Dragon Vally Hotel and Paradise

The front desk staff were incredibly welcoming. Parking is free for guests in the 7-Eleven building across the street. You can enjoy unlimited hot spring access on both your check-in and check-out days, just be sure to grab your hot spring vouchers from the front desk beforehand. Our room faced the creek, and waking up to that view was really refreshing. While the room wasn't new, the bed was comfortable. Breakfast options were limited, but still filling.

The parking lot is conveniently located right across the street, and having a 7-Eleven downstairs was extremely handy. While the hotel's facilities are a bit dated, it felt very tidy and clean overall. The front desk staff were helpful in explaining the hotel's amenities and had a friendly, welcoming attitude. The view from the stream-view room was truly impressive.

Let's start with the positives: 1. Excellent location, with restaurants nearby, a 7-Eleven