First of all, the location is quite remote, and the place is very large. There are many recreational facilities (go-karts, archery, children's playground, fishing park, Taoyuan Valley, rock climbing, etc.) suitable for families with children. There are many check-in spots, and it is really a good place to play in the summer. The sky is blue, the grass is green, and there are streams. Now is the season when you can't play anything. There are no single-family villa-type rooms here. They are all pine hotel-style. The smell is very strong (I don't like this smell). It seems to be 5 accommodations on the second floor (the sound insulation is very, very poor, and almost no mobile phones are used there). The noise was just like the noise in your own room. The sound of people walking upstairs ensures you know exactly where you are and how much they weigh.) The independent dining room is great, just insulated from gatherings, but the service is excellent. Breakfast is usually included, but we went late. Breakfast ended at 9 p.m., and we arrived past 8:40. It's the off-season now, and most people have left, ready to give up breakfast and leave. Then, a long-haired lady was very nice. She went to the kitchen and brought us steamed buns, side dishes, and boiled eggs. We walked outside, but she called us back to eat. She was very helpful! One thing I need to remind you of is that most hotels check out around 2 p.m., but here it's before 12 p.m., and someone will come to remind you. Otherwise, we would have assumed it was before 2 p.m. I hope to have time to meet up with some friends in the summer to see the summer scenery. It's definitely enough to relax.
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