Resorts in Taichung

"The parking lot is super convenient, and the parking spaces are really big. The room and the bathroom in the room are both huge. Having simple late-night snacks and breakfast included is incredibly convenient and delicious. Plus, with a 12 PM checkout, you can sleep in a bit, which is perfect for anyone who doesn't want to get up too early when they're on vacation."

"The location is a bit remote, which is inconvenient if you don't have your own car. While the hotel has both Chinese and Western restaurants, the Western one is closed on certain days. Without a reservation, finding a table for lunch at the Chinese restaurant can be difficult, potentially forcing you to dine elsewhere. The bathroom facilities are old and outdated, and there weren't enough towels provided. There's a public recreational area with some activities suitable for children and young adults. The private soaking tub in the room, where you can bathe at your leisure, is the only redeeming feature."

"A hybrid of motel-style themed suites (with garage, KTV, private pool, hot tub, rock bath) and business-style rooms (spacious, simple, modern). Located in Nantun District, about a 10–12 min drive to Fengjia Night Market, National Taichung Theater, and Autumn Red Valley Park."

"December 30, 2025 to January 1, 2026. The location is good, the scenery is nice, but the trees need some trimming. The room is a bit old, but clean and spacious. The indoor hot spring tub is also clean, and the water is very comfortable. I didn't go to the public tub because I don't like being crowded with other people. The breakfast needs improvement; it wasn't very good. There's practically no soundproofing; you can hear several people walking outside. There aren't many restaurants nearby, and the selection is limited, which might be inconvenient for stays longer than two days. The nearby hot spring town is pitifully small, with only a few shops; it hardly qualifies as a street. Check-in is at 5 PM and check-out is at 11 AM, which is a significant drawback."

"It was a theme park hotel. Very far from town. The hotel was not a bad one, the facilities inside are good, but it can be better for the price range. The theme park is very old, and rather run down, some equipments were closed and abandoned with rust... not a bad one, but consider the price paid, it was not value for money...will revisit if the theme park go thru major renovation."

"Overall, I was quite disappointed. Right from check-in, the staff couldn't find my reservation, and they even asked for my surname in English, and the number and gender of guests, which was a bit odd. I noticed a lot of things because I was waiting for my luggage in the lobby for a very long time. The seating area around the art installation in the lobby was dusty, especially the back rows, and the outdoor area was full of fallen leaves. While I was busy with my child and family arranging crafts, my luggage had already been taken to the room. When I realized I needed my carry-on bag, the staff said they would retrieve it from the room for me (we hadn't even checked into the room yet). I had a carry-on with my child's daily essentials, and my child needed to use the restroom. So, we waited in the lobby for that bag for nearly 20 minutes. Regarding the other facilities, the welcome tea was incredibly simple. The window in our room had large water stains on the glass (I initially thought it was fog). Below our room, there was an area with weeds and what looked like abandoned moss, which felt out of place. It seemed like the most effort the hotel put in was the gardening, and I couldn't understand why this particular area existed; it was a huge contrast. Considering all meal costs are extra, it really didn't offer good value for money at all. The food, however, was very good, and the laundry service was a plus. All the staff members were friendly and welcoming. If the room rates were lower, I might consider revisiting. But if the prices and facilities remain as they are, I won't be returning."