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"Room was very clean and spacy. Station, shops and market, they were all walking distance. Staff was very helpful and friendly."

"It's a newer hotel building, so maintenance is good. However with our stay, the pool was undergoing maintenance and unavailable. The gym was also undergoing maintenance. There was was an alternate gym on site. And alternate arrangement for a nearby pools was an option at a nearby building, but timing did not allow. Front desk check in was friendly, with English as an option. Straightforward. Concierges persons similarly, and great help in storing luggage. Rooms were clean and had generous space for twin beds. A number of nice amenities included, more than necessary for a 1 night stay. Hotel is generally convenient to an HSR shuttle line stop nearby (ensure you get off the right stop, do not store luggage on top of seats in bus!). Hotel is situated with a minimal number of bus lines to get you closer to downtown shopping malls (and Din Tai Fung) and stores, but if walking, about 10-20 mins away, depending on pace. Bus timetables and lines more sparse mid-day than rush hour. General area is walkable, with big long blocks dominated by a number of big highrise residential towers adjacent."

"A fabulous hotel that I return to time after time. For me, it’s like home from home."

"A true relation escape, everything is perfectly considered and beautiful done. The onsen is wonderful and the dining top level (although expensive)"

"no window to outside l, feel a bit unsafe."

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"Location is really good. Breakfast really fresh. "

"Its my second-time staying at this hotel. The hotel staff was still friendly and will take their time in helping with your need. "

"We stayed 2 nights. This hotel is amazing for a retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life. I am from the US but I noticed most of the guests were (probably) from Taiwan, which makes me feel like it’s a highly popular getaway for citizens. They do have many activities, though staff told us that many of the activities may not be guided in English very much; that was okay with us. I did morning yoga each morning with the instructor Tsu-Wei, who was excellent. The yoga difficulty was somewhere between beginner and moderate, but she took the time to come around to individuals to help with form or offer alternatives to make the practice more accessible. She also very efficiently gave the verbal guidance in both Mandarin and English. We loved the breakfast buffet (included in our stay) as there were many options for traditional Taiwanese food of very high quality, and many western food options if you wanted them. We also liked the dinner buffet (an extra $50 USD per person) but not quite as much. We got room service for dinner one night, which was surprisingly high quality. Pool area is gorgeous with several hot tubs as well, though you can’t have food up there due to macaques and other wildlife potentially attacking. We did see some macaques! We respectfully kept our distance and they kept theirs. Overall, gives a very different and refreshing experience of Taiwan compared to the major cities. Highly recommend! "