Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comTaipei CKS International Airport Arrival Private Transfer
based on 5 reviews of Taipei CKS International Airport Arrival Private Transfer
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I had never been to Taiwan so I was very glad to see the driver patiently waiting for me upon arrival. Everything was easy and smooth.
Reviewed by: Rhett R, United States, April 2008
It was late at night when we arrived a Taipei International and it was also raining. Not a good time to arrange for a taxi with so many non English speaking drivers - can't emphasize this enough. It was so nice to see our driver waiting with a sign with our names on it as soon as we exited. The driver was courteous and professional. Got to the proper hotel in a comfortable limo.
Reviewed by: Kenneth F, United States, February 2008
Good service. On time waiting with sign. Safe driver unlike the taxi that may be cheaper but you get what you pay for. Drove direct to my hotel and took our bags to the counter. First rate service as always with Viator.
Reviewed by: David V, Japan, March 2008
My wife and I used the airport transfer service both from CKS airport and back again to CKS airport. The drivers were waiting for us with clearly legible name signs and were prompt in getting our bags in the car trunk and immediately removed them from the trunk at each destination. Neither car smelled like smoke which is a major factor in our recommending your service. We plan on using Viator transfer service from now on when we travel. The transfer service is a good way to beat the stress of locating reliable transportation.
Reviewed by: Gary A, Japan, December 2007
Good ride into the city with the massage chair inside the car. Driver was a little late since my flight arrived 20 minutes early.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States, March 2007
