Hot Springs Hotels in Taiwan, China

I was looking for a hotel in Jiaoxi where the in-room bath also had hot spring water, and this place fit the bill. The location is within walking distance of the train station and bus terminal, but since I had luggage, I took a bus from the terminal. It's right on a main bus road with a bus stop nearby, which was very convenient, and the hot spring park is directly in front, which was also a plus. Our room was a twin, but it had a sofa that could convert into an extra bed, and the space was ample. The bathroom had a bathtub with a window overlooking the outside, making it feel like an open-air bath. We didn't opt for breakfast, but there are plenty of eateries and restaurants nearby, so finding food was never an issue. There's a popular pastry shop nearby that always has a queue; their pannacotta roll cake was absolutely delicious and highly recommended!

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 and bathtub were both very spacious, and the environment was clean and tidy. There's parking available for both cars and scooters. Staying on the 8th floor, the view from the floor-to-ceiling windows would probably be beautiful on a clear day, allowing you to enjoy the scenery right from bed. It's just a shame it was rainy when I visited. Overall, it was a great experience! I didn't hear any noise from other rooms or the sound of water running, so the soundproofing is excellent!

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.

Conveniently located near Jiaoxi Station, just a 10-minute walk away. The bohemian-style decor gives it a wonderful resort vibe. The in-room bathtub is huge, easily accommodating a family of three, four, or even five people! 😂 The air conditioning works great, keeping the room cool. For breakfast, they provide vouchers for you to enjoy a meal at the nearby Mos Burger. The self-service drinks, coffee, and snacks available in the lobby are a nice touch. However, during our stay, the 6th-floor toy room and foot bath were under maintenance, so we could only take pictures. Overall, it's a great family-friendly hotel. 👍 The surrounding area near Tangweigou is also very lively, and with a 7-Eleven right downstairs, you'll never go hungry – super convenient! 😁

Lakeshore Hotel Su-ao boasts breathtaking ocean views and comfortable hot spring facilities, making it an excellent choice for unwinding. The rooms are spacious and clean, and guests can enjoy a soak in their private hot spring bath while admiring the delightful harbor views. In the evenings, guests can mix their own cocktails, with a wide selection of base liquors available. We thoroughly enjoyed our drinks! Breakfast offers a wide variety of options, incorporating local Yilan specialties. The overall stay experience was highly satisfying and perfect for families or couples traveling together.

The location is a bit tricky, but the hotel offers a free shuttle service, so if you make a reservation, getting to and from the hotel is quite easy. Aside from that, as a newly built hotel, the facilities are excellent, the room condition is very clean, and the staff are all incredibly friendly. It seems there's always at least one English-speaking person at the front desk. While communication in English can be a bit challenging otherwise, the staff's extreme kindness more than makes up for it. We had a wonderful and relaxing 3-day, 2-night stay. If I had known it would be this good, I would have stayed a few more days. The weather was a bit disappointing, but since we were mainly there for the hot springs, it wasn't a big problem. For those planning to use the hot springs, you absolutely must bring a swimming cap, otherwise, you'll have to buy one there.