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The weather never does as it’s told, does it? This summer you may have eagerly planned a Tainan food trip and a tour of its monuments, only to look at your weather app a few days before departure, see an approaching typhoon or a whole row of rain icons, and feel your spirits sink. Must the anticipation of a journey be washed away by sudden heavy rain? Don’t rush to cancel. Perhaps this is the sky offering you a chance to experience a different way of enjoying Tainan. Rather than dashing between outdoor sights, find somewhere you can thoroughly relax,shelter from the rain in comfort<\/strong>, and even turn a wet day into a pleasure. Near Tainan Railway Station,3 Door Hotel<\/strong>is your warmest harbour in wind and rain.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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A fortress in the storm: we have written safety into the hotel’s DNA<\/strong><\/h2>\n

For travellers, the greatest worry during typhoon season or heavy rain is whether their accommodation is safe. News images of flooding, power cuts and shattered windows are enough to unsettle anyone. At 3 Door you can leave all of that behind. Our hotel was created by the experienced team at Sanyelou Architects, weavingthe soul of an old building into the solid frame of contemporary architecture<\/strong>. We have not only preserved the beauty of passing years but put double the effort into structural safety, waterproofing and fire protection. Every window has passed rigorous airtightness testing, using airtight windows from the major brand Jinhong; every door uses fire-resistant materials, and when you close it the noise of the city seems to have been muted. Rain falling on the glass and sills is not noise but something closer to a gentle lullaby.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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You can brew a pot of hot tea, curl up on one of the comfortable sofas we chose with care, pick a good book and let the words take you elsewhere. The air may carry a faint scent of cypress: the memory of an old building, and the sense of steadiness we want to give you.The design of 3 Door<\/strong>is itself an exploration. It stands for the settling of body, mind and spirit, and for entrances into different states of mind. On a rainy day you have more time to appreciate every considered detail of the space, from the shifting of light and shadow to the texture of the materials, and you will find this is not merely a hotel but a restorative space in which to talk with yourself.<\/p>\n

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A rainy day is the hidden way to enjoy Tainan<\/h2>\n

Who said rain means a ruined itinerary? Quite the opposite \u2014 this is how insiders do it! Staying at 3 Door gives you an excellent position from which to open your wet-weather plan for Tainan:<\/p>\n