Taipei Marriott’s ITF Vouchers: NT$4,999 Rooms, October 28 Tea Flash Sale and Six-Ticket Packs

Taipei Marriott Hotel has announced its 2026 ITF offers, with accommodation vouchers from NT$4,999 and dining tickets covering afternoon tea, teppanyaki and sharing meals. The physical fair runs November 6–9 at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center Hall 1, with the hotel at booth M1409. Online dining sales run through November 15. The channels carry different products: accommodation vouchers are fair-exclusive, so the online dining shop does not imply access to the same room deals.

Three room vouchers with different breakfast and lounge benefits

Three accommodation vouchers are listed for the fair: Classic Room at NT$4,999, Skyline Room at NT$6,699 and Deluxe Suite at NT$9,999. The hotel specifies a guaranteed Taipei 101 view and breakfast for two for the Skyline Room. The suite has a separate living room, executive-lounge privileges and buffet breakfast for two. Those benefits belong to the stated room types; they should not all be transferred to the Classic Room. Photographs illustrate layouts, while the voucher and booking confirmation govern the actual stay.

Flash prices of NT$5,999 for the Skyline Room and NT$8,888 for the Deluxe Suite are also announced, limited to 20 vouchers per room type each day and two vouchers per person, while supplies last. The accommodation offer advertises no weekday, weekend, Lunar New Year or summer surcharge. That condition is not a promise of a vacant room on every desired date. If travel dates are fixed, ask about eligibility, booking procedures and availability before buying.

The October 28 flash sale and six-ticket packs are different offers

At noon Taipei time on October 28, the online fair offers a limited buy-two-get-two promotion on Garden Kitchen’s weekday-and-weekend afternoon-tea buffet single-person vouchers, with one set per person. This is a specified product and sale time, not a site-wide promotion. The press release and official page use different units when describing the limited allocation; confirm the number of sets actually released on the purchasing page rather than treating an unverified quantity as guaranteed.

Regular offers include six-ticket packs. Garden Kitchen’s weekday afternoon tea is NT$950 per ticket, or NT$5,700 for six; its weekday-and-weekend lunch buffet with a main course is NT$1,350 per ticket, or NT$8,100 for six. The former is weekday-only, and the latter is lunch with a main, unlike the flash-sale afternoon tea. Match your party size and available meal periods to the package, and distinguish a per-ticket price from the full amount payable.

Other tickets offer different dining formats. Lobby Lounge’s weekday-evening unlimited steak, pork ribs and salad-bar ticket is NT$1,200 per person. Mark’s Teppanyaki’s weekday-lunch Japanese A3 wagyu and seafood set is NT$2,600 per person. A nine-course teppanyaki menu and replenishable steak and ribs are different services; decide whether a fixed progression or a more flexible meal better suits the occasion.

For groups, The Dining Place’s weekday-and-weekend champion roast-duck trio voucher costs NT$3,580, with the release suggesting sharing among four to six. INGE’S Bar & Grill lists an evening dry-aged bone-in ribeye set for two at NT$5,999 and a US Prime T-bone and seafood sharing meal for six at NT$13,888. All prices are in New Taiwan dollars. A two-person or six-person ticket cannot be compared directly with a single-person ticket by its face price alone.

Check use dates and conditions before paying

Enter the current shop through Taipei Marriott’s official ITF page, or call 02-8502-9999. Check validity, excluded dates, reservations and any additional charges before paying: the end of online sales is not a universal redemption deadline. Photographs are hotel-provided room and dining publicity images, not scenes from the forthcoming fair. They do not mean that every dish pictured is redeemable with one ticket.