Spa hotels in Yilan

We stayed on the 9th floor of Fendoc Castle and the kids had a blast! You can drive toy cars in the hallway, and just around the corner is a kids' play area with unlimited movies and afternoon tea. The hotel also has a spa and pool on the 6th floor, a reading room and kids' playroom on the 7th floor, and an outdoor playground in the courtyard on the 8th floor, complete with a dedicated kids' cinema. Floors 1-4 are the Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Plaza, where you can shop and watch movies (the hotel front desk can even reserve your seats for unlimited viewing). The breakfast spread was also diverse and delicious. Overall, it's truly an incredibly family-friendly hotel! 😆

Not far from the interchange. About a 10-minute walk to the alley entrance where there's a FamilyMart. Parking available. The guesthouse is beautifully designed; the first floor has a reception desk and a restaurant. Breakfast is Chinese-style porridge and toast. The selection isn't huge, but the food is delicious. The campervan I stayed in was small but fully equipped. Bathroom and toilet were included. Hot water came quickly. The soundproofing was better than I expected. It's near the railway, so you can clearly see trains passing by. The train noise and vibration were acceptable. They provided Yilan-style ox-tongue biscuits. It was a unique accommodation experience.

Overall, it was a good stay and I'd definitely stay there again. The lobby was grand, the family rooms were spacious, the rooms were clean and comfortable, and the beds were just the right firmness for a good night's sleep! Cons: The elevator was incredibly difficult to wait for when checking out. All three elevators were packed, and the wait was long. The emergency exit only goes to B1, so if you park your car in B2, you still have to find a way to get to B2 by hopping on an elevator from another floor! My kids loved it. There's a pool with hot springs, a ball pool, a PS5, a racing track for little Bubu cars, and a variety of other children's play facilities! It's definitely on my bucket list for future trips with kids!

The environment and facilities are well-maintained. The pool even provides inner tubes and floating mats, which made the kids really happy. There are also many restaurants within walking distance, so the amenities nearby are quite good. Breakfast is served as a set meal, so you don't have to queue or keep getting up. After you finish, you can even choose another set meal, so you won't have to worry about not getting enough to eat.

As someone who loves hot springs, whenever I have a day off, I search for great hot springs ♨️ and nearby delicious food and fun places to unwind from work stress. I've been to all the hot springs in Yangmingshan, so a friend recommended Jiaoxi in Yilan. That's why for my last two trips, I chose to stay at the Grandma Hot Spring Hotel in Jiaoxi. This stay was excellent, with superb environmental hygiene 👍, and you can even cook food in the hot spring water. The most amazing thing was the fish spa pond at the hotel – a fantastic first-time experience! I'll definitely be back. This hot spring hotel ♨️ is highly recommended.

We are frequent guests of Chung-kuan, especially after the Spring Hill Resort Chuan-tang Deyang branch closed. Chung-kuan has always been our top choice for accommodation and hot springs. They say there's no harm in comparison, so I'd like to offer some sincere advice to Chung-kuan. The weather has been extremely hot recently, and on the night we checked in, the indoor pool was closed. The outdoor pool was a scorching 39 degrees Celsius, and we nearly fainted from dehydration after less than 30 minutes. There were also many plant seeds in the pool, and every time we stepped on one, it gave us a fright. The next day, the indoor pool was open, but every child was playing with water guns, shooting everywhere. During one soak, we were hit by water guns no less than 10 times. Previously, at Spring Hill Chuan-tang, lifeguards would constantly patrol and strictly prohibit children from playing with water guns and balls in the hot spring area, only allowing them in the children's play area, ensuring the quality of the guests' hot spring experience. However, the lifeguards at Chung-kuan seem to be just for show. We only saw one once during a two-hour soak, and they quickly passed through and were never seen again. This made us feel that the quality of our hot spring experience this time was terrible. They say 'the one who complains about the goods is the one who buys them.' We hope that Chung-kuan's hot spring quality can be improved to ensure its long-term sustainable operation.

+ The front desk staff were friendly and polite. + The room was spacious, almost double the size of a typical hotel room. + The bed and pillows were comfortable for a good night's sleep. + The air conditioning was already on when we entered the room, which was a nice touch and made a good impression. + There's a water dispenser on every floor providing hot and cold water, which is quite convenient. + The bathtub was huge, and the hot spring water flow was strong. + There's a spa and sauna, but we didn't have time to use them. @ The parking lot is quite a distance away. The hotel advises checking in and dropping off luggage first before parking, which is inconvenient on hot or rainy days. @ The bathroom floor is very slippery; elderly guests should be especially careful and wear slippers when walking around. @ The room's light switches are all concentrated by the bed, and there's no switch near the bathroom door, which is inconvenient when going to the bathroom in the middle of the night. @ Breakfast was decent but nothing spectacular.

The part-timer (I assume) in the lounge was completely unenthusiastic, which really soured my experience. I just asked how to operate the dance machine, and it took me almost 10 minutes to figure it out? They clearly could have actively helped us, but instead chose to watch us struggle. However, the owner was great, the front desk was excellent, and the staff at the hot springs were also very enthusiastic and helpful.

My stay at the Four Points by Sheraton Jiaoxi in Yilan was truly enjoyable. The hotel is conveniently located near the famous hot springs, making it an ideal spot for relaxation. The property has a modern yet welcoming atmosphere, with spacious rooms that feature comfortable beds and large windows offering beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. One of the highlights was the hot spring facilities—clean, well-maintained, and perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring. The staff were courteous and helpful, always attentive to guests’ needs. Breakfast was excellent, with a wide selection of both ********* and international dishes. Overall, this hotel combines comfort, great service, and the unique charm of Jiaoxi’s hot springs, making it a wonderful choice for both leisure and family trips.

The location is close to the train station and Zhongshan Road, making dining very convenient. You can also use the hot spring facilities at Zhongguan Hotel. The only downside is that the rooms are rather old!