In the Taiwan Republic Year 101, one of the world's largest tungsten carbide manufacturer, CB Carbide Group subsidary Chuen Shin Construction Ltd has entered the hospitality industry with the introduction of InHouse Hotel in Ximending. InHouse Hotel is the inspirational creation of renowned Taiwanese interior designer, Ted Su the “Godfather of Nightlife in Taipei”. Situated in the heart of Ximending, Taipei's liviest area, InHouse Hotel offers stunning design, elegance and romance in each individually created room. Totally unique and recreating the theatre capital of the Taiwanese era, this is a boutique hotel with a style of it's own. In a comfortable, intimate and welcoming setting to recreate the atmosphere of the 1940's – 1950's. The red exterior mirrors the style of the famous Red House Theatre. You are welcomed with brilliant innovative use of LED luminescent lighting, plate glass windows and mirrors, vibrant colours, stunning Bidasar Brown marble flooring from India complemented with hand-crafted Baroque style mahogany furniture.

Ximending known as the "Shibuya of Taipei" is the source of Taiwan's fashion and Japanese sub-culture, attracting over three million shoppers a month.
With many fashion boutiques, restaurants, cinemas, clubs and performances it is extremely popular and an essential destination for tourists worldwide.
Ximending is so-called from its position outside the west gate of Taipei City. It was the first and largest pedestrian area built in Taiwan and the best place for a walkaround. Developed during the Japanese era to be an entertainment and business area, it has florished to become the urban hub of creativity and innovation.

Established as a well known theatre street during the 1930's, as Taipei City developed the Eastern district in the 1990's business began to decline. In 1999 the area was pedestrianised, a move which attracted young customers and prosperity.

Because of its history, Ximending has several historical sites. Built during the Japanese era, the Ximending Mazu Temple is an important monument as well as the Red House Theatre, originally a market.

Ximen market is the oldest existing market in the city. During the day, Ximending is quiet and much like any other street in Taipei. In the evening the area becomes an exuberant neon-lighted night life and shopping zone.
It is a mecca for every young local and tourist alike to gather here every evening to dine, shop and socialise while listening to the latest music flowing through the streets.
This trendy and unique area is home to numerous department stores, shops and stalls featuring fashion, music, technology, beauty salons, karaoke, restaurants and many more.

HANSGROHE antique cast iron style bath taps and shower.
TOTO bathroom suites.
BOSE / BANG & OLUFSEN digital speaker dock for iPod/ iPhone.
SMEG retro style refrigerator.
L'OCCITANE bath products.
LG / SONY LED flatscreen TV.
ARTEMIDE reading lamps.
Complementary Internet/ WiFi access with audio/ video connectivity.
Security safe.
Tea & Coffee facilities.
DAIKIN air-conditioned.
Imagework by Kimen Chan of InHouse – 1st prize in Taipei Art Design (2001), Award winning International Digital Graphic Designer.
InHouse Management Team
Lounge PRIVE’ bar music by DJ David
Cafe wakuwaku by LA Cafe.