[2025 New Taipei City Stay] Travel Guide for Wulai Spring Spa Hot Springs Resort (Updated Jun)

Experience Taiwan in a different kind of “serene”with just a bus away from Taipei City. Wulai is home to exceptional and beautiful hot springs with beautiful scenes. We stayed at Wulai Spring Spa Hotel and here’s what we love about our stay: ✨Hotspring with a view✨ Who wouldn’t love to see trees around and hear the sound of flowing water while enjoying a warm bath? The best part is that their rooms also have access to the magnificent view of the Wulai waterfalls. ✨Options for Different Water Temperature✨ Inside the hotspring area are a lot of “mini” hotsprings where you get to choose the water temp that suits you with the help of the digital signages. You can freely choose the temperature that calms your body and mind! ✨Need a break?✨ You can also just lounge outside the hotspring area and have a moment of “stillness” in one of the lounge chairs while looking at the beautiful scenes! ✨Their Xiao Long Bao is one of the bests complimentary breakfast we've had!✨ I just can’t wait to have more hotspring and staycation moments. #staycation #hotsprings #TigerYear2022 #wulaiwaterfalltaiwan #taiwantravel #wulaihotsprings

Who said that hot springs are only in Japan? Taiwan has them too! Because Taiwan has hot springs scattered all over the island. You can see from the skin of Taiwanese people. Their skin is radiant and beautiful. In addition, people here care more about skin care than makeup. ♨️ The hot spring that I brought you to is in Wulai, not too far from Taipei. It is located in New Taipei City. It takes about an hour by car to soak in the hot spring, relax, and have beautiful skin and good health.

#GetDiscountNotRelyingOnLuck Wulai old street, Taiwan is a walking street in Wulai city that not only has a walking street, but also a waterfall flowing through it as a clear stream. There is a cable car to go up and there is a hot spring to soak in. The day I arrived, it was amazing, beautiful, very natural, but a bit tiring because the distance to get there is quite far. There is a train to go up to see the waterfall, but you have to walk up the stairs, which are quite steep. Traveling here is a bit tiring, but if you can soak in the water, it is very worthwhile. #wulaiwaterfalltaiwan

#myhiddengems Wulai, located in New Taipei City, is a hidden gem famous for its natural hot springs and indigenous culture. Nestled in a lush valley along the Nanshi River, Wulai offers a tranquil escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. Visitors can enjoy soaking in the hot spring pools, which are believed to have therapeutic properties, while taking in the serene river views and surrounding forested mountains. The town is also known for its indigenous Atayal culture, which can be experienced through local cuisine, traditional music, and dance performances. The Wulai Old Street is a must-visit for trying indigenous delicacies such as mountain boar sausages and millet wine. A scenic gondola ride to the Wulai Waterfall offers breathtaking views and access to the Yun Hsien Resort, where visitors can enjoy hiking and other outdoor activities. Wulai is an ideal destination for those seeking relaxation and a cultural experience in a beautiful natural setting.

I visited the hot springs in Wulai, Taiwan, and it was an unforgettable experience! 🌿💧 The surrounding atmosphere was excellent, and the picturesque nature added charm and tranquility. Soaking in the warm water was very relaxing and helped me unwind after a long day. I enjoyed taking in the beautiful scenery while enjoying the hot springs. The place was perfect for escaping the daily grind and rejuvenating. 🌄🛁

Not a fan of sitting down and relaxing while travelling but this Hot Spring was definitely worth the time. Finally got the relaxation and rest I needed. #cny2024

When we checked in, the staff was very good at helping us with our luggage and taking us to the guest room. The room was large and clean, and the bed was very comfortable and relaxing. The room was as described online. The semi-open-air hot spring bath in the room was very nice. The store was also very considerate and gave us 2 bottles of Pocari Sweat in the refrigerator. There was a 7-ELEVEN and a Chinese restaurant about 2-3 minutes away, and the food was pretty good. Breakfast was a Japanese-style platter: seasonal fruits, white porridge, chicken chop, fried eggs, pickled vegetables and pork floss, cabbage, bread (very recommended), apple juice, Yakult. And self-service tea and coffee.