Mountain View Hotels in Yilan

The host Chris made us felt very welcomed with his selfless travel tips, scrumptious breakfasts, handwritten messages and exquisitely furnished accommodation. He even went the extra mile to review our itinerary for a better route or arrangement! He's highly responsive to our questions when we were outside, including helping us to arrange rides. There are also intimate small devices in the homestay, such as hot water in the room, and help to send postcards!

I stayed in Yilan for 3 days and stayed in a hot spring hotel for 2 days. I specially chose this fly inn. Although the location is not close to the station, it is very fast to take a taxi. The environment here is very good, it feels like a vacation, and it feels like home! The lady boss and the boss are very friendly. The design of the B&B is really exquisite. The room is also very large. You can see that they have put a lot of effort into it. There are many Turkish designs. The room is also spotlessly clean. It is really super clean, without a single hair. Because we had to catch a bus on the day of departure, the boss specially picked us up at the station. The service was really thoughtful! And you must try Vivi’s breakfast, those 12 dishes are really worth a try! It tastes great! This time I experienced such a humane B&B, it really felt like home, I will definitely come again if I have the chance! Thanks chris &vivi

The guesthouse I stayed at this time was in Toucheng, Yilan, very close to the Toucheng Interchange, called Craftsman's Little Wooden House. I felt it was a very tasteful place. The little wooden house definitely gave me a relaxing feeling. Upon entering, the high ceilings and stairs leading to the upper bunk made the room feel more like a three-dimensional geometric space than a flat map. If I had to point out a drawback, it would be the lack of chairs. There was only one for a vanity table, and the rest were outdoor chairs on the back balcony. The interior was mostly cushioned on the floor, in a Japanese style, but for someone like me with osteoporosis, standing up and squatting down was incredibly difficult, haha. But I can't blame the owner; it's just my personal problem. Overall, however, it was comfortable. Breakfast was simple, served in the common area on the first floor: simple toast, congee, and a few side dishes. It was quite satisfying, and I felt warmly cared for. This room type appears to accommodate up to eight people. There are two double beds on the lower bunk and two people sleeping on each side of the upper bunk, so it can comfortably fit eight people, making it quite suitable for family trips. It's very close to Jiaoxi at night, so you can go for a hot spring bath, find some food, or even call a panda (a local restaurant). Living comfortably is no problem.

The location is fantastic, quiet, and surrounded by a variety of restaurants. The guesthouse boasts a clean courtyard with birdsong and fragrant flowers, where you can walk barefoot on the grass. The vegetable garden offers a wide variety of fruit trees. The indoor lobby is bright and features a rich selection of rare and exotic fruits. The rooms are spacious with clean floors and bright windows. The small balcony in the room is perfect for small gatherings. The bathroom has a separate shower and toilet and is of a suitable size. Breakfast uses local and homegrown ingredients, and the delicious breakfast dishes highlight the owner's dedication. Upon check-out, you'll receive a natural cypress sachet, leaving a pleasant fragrance on your return journey.

The landlord’s wife is very warm and kind, and there is a pair of cute Awang dogs. As soon as I entered the room, the view was beautiful, and the whole glass was really comfortable and healing to see the field. 

Located on Erjie Road, a bit remote location. The houses are several very special exposed concrete buildings with spacious and comfortable rooms. There is a large garden, and next to it there is an orchard where I don't know whether it is jujube or orange. Breakfast is a Western meal for one person, including thick soup, salad and a cup of American coffee with a unique flavor. The staple food is also delicious.

This hotel is the hotel we stayed in for the second part of our first trip to Yilan. The overall facilities of the hotel are quite good, so that guests can experience many activities. The layout of the rooms is also very comfortable. The environment and scenery are refreshing! 

It rained during my stay, so the views weren't very clear. The duplex room layout was excellent! The only minor flaw was a small gap in the bathroom door. The bathtub wasn't huge, but soaking in it while enjoying the scenery was very relaxing. Even with the rain, the evening activities went smoothly, though you couldn't avoid getting a bit wet. I wouldn't recommend dinner; the hotel caters to tour groups, and the restaurant was incredibly noisy 😅. For a set meal priced at 500+10%, the value for money was extremely low!

This time because I saw the hotel photos quite attractive to try, but feel that the picture is not quite in line with a little disappointed soundproofing poor I live on the 2nd floor, upstairs the sound of boiling water can hear 😔 downstairs someone talking and heard breakfast included but can not go It's better to sleep a little longer, the location is not good and there is nothing around. Even the taxi driver does not know where it is😣

Happy to have had the hotel save me from cycling another 2 hours through the dark. Easy to find, many rooms available. Nice receipt from the owner and happy they had cloths washing and drying fascilities. Stored my bicycle in the room which wasn’t appreciated by the owner as he was worried for making his bed sheets dirty. As he couldn’t reach out to me he switched off the A/C. That’s a complete no-go and totally against any hospitality rules. I stay 209+ days a year in hotels and never ever have I had such a treatment. Anyways, was dissolved quickly but hope the owner can change his attitude to other travellers. Apart from that the bed is hard and the A/C works good. Loads of blouse form the neighbour on the next morning.