Yilan Hotels with Gym

We stayed on the 9th floor of Fendoc Castle and the kids had a blast! You can drive toy cars in the hallway, and just around the corner is a kids' play area with unlimited movies and afternoon tea. The hotel also has a spa and pool on the 6th floor, a reading room and kids' playroom on the 7th floor, and an outdoor playground in the courtyard on the 8th floor, complete with a dedicated kids' cinema. Floors 1-4 are the Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Plaza, where you can shop and watch movies (the hotel front desk can even reserve your seats for unlimited viewing). The breakfast spread was also diverse and delicious. Overall, it's truly an incredibly family-friendly hotel! 😆

The hotel is quite new. The breakfast was pretty good. We stayed @7th floor. Slightly far away from Kamalan bus stops about 10-12 minutes walk. (because I was with my 84 years old mom. It took us about 15-20 minutes walk.) Otherwise, its a good staying. Very specious. The bed was super comfortable. My mom slept through the night first time in a long while. I’m happy.

This is an absolutely fantastic hotel! 1. **Location**: It's incredibly accessible, just a 5-minute walk from Jiaoxi Bus Terminal. Even in the scorching heat of late July, we could quickly get there with our luggage. 2. **Customer Service**: During check-in, there was a staff member who spoke Korean, which made the process incredibly smooth. She proactively provided information I might need and explained the hotel's various services in Korean. I really appreciate her kind assistance. 3. **Room**: The room was very spacious and perfectly adequate for two people. The beautiful mountain view from the back was a delight, and the in-room hot spring tub was huge. The only minor drawback was the slightly firm bed, but aside from that, the complimentary minibar drinks and snacks, along with the immaculate cleanliness, were excellent. 4. **Hot Spring**: Beyond words, it was superb. The separate changing rooms for men and women were cool, and with about 10 individual showers, showering was comfortable and pleasant. After showering, entering the hot spring area, there were various pools ranging from 35°C to 42°C. There was even a unique doctor fish pool, which was a fun experience. Both steam and dry saunas were available, offering a great way to detox. 5. **Swimming Pool**: The large outdoor pool had separate lanes for swimming and recreational use, as well as a shallow pool for children. 6. **Breakfast**: This was the highlight of the hotel. There are hardly any reviews for this hotel on Korean blogs, and even fewer detailed reviews about the breakfast, so I didn't have high expectations. However, the breakfast, which was managed by time slots to ensure a moderate number of diners, was the best I've ever experienced at any hotel. I thoroughly enjoyed the fresh salads, diverse seafood, hot dishes, yogurt, ice cream, and bakery items – I was so full! My only regret was that I couldn't eat more in the morning. The staff were also incredibly friendly. When I first booked, I thought the price was a bit high, but for this price, the facilities and service are exceptional. If I visit Taiwan again, I would definitely want to stay here again. I highly recommend this excellent hotel to everyone!

Overall, it was a good stay and I'd definitely stay there again. The lobby was grand, the family rooms were spacious, the rooms were clean and comfortable, and the beds were just the right firmness for a good night's sleep! Cons: The elevator was incredibly difficult to wait for when checking out. All three elevators were packed, and the wait was long. The emergency exit only goes to B1, so if you park your car in B2, you still have to find a way to get to B2 by hopping on an elevator from another floor! My kids loved it. There's a pool with hot springs, a ball pool, a PS5, a racing track for little Bubu cars, and a variety of other children's play facilities! It's definitely on my bucket list for future trips with kids!

+ The front desk staff were friendly and polite. + The room was spacious, almost double the size of a typical hotel room. + The bed and pillows were comfortable for a good night's sleep. + The air conditioning was already on when we entered the room, which was a nice touch and made a good impression. + There's a water dispenser on every floor providing hot and cold water, which is quite convenient. + The bathtub was huge, and the hot spring water flow was strong. + There's a spa and sauna, but we didn't have time to use them. @ The parking lot is quite a distance away. The hotel advises checking in and dropping off luggage first before parking, which is inconvenient on hot or rainy days. @ The bathroom floor is very slippery; elderly guests should be especially careful and wear slippers when walking around. @ The room's light switches are all concentrated by the bed, and there's no switch near the bathroom door, which is inconvenient when going to the bathroom in the middle of the night. @ Breakfast was decent but nothing spectacular.

This hotel must be the best in eastern Taiwan. It boasts unbeatable ocean views, directly facing Turtle Island, and is conveniently located near Wushih Port, making it easy to catch whale-watching tours and enjoy seafood restaurants. We stayed for two nights, but due to a last-minute change in our itinerary, we ended up in different rooms (the first night in a Sky Mountain View room, the second in a Deluxe Ocean View room). Both rooms had excellent decor and views. We switched rooms on the second day at noon, and the front desk staff were incredibly friendly. They had already prepared the ocean view room for us beforehand, allowing us to move in as quickly as possible. A big thank you to the front desk and service staff that day. The breakfast and dinner buffets were very rich and delicious, and the à la carte breakfast on the 3rd floor we had on another morning was also great. The public hot spring bath was fantastic. Overall, it's a wonderful five-star hotel that I highly recommend!

The hotel's website photos are for reference only. Room cleanliness needs improvement. To charge devices, you have to open the nightstand as there are no other outlets in the room. We stayed in a 4-person room, and the bathroom mirror faced one of the beds. After one night, we felt quite uneasy. Our child kept crying, saying 'don't bother me,' and the adults couldn't sleep well, waking up frequently throughout the night, feeling as if there was 'someone else' in the room. However, the location and staff service were excellent. The lady serving breakfast in the morning was very polite and proactive in helping us.

This is an amazing family-friendly hotel. From check-in to check-out, the staff showed such kindness and empathy towards both children and parents. Room service was also incredibly fast. What touched me most was one morning when my kids were having a meltdown, and we couldn't take them to the downstairs dining area. Once the staff understood the situation, they proactively packed up both our adult and children's breakfasts and brought them to our room – it was truly thoughtful. Even with many guests, the service quality never faltered; you could feel their understanding and care for families with children everywhere. On top of that, the hotel's location is superb! I hadn't done much research beforehand, but while strolling around in the evening, we stumbled upon a lively hot spring street with lots of game stalls that kids loved and street performers. We had a great time just exploring the area around the hotel. I can truly say this isn't just a hotel with family facilities, but one that genuinely understands the needs of families with children. Highly recommend it to anyone traveling with kids – we will definitely be back!

The Mu'en International (old building) feels a bit dated compared to the adjacent Mu'en Far Eastern (new building), which is noticeable in the in-room hot spring tub and shower facilities. However, the rooms in the old building are more spacious than those in the new one. Both buildings share the same breakfast area and parking lot. This time, I stayed in a 4-person room in the old building. The room was large, and so was the hot tub. Just a heads up, the slippers provided in the room aren't disposable, so if that bothers you, it's more convenient to bring your own.

Service: We arrived in Yilan late at night and checked in. The two gentlemen at the front desk were very warm and polite, and even told us about delicious local snacks nearby! However, the two waitresses in the restaurant the next morning were quite indifferent, which was a bit disappointing. Cleanliness: The room was clean and tidy, meeting star-rated standards. Environment: The hotel is right across the street from the night market! Even though it was raining, the night market was conveniently located under a bridge, so we didn't get wet at all. Yilan is truly a comfortable place to visit, perfect for a slow-paced trip without rushing, with activities like dolphin and whale watching, and farm animals.