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"Nice people, good service."

"Everything was great from start to end. The complimentary shuttle service was prompt and the hotel reception was efficient which facilitated very smooth checking in-out processes I cannot find any fault regarding the room. We had a room with a fabulous view of the city / part of the Yangming Shan so soaking in our hot tub and facing such a view was heavenly Room was spacious and clean and the chamber maids were polite and super efficient We dined at the Chinese restaurant and the food and their service was superb which was reasonably priced. Even our breakfast was served by such a great team who looked into every little detail with pride. We enjoyed walking about and dining in the yukata that was provided for...plus the lovely public bath experience... gave us such a rested retreat I have nothing but praise for the management of the resort. Highly recommend for those who wish to enjoy a little pampering while visiting Taipei. Finally special mention of Ms Clara who went out of her way to help us connect to our airport hotel. Cudos to everyone in the team once again "

"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"

"Mattresses are old"

"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. "