Hot Springs Hotels in Taiwan, China

The hotel's location right next to Jiaoxi Train Station is incredibly convenient for travelers arriving by train, as it's just a short walk from the station exit. The surrounding area offers excellent amenities, with plenty of local eateries, restaurants, and convenience stores nearby, making it very easy to find food. The hotel boasts a full range of public facilities, including an open-air hot spring (nude bathing), a spa, a swimming pool, and a gym. Soaking in the hot springs is incredibly relaxing, and the overall leisure facilities are quite good. For those arriving by car, complimentary parking is available, though the parking area is a bit small, so you need to be a little careful when entering and exiting. The room size is average; while not particularly spacious, it comes with all the essential amenities. The TV offers Netflix and YouTube, which is a great convenience for relaxing in the room at night. However, there's room for improvement in terms of environmental cleanliness details; if these could be enhanced, the overall stay experience would be even better. Overall, the accommodation quality is mid-to-high range. The soundproofing is decent but still within an acceptable range. However, the room rate for a Sunday is a bit on the high side, so the value for money isn't exceptionally outstanding. But considering it's a popular domestic travel destination, this is understandable.

We are highly impressed with the hotel. From the moment we arrived at the hotel till the end of our stay, we felt warm hospitality from every staff. We have originally booked a superior twin bed room and when they saw us with our child, they upgraded us to a family suite and they made sure our son got all the amenities such as a child's Yukata and his own toiletries. USome of the perks of staying here is there is happy hour every day with free flow of wines plus you will also enjoy the facilities at their sister hotel Just Sleep next door for eg. Kids zone and their indoor public hot spring. All in all more than 5 ⭐🌟✨✨, my son told me if we ever come back to Taiwan, please stay at this hotel again!

This time, it was a one-night stay with two meals. There were two time slots for both dinner and breakfast, which you had to choose upon check-in. If you're still hungry, there are also vending machines or a 7-Eleven (open until 10 PM).

The public hot spring is nice and the scenery is beautiful. The air is fresh, the room is quite big, the TV is very big, the service of the counter staff is good, and the dinner in the restaurant is average and satisfying. Don't ask for it, it'll be nice

The room was clean and the bathtub was huge, perfect for two people to enjoy the hot springs together. Plus, there were free hot spring fish at the entrance for a foot spa, which was an amazing experience. You could also boil hot spring eggs; it was a 50 NTD discount per room, with extra charges for more, definitely worth trying. The breakfast offered a good variety, but my only minor complaint is that there was no toaster for the baked goods. If there were, it would be even better.

Most beautiful view I’ve ever had from a hotel room. Amazing buffet for breakfast/brunch and dinner. Hotel amenities are 11/10 - hotel provides daily bus ticket, map of the area, pillow choices, bike rental services, pool, public baths, and game area. Hotel is a conveniently a stop on the bus route. Gym is a bit lacking though (only yoga mats, treadmills, weights up to ~25kg, and one lat pulldown machine).

We weren't informed before check-in that the public hot spring bath was undergoing maintenance. To make matters worse, the maintenance schedule posted on-site didn't even match the actual situation, which was a real letdown. The complimentary bicycles were quite old and dilapidated, a slight minus. However, guests could sign up for the mochi pounding activity, and a buffet dinner was also available for an additional charge. These two aspects were quite good and added some positive points back.

The hotel has a parking lot, which is very convenient. It's also close to the lively areas, so food and drinks are easily accessible. Since it was a weekday, they upgraded our room, which was a nice bonus. The only downside was the poor soundproofing. In the middle of the night, there were loud noises coming from the opposite room that lasted for a long time and were very disruptive, making it hard to sleep. In the morning, you could clearly hear the cleaning staff dragging the vacuum cleaner and talking.

I was very satisfied with this hot spring hotel trip. After living in Taiwan for so long, this was my first time experiencing a hot spring with such a rich iron content. The room had a great view, though it was a bit low this time. I think the view would be even better if I could have booked a higher floor. The staff were friendly and the overall facilities were excellent. This stay left me with a wonderful memory.

This hotel is the newest in Yilan's hot spring area and boasts excellent hot spring facilities, including a fish spa, a large communal pool, and special baths. The breakfast is also incredibly rich, with many local Yilan specialties. It was a fantastic stay!