Weekday whole-house stays: up to NT$2,000 off per room
Taiwan's 2026 Weekday Stay Incentive. It is the government's money, not our discount — we'll do the maths with you.
Check-in 1 Sep–30 Nov · Sun–Thu · long weekends excluded · may close early if the budget runs out
Gov't pays
How much comes off one room
Weekday incentive · per room
- First night
- NT$800
- Consecutive 2nd night
- NT$1,200
- Up to, in total
- NT$2,000
These are per-room, per-night maximums, and no claim exceeds what that room actually costs that night. 2 nights per person at most, on consecutive dates.
Every room you open needs one registered guest
One registered guest per room
- One registered guest staying in each room
- Each claim needs the registered person to actually stay and show their ID or NHI card at check-in
- Two registered guests in one room still count once
Organiser's tip: before the trip, settle who sleeps in which room and who registers — that beats asking the whole group to sign up. Claims are up to the number of rooms each house may claim for; we confirm the count when you book.
Three steps to the discount
- Step 01
Register
Upload a photo of your Taiwan ID or NHI card on the Tourism Administration site — any time before or on check-in day.
Register → - Step 02
Book a weekday
Check in Sunday to Thursday. Tell us you are using the subsidy, how many rooms, and how many guests registered.
How to book → - Step 03
Show your card
Each registered guest stays in person and shows their ID or NHI card; the discount comes off at check-in.
Long weekends that do not count
- 9–11 Oct National Day
- 24–26 Oct Retrocession Day
- 25–27 Dec Constitution Day voucher only
Birthday-voucher winners: it stacks with the weekday incentive — up to NT$1,200 more off per room per night when the winner stays in person on a weekday, until 31 Dec.
Questions
How do we actually get the discount?
Three steps. Register on the Tourism Administration site with a photo of your Taiwan ID or NHI card (any time before or on the day of check-in); book a weekday stay with us; show that ID or NHI card at check-in and we take the discount off on the spot. No registration means no discount, and registering is not a guarantee — the Administration may stop the scheme early once the budget runs out.
Which nights count as weekdays?
Check-in Sunday through Thursday, excluding national holidays and their long weekends — the same definition our own rate card uses.
How much comes off per room?
Hengchun is a general region: up to NT$800 off the first night and up to NT$1,200 off a consecutive second night, NT$2,000 at most. 2 nights maximum per person, on consecutive dates (the second night may be elsewhere), and no claim exceeds what that room actually costs that night.
We are booking the whole house — can everyone claim?
Not one claim each — one claim per room per night. The official Q&A's own example: two eligible guests sharing a room still get a single claim for that night. So the number of claims follows the rooms you open (up to the number of rooms each house may claim for), not the size of your group, and each claim needs the registered person to actually stay and show their ID or NHI card at check-in. We will confirm the count with you when you book; the official Q&A is the authority.
How many times can one person use it?
Each national ID number may take part once in the weekday stay scheme and once in the birthday voucher scheme.
Is this the same as the National Travel Card?
No. The National Travel Card is a way civil servants pay; the travel subsidy is the government taking money off the room rate. Per the official Q&A, the card is charged the rate after the discount. If you want to use both on one booking, check the payment steps with us when you book.
Can the birthday voucher be combined with it?
Yes — the official rules allow both. The windows differ: the weekday scheme ends 30 Nov, the voucher 31 Dec.
How does the birthday voucher work?
Vouchers went to lottery winners only (entry closed on 8 Sep). A winner staying in person on a weekday between 10 Sep and 31 Dec gets up to NT$1,200 off per room per night, one night per person.
When does it end?
The weekday stay scheme runs to 30 Nov 2026. The Tourism Administration may announce an early close once the budget is spent, so earlier is safer.
Summarised from the official Q&A — the Tourism Administration’s rules take precedence →