4-Star Hotels in Yilan

Quiet and relaxing. The balcony with chairs was perfect for unwinding and clearing my mind, making it incredibly comfortable.

Located on Erjie Road, a bit remote location. The houses are several very special exposed concrete buildings with spacious and comfortable rooms. There is a large garden, and next to it there is an orchard where I don't know whether it is jujube or orange. Breakfast is a Western meal for one person, including thick soup, salad and a cup of American coffee with a unique flavor. The staple food is also delicious.

The Lakeshore Hotel Su'ao has rooms where you can truly enjoy the hot springs and feel incredibly relaxed. The ocean view is very therapeutic. The breakfast selection is super rich and incorporates local specialties. The service is very friendly. It's perfect for a short trip if you're looking to slow down and unwind.

My friend and I just wanted to relax at the hotel, eat, drink, and chat in the hot weather. The stay included afternoon tea, late-night snacks, and breakfast, which was perfect for eating, drinking, and chatting! We especially loved soaking in the hot spring spa, chatting, and enjoying the view after the sun went down! (Photos changed to chibi style)

This hotel makes for a stress-free trip. You can easily grab food and drinks right at the hotel, and it's conveniently located close to the city center. It's a shame there's no pool, otherwise, the kids would have had even more fun. I've stayed in Su'ao and Taroko before, but this is my first time staying in Yilan.

We only had one family when we checked in. It felt like a private house. The room booked was small and the others were very satisfied.

The room is of good quality, the bed is comfortable to sleep in, there is no peculiar smell, the sound insulation is acceptable, and it is equipped with air conditioning and heating; the breakfast is rich (there are Chinese and Western meals to choose from), and the meals have changed a little after staying for three consecutive days!

Kids' Experience: Features a wide array of facilities, including a huge indoor play area with diverse amenities, regular Happy Hour snacks, and interactive meet-and-greets. It's truly a place where kids ”can play all day long.” 🚗 Convenient Transportation: Approximately a 2-5 minute walk from Luodong Train Station and about 5-10 minutes from Luodong Night Market. Free parking is also available. 🛏️ Inconsistent Accommodation Quality: Poor soundproofing leads to easy noise disturbance. Some rooms have a musty smell, and air conditioning is not adjustable. Several amenities suffer from insufficient water pressure, often resulting in no hot water. Additionally, there are no self-service laundry machines. 🍽️ Mediocre Dining: Breakfast options are limited, timed, and give a rushed feeling.

Luggage holding available. The hotel layout is not the most senior/family friendly due to having stairs leading up to the room. However room is spacious and bed is comfortable & clean. Lots of different channels to watch on the the tv. Shower area wise there was one night with a 5min wait for hot water. Having no full curtain or partition separating the bath area & toilet, expect the floor to be wet after shower. Breakfast is provided, you Indicate your meal option on the day of check in. The food area staff were very polite and helpful. Overall a really good place for couples!

I accidentally booked the mobi room just thinking it has a nice big bed. Turns out it's exactly what you need if you have a car. Ground floor is a private car parking space with access to the second floor room which is massive and really nice. Didn't realise but there's also a steam room in the shower and a huge bath, so had a nice long soak after a long hike. Pretty handy for the station, nearby shops and there's a fantastic meat bao place across the road and up the street a bit (opposite the temple at the start of the old street). The old street wasn't anything special and I didn't see any evidence of the night Barney happening.