 3★ · 106 reviews · from ~£34/night. A tidy three-star in central Taichung with clean, comfortable rooms at a low price. A dependable budget base for the night markets and museums.

47. Goodness Hotel — Kaohsiung · 3★ · 203 reviews · from ~£34/night. A comfortable budget three-star in Kaohsiung with clean rooms and a handy location. A solid, low-cost choice for the southern harbour city.

48. 嵐茵商旅 — Tainan · 3★ · 7,261 reviews · from ~£34/night. A hugely popular, well-reviewed budget three-star in Tainan with clean modern rooms and a central location. Superb value for the old capital, and one of the most-reviewed cheap stays in this guide.

49. HiRiver Hotel — Taichung · 3★ · 53 reviews · from ~£37/night. A tidy three-star in Taichung with comfortable rooms at a fair rate — the top of the budget tier. A dependable, good-value base for the centre of the island.

From-prices are live rates pulled while writing and vary by date and season. See all Taiwan stays · Search flights to Taipei (TPE).

Where to base yourself in Taiwan

Taiwan is compact and superbly connected by the High Speed Rail, so most trips string together two or three cities. Here's how the main bases compare:

• Taipei — the capital and natural starting point, home to Taipei 101, the National Palace Museum, the Shilin and Raohe night markets, the Beitou hot springs and an excellent MRT. The widest choice of hotels and the easiest arrival base.
• Taichung — central Taiwan's relaxed hub, gateway to Sun Moon Lake, the colourful Rainbow Village and the Gaomei Wetlands, with the enormous Fengjia Night Market and plenty of good-value hotels. The mildest climate on the island.
• Kaohsiung — the big southern harbour city, warmer and more laid-back, with the Love River, Pier-2 Art Center, Lotus Pond and Cijin Island, plus its own clean MRT. The gateway to the far-south beaches.
• Tainan — Taiwan's oldest city and former capital, packed with historic temples, Dutch-era forts and some of the best street food in the country. A slower, more traditional base for food lovers and history buffs.
• Jiufen — the atmospheric mountain teahouse town above the north-east coast, famous for its lantern-lit lanes and sea views. A popular day trip or overnight from Taipei.
• Kenting — the beach and national-park region at the southern tip, with swimming, snorkelling and a warm climate almost year-round. The place to end a trip on the sand.

A classic week links Taipei, Taichung and Kaohsiung or Tainan by HSR; add a few days for Kenting's beaches or the east coast.

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Taiwan Hotels FAQs

Are hotels in Taiwan cheap? Yes — Taiwan is one of the best-value destinations in Asia. This guide has 49 real, bookable stays starting from around £17 a night for a clean budget room, with well-reviewed 3-star hotels right through the £25-£37 band. Even smart four-star city hotels often sit between £43 and £75 a night, and five-star towers start around £73. From-prices were pulled on live searches while writing and vary by date and season; tap any hotel for today's rate on your dates.

How much is a hotel per night in Taiwan? Budget rooms and hostels start from about £17 a night, comfortable 3-4 star hotels run roughly £30-£75, and the top five-star hotels in this guide reach up to around £151 a night. You can travel the whole island very comfortably on a mid-range budget that would only cover a basic room in most of Europe.

What is the cheapest hotel in this guide? The cheapest stay is Fudi Hotel in Taichung from around £17 a night, followed by Modern Plaza Hotel in Kaohsiung (£23) and Forbes Hotel in Taichung (£24). They are real, currently bookable rooms — tap through for today's live rate on your dates.

What is the most expensive hotel listed here? The priciest stay in this guide is THE LIN Hotel in Taichung from around £151 a night, followed by Howard Beach Resort Kenting (£140) and Kaohsiung Marriott Hotel (£130). Almost everything else sits between £17 and £120, and the entire budget tier tops out around £37.

Do UK travellers need a visa for Taiwan? No — UK passport holders can visit Taiwan visa-free for tourism for up to 90 days. You just need a passport valid for the duration of your stay and, typically, proof of onward or return travel. Always check the latest entry requirements before you fly, as rules can change.

What is the best time to visit Taiwan? Autumn (October to November) is the sweet spot — warm, dry and clear across the island. Spring (March to April) is also pleasant. Summer (June to September) is hot, humid and carries typhoon risk, while winters are cool and can be wet in the north but stay mild and sunny in the south around Kaohsiung and Kenting.

Are there direct flights from the UK to Taiwan? Yes — China Airlines and EVA Air fly direct from London to Taipei Taoyuan International (TPE), with a flight time of around 13-14 hours. Many one-stop options via the Gulf or East Asian hubs are often cheaper. The southern city of Kaohsiung (KHH) is reachable on a short domestic hop or fast train from Taipei.

Which airport do you fly into for Taiwan? Taipei Taoyuan International Airport (TPE) is the main international gateway, about 40 minutes from central Taipei by the airport MRT line. The southern hub of Kaohsiung International (KHH) handles some regional flights and is a good entry point if you are focusing on the south of the island.

How do you get around Taiwan? Taiwan has one of Asia's best transport networks. The High Speed Rail (HSR) links Taipei, Taichung, Tainan and Kaohsiung in a couple of hours end to end, conventional trains reach smaller towns and the east coast, and Taipei and Kaohsiung both have clean, cheap metro (MRT) systems. Buses, YouBike hire and ride-hailing fill the gaps.

What is an EasyCard and do I need one? An EasyCard is a rechargeable contactless smart card used across Taiwan for the MRT, most buses, some trains, YouBike and thousands of convenience stores. Buy one at any metro station or convenience store, top it up with cash, and tap in and out. It saves buying individual tickets and is the easiest way to pay for local transport.

