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"Excellent front room comfortable & spacious with the river view over the wetlands & mountain at sunset outstanding. Good Chinese smorgsborg breakfast. Six minute walk to MTR, south to Taipei, north to Tamsui for food, ferry, tourist shops, old streets, Red & Hobe Fort. We have used this hotel as a base to explore food, hiking, cycling but it is such good value it can be difficult to book as lots of locals use it. "

"Very nice hotel and staff. Hot Springs piped to the room was unexpected but welcome! "

"The public onset was clean and the amenities were great. I like the public onsen more than the private onsen in my room. The powerful jets in the public onsen was like having your own masseuse. The location was close to the metro station. Will definitely stay here again if I visit."

"Clean, close to subway"

"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in this clean & cosy establishment. The staff were extremely attentive and friendly and our use of the shuttle up and down the hillside to the MTR station felt like we had a chauffeur service at our fingertips. The heated spring waters fhat is supplied to the individual baths do not carry a strong sulphur odor, but instead leaves one's skin feeling smooth and supple (due to its high lead suplhate content) The breakfast is more for an Asian taste, but nonetheless delicious and truly reflective of genuine local Taiwanese cuisine. The only drawback to the hotel is that it is starting to show its age and needs renovation in areas like carpets and toilet fixtures, albeit the tatami mats are still in excellent condition. As a reflection of its historic charm, be sure to check out the print in the lobby of a watercolor and ink painting, the original of which is now stored in the National Palace Museum, showing the establishment in its original form set among the hills of Thermal Valley, The original painting was gifted to the hotel by its painter, a cousin of China's last emperor Puyi, who was so enamored by his stay.at the hotel that he took to brush. "