Hotels near YUYUPAS Cultural Park in Chiayi City

one of the best place hotels in the Alishan National Forest Recreation Area. nearest hotel to the shuttle bus and 7/11. room seem have been renovated recently and not as bad as what other customer reviewed. stayed there in late November and was told heating system would be only ON from9pm. hotel has no restaurant so breakfast vouchers were given to redeem at another Chinese restaurant near shops

Staff were friendly and helped with our requests but the rooms were cold. Sound insulation was bad. Location was good. You would need to walk out to another restaurant to take your breakfast.

There is a tour bus group accommodation on the day of check-in, and the hotel has separated the guests. I feel that this is very good, avoiding the group too noisy to affect our rest, so the place we live is quite quiet. Breakfast is good, compared with many restaurants, the dishes are more. The accommodation is moderate, not expensive, but not cheap. Next time you have to go to Jiayi, you can still consider staying.

Specifically introduce the address: get off at Longtou Station, if you are going to cross the road, you can see a carport, you can go from the slope. There is no station displayed on the good line of Longtou Station. You need to tell the driver to stop by yourself. We are going to the Alishan Recreation Area first, and then to the homestay. At the Alishan Tourist Service Center, please ask the staff to call the homestay to find out the route. It will take about an hour to get down. Let's introduce the homestay. At first, I was holding the mountainside to watch the sunrise. I didn't need to go to Zhushan Observation Deck. I didn't have much hope for the homestay. The garden has flowers and grass. The living room in the dining room is very warmly arranged. The waiters have a good attitude and introduced a lot. They are super nice people. It ’s a pity that it did n’t look like a sunrise. Because of the heavy rain in the middle of the night, it always stopped at 8 in the morning, but it was beautiful to see the fairy-like mountain scenery.

They are all very good, but the biggest problem is that there are too many dry and wet separations. The sink is outside, there is a shower bathtub, a toilet, and it is also on the doorway. It is easy for the floor to get wet at the door, but at night in the South Wing of the Forbidden City The scenery is beautiful! The couch by the window is so comfortable! The bed was very comfortable!

On the day of check-in, there was an air-conditioning attack. Even if there was no heater in the bathroom, there was no heater in the room. I asked if there was a heater at the front desk, but the answer was no. I'm curious, hasn't the hotel been renovated? ! Why is the air conditioner not equipped with an air conditioner and heater? This will reduce the willingness to stay.

This is a wonderful hotel located right off the shore of the beautiful Renyitan Dam. It’s only a 2 minute walk to the boardwalk where you can watch the sunrise early morning! The hotel lobby is gorgeous and room is clean and roomy. There are loaner bikes available right at the entrance of the hotel. The women’s spa is closed for renovations at the moment but there is a game room where family with kids can enjoy a variety of activities. The only drawback is that the hotel is outdated probably due to low occupancy. The breakfast buffet is only available when there are tour groups staying at the hotel. This was my second time staying here this month and I really enjoyed it.

I went to the Whale Paradise next door, but the sports area is not open on weekdays. My children, juniors and seniors, couldn't enjoy the ball pool and sand play. The rock climbing and slides in the sports area can only be used by those aged 12 or above. 8 years old The above trampolines are not open, and the ticket is 450 for five hours, but to be honest, children will get bored after playing for an hour! Other parents at the scene also reacted. They paid 9,000 yuan for a night for two adults and two children. Tickets are included. They came specially to play on the trampoline, but it was not open. It felt very awkward... A room is only 8 square meters. 3,000, only the facilities in the building block area can be played, and breakfast for one person is more than 500. I can only say that everything costs money. I can only say that the location is not bad, just opposite the south courtyard of the Forbidden City. On the contrary, the south courtyard of the Forbidden City is free. Bicycles and large slides make children have a lot of fun!

Absolutely incredible mountain view room (無憂時光) - like being in heaven! It's even better in person and difficult to capture just how magical it is since the mountain mist comes and goes like Chinese watercolor art... probably more dramatic than other sights you go out of your way to visit in the vicinity. The room itself is spacious and well appointed... washlet toilet too! There are 3 buildings, one for breakfast with panoramic views, one for regular rooms (十方) and the other one a level lower for unobstructed mountain view rooms (無憂) which cost a bit more but are well worth the money - can see the sunrise from the room's balcony! Alternatively, there's a viewing platform outside for everyone. Took the iconic 2.5-hr Alishan Train from Chiayi 嘉義 to Fenqihu 奮起湖 (book tickets online 2 weeks in advance at 6 am, pickup at 711) then it's 30 min by taxi (300 NTD) from Fenqihu or there's an infrequent bus 7322D which came really late 'cause of cherry blossom traffic. Can easily spend a couple of hours there, with trails and shops - check out 山嵐小築 for mountain-view patio tea/dessert. Staff very responsive via email, recommending a couple of drivers, one of whom we booked for 8 hours for 3000 NTD (+300/hr if over 8 hrs), including going to a local hotpot restaurant nearby they suggested with light and fresh ingredients 龍舞雲海阿里山現採高山蔬菜火鍋 (make sure you call to book in advance). Also managed to see Alishan National Forest Recreation Area 阿里山國家森林遊樂區 (200 NTD to enter)'s 姊妹潭 ponds and 神木 forest (well-known but not as spectacular as you might imagine) in addition to 石棹's 櫻之道 with bright pink sakura trees and beautiful tiered tea fields - all quite busy in the midst of cherry blossom season mid March. It's lovely but probably better to come a different time of the year to avoid the crowd if you've already experienced more densely planted clusters of cherry blossom trees in Japan and are less likely to find it that impressive. Transport a bit tricky without a car so do make arrangements ahead of time (an hour up to Alishan Station) although infrequent 台灣好行 buses stop nearby downhill at Xiding 隙頂, also going to High Speed Rail Chaiyi Station (taxi 1500 NTD). Trails within walking distance for sunset with tiered tea fields and sakura (隙頂二延平步道 100-min loop - helpful hand drawn map at reception... lots of steps but not too bad and totally worthwhile). Sunrise from 茶霧之道's gazebo 涼亭 20-min walk away was insane (part of the loop)! Restaurant onsite only serves breakfast from 7-9 am so make sure you make lunch/dinner arrangements - the first night we got railway bentos from Fenqihu. The nearest convenient store is Hi-Life 萊爾富 that's 750 m away, adjacent to the above mentioned hotpot restaurant.

The B&B is only a 5-minute uphill walk from the bus station, which is great for a solo traveler like me on the go using public transportation. The short climb is worth it when you consider the spectacular views of sunrise and sunset you get at the venue. Checking in is simple and smooth. The host was also kind enough to greet me at the bus. The room I booked is relatively small but the double-size futon bed is firm and has given me 3 nights if comfortable rest. There is no table but the wall-side low counter and stool allows me to have my takeout meal. The bathroom is functional and clean. The only downside is the noise I feel are the noise made by other international travellers (the German and English speakers during my stay 12/27-12/29) who have shown no consideration for other guests, but earplugs allow me to drown it out when I sleep. The buffet-style breakfast is all delicious and plentiful. The owner himself makes fresh coffee from his Nespresso for you. For dinner, I have bought very affordable local takeout noodle stew at a stall near the bus stop, and there is also a convenience store where I could buy food for my next-day mountain hike. The best and key part of the stay has been the photo-taking opportunities at sunrise and sunset, not forgetting the cats in their “cat cafe” outside the restaurant. Overall, for the low price, it is of excellent value.