Is Taiwan safe for tourists? Yes — Taiwan is widely regarded as one of the safest destinations in Asia, with low crime and a famously helpful, welcoming culture. Standard precautions apply: mind traffic and scooters when crossing roads, take normal care of your belongings in busy night markets, and follow local advice during typhoon season. Solo and female travellers routinely report feeling very comfortable.

What are Taiwan's night markets like? Night markets are the heart of Taiwanese food culture — lively, cheap and open late. Taipei's Shilin and Raohe, Taichung's Fengjia (one of the largest), Kaohsiung's Liuhe and Tainan's Garden Night Market are all classics. Come hungry for beef noodle soup, xiaolongbao dumplings, oyster omelettes, stinky tofu, bubble tea and shaved ice.

Where can I try hot springs in Taiwan? Beitou, at the northern end of the Taipei MRT, is the most accessible hot-spring district, with public baths and hotel spas set in a green valley. Elsewhere, Jiaoxi in Yilan and the mountain springs around the island offer soaks with a view. Autumn and winter are the best seasons for a hot-spring trip.

How many days do you need in Taiwan? Seven to ten days is ideal for a first trip, enough to link Taipei, Taichung and either Tainan or Kaohsiung on the High Speed Rail without rushing, plus a day trip or two. Two weeks lets you add the east coast, Sun Moon Lake, Taroko Gorge or the beaches of Kenting in the far south.

Is Taipei worth staying in? Yes — Taipei is the natural base for most trips. It has the widest choice of hotels, the landmark Taipei 101 tower, the National Palace Museum, buzzing night markets, the Beitou hot springs and an excellent MRT that makes getting around effortless. Many travellers bookend a trip here and use the HSR for day trips or onward legs.

What is there to do in Taichung? Taichung sits in the centre of the island and is the gateway to Sun Moon Lake, the colourful Rainbow Village, the Gaomei Wetlands and the Miyahara ice-cream parlour. It has a huge, famous night market at Fengjia, a mild climate and plenty of good-value hotels, making it a relaxed mid-trip base.

What is Tainan known for? Tainan is Taiwan's oldest city and its former capital, packed with historic temples, Dutch-era forts and some of the best street food on the island. It is a slower, more traditional counterpoint to Taipei — a favourite for food lovers and anyone interested in Taiwanese heritage.

Is Kaohsiung worth visiting? Yes — Kaohsiung is Taiwan's big southern harbour city, warmer and more laid-back than Taipei. Highlights include the Love River waterfront, the Pier-2 Art Center, Lotus Pond with its dragon and tiger pagodas, Cijin Island and a clean MRT. It is also the gateway to the beaches of Kenting in the far south.

Can you go to the beach in Taiwan? Yes — Kenting National Park at the southern tip has Taiwan's best-known beaches, with swimming, snorkelling and a warm climate almost year-round. There are also beaches near Kaohsiung's Cijin Island and along the east coast. The south stays mild and sunny even in winter, making it a good cool-season escape.

What food should I try in Taiwan? Taiwan is one of Asia's great food destinations. Try beef noodle soup (the unofficial national dish), xiaolongbao soup dumplings, oyster omelettes, gua bao pork buns, scallion pancakes, stinky tofu for the brave, mango shaved ice, and of course bubble tea, which was invented in Taichung. Night markets and small local eateries cost just a few pounds a meal.

What currency is used in Taiwan? The New Taiwan dollar (TWD). We quote every price in this guide in pounds as a from-rate for easy comparison. Cards are accepted in hotels, department stores and larger restaurants, but carry cash for night markets, small eateries, temples and local transport top-ups. ATMs and convenience stores are everywhere.

Is Taiwan good for families? Yes — Taiwan is safe, clean, affordable and easy to travel with children. The MRT and HSR are simple, night markets are a fun, cheap dinner out, and attractions like Taipei 101, the zoo, hot springs, Sun Moon Lake and Kenting's beaches suit all ages. Convenience stores make snacks, drinks and essentials effortless.

What is the budget per night for backpackers in Taiwan? Backpackers can sleep well from around £17-£30 a night in a budget hotel or hostel, eat superbly at night markets for a few pounds, and travel cheaply on the MRT and local trains with an EasyCard. A daily budget of £30-£45 covers comfortable low-cost travel across the island.

Do I need to book hotels in advance in Taiwan? For weekends, Chinese New Year, and major festivals or long weekends, booking the best-value hotels ahead is wise as they fill fast, especially in Taipei and around popular night markets. Off-peak weekdays you have more flexibility. Every hotel here links to its live rate for your dates, so you can lock in a price whenever you plan.

How far is Taipei from Kaohsiung? The two cities are at opposite ends of the island, but the High Speed Rail connects them in around 1 hour 40 minutes, making a north-to-south trip very easy. Conventional trains are slower and cheaper, and short domestic flights also run between Taipei and Kaohsiung (KHH).

Is English spoken in Taiwan? Mandarin Chinese is the main language, but English signage is common on the MRT, HSR, major stations and tourist areas, and many younger people speak some English. Translation apps make markets and smaller towns easy, and locals are famously patient and helpful with visitors.

How do I book these exact hotels at the prices shown? Every hotel name in this guide links to that hotel's live page on JetMeAway — real-time rates, taxes shown, and a date picker for your trip. The from-prices here were pulled on live searches while writing, so your dates will differ; tap through for today's number. No booking fees either way.

Prices throughout are from-rates in pounds, pulled on live searches while writing, and vary by date, season and availability. Tap any hotel for today's live price on your dates. No markups, no booking fees.