Hot Springs Hotels in Taiwan, China

When we arrived at noon, the hotel staff very kindly told us we could enjoy some free afternoon tea and coffee before heading across the street to the park for a free foot spa. They even checked us in before 4 PM. This really showcased the locals' hospitality. Our room had a private hot spring tub, and we could also enjoy the open-air hot spring on the R floor in the evening and morning. I truly believe I've fallen in love with the service at Hotel Royal Chiao Hsi, and from now on, whenever I come to Jiaoxi, I'll only stay here!

The location is excellent. Turn right out of the hotel and it's a one or two-minute walk to a bustling commercial street, and only 6 minutes on foot to the popular Yishunxuan bakery. It's convenient for getting around yet relatively quiet. The hotel exterior is grand, and the lobby offers complimentary drinks and snacks. It shares outdoor hot springs and a bathhouse with Just Sleep. The R floor has a fantastic regular-temperature swimming pool and two hot spring pools with great views. However, I wasn't a fan of the hotel's interior design. While the guest rooms are quite spacious, the layout felt cramped and stuffy. This is because the hot spring tub is located right by the window facing outside, and to ensure privacy, lattices have been installed, making it less open and airy. There's an air purifier in the room. Breakfast is on the 11th floor; the food is decent, but all the windows are completely covered by beige mesh screens. Only a little light can get through, so you have to turn on the lights even during the day, which isn't a great experience. The service attitude was very enthusiastic. The public bathhouse is small and the facilities are average. The outdoor hot springs are suitable for kids to play in. Overall, the value for money is just average.

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).

I think the biggest draw and benefit of visiting Dongyuji is soaking in the hot springs to unwind after a long day. Dongyuji's spa area is truly enormous (even larger than Dongtai). Adults can choose from a variety of hot springs, and children also have plenty of pools to choose from! I personally love hotels with saunas and hot springs! Dongyuji's park is also quite large, so early risers won't have to worry about running out of space! There's even a camping area!

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!

The highlight of choosing the Fleur de Chine Hotel at Sun Moon Lake was the complimentary shuttle service to and from Taichung HSR station. Besides the excellent service and beautiful scenery, the hotel rooms not only have their own hot springs but there's also a public hot spring for guests to enjoy. Breakfast is served until 12 PM, and dinner includes a complimentary bottle of wine per table. The beds in the rooms are incredibly comfortable, and the mini-fridge is stocked with free drinks. In the afternoon, there's a shuttle bus service to the pier, and if you want to take the round-the-lake bus, they even provide a free one-day pass. The shuttle back to Taichung departs at 12 PM, so I regrettably didn't get a chance to visit many attractions. I'll definitely come back if I have the opportunity.

The service at this hotel was outstanding; I absolutely loved it. The breakfast spread offered a huge variety, making it very accommodating for different dietary preferences. They also had family-friendly activities, like the hands-on experience of pounding traditional rice cakes (nian gao).

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! 😁

I was very satisfied with this hot spring hotel trip. After living in Taiwan for so long, this was my first time experiencing a hot spring with such a rich iron content. The room had a great view, though it was a bit low this time. I think the view would be even better if I could have booked a higher floor. The staff were friendly and the overall facilities were excellent. This stay left me with a wonderful memory.

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.