Search hotels near Kaohsiung International Airport

Check-in

Check-out

I don't have specific dates yet

Rooms for

Room 1:

2 Adults change configuration

Adults

Children

remove

Add another room

Hotels near Kaohsiung International Airport

Show map

Places nearby Kaohsiung International Airport

Cities

Kaohsiung City 4.7 mi 754 hotels

Districts

Siaogang District 1.8 mi 13 hotels
Cianjhen District 2.3 mi 48 hotels
Fengshan District 2.9 mi 28 hotels
Lingya District 3.7 mi 161 hotels
Kaohsiung City Centre 4.5 mi 264 hotels
Sinsing District 4.5 mi 127 hotels
Daliao District 4.6 mi 33 hotels
Cianjin District 4.8 mi 59 hotels
Yancheng District 5.1 mi 40 hotels
Sanmin District 5.5 mi 94 hotels
Gushan District 6.9 mi 49 hotels
Zuoying District 8.3 mi 57 hotels
Nanzih District 10.5 mi 25 hotels
Dashu District 10.7 mi 14 hotels

Airports

Tainan Airport (TNN) 27.3 mi

Places of Interest

Tourist Regions

Chengcing Lake 50 hotels

About Kaohsiung International Airport

A mid-sized commercial airport in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan, Kaohsiung International Airport (KHH) is the main airport for the Siaogang District and the third busiest airport in Taiwan. It is a common connection to other parts of Taiwan and major Asian cities like Hong Kong and Tokyo.

Serving the southern part of Taiwan, Kaohsiung International is the main hub airport for a number of Asian airlines, including China Airlines, Eva Air, Far Eastern Air Transport, Mandarin Airlines, Tigerair Taiwan, TransAsia Airways, and Uni Air. Between KHH’s domestic and international terminals, over six million passengers touch the airport each year. The most common overseas destinations from Kaohsiung International are Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Macau, but domestic traffic to Makung and Kinmen is quite heavy.

The Kaohsiung metro connects directly to the airport terminal. The city centre is about a 15-minute ride away. There are also several taxis available, but it is worth noting that many drivers do not speak English.

Before China swept in at the end of World War II, Taiwan was under Japanese control. The Imperial Japanese Army started Kaohsiung airport as a military base. Use of the base transferred to the Chinese in 1945 and was commercialised in 1969. International flights were added a few years later, in 1972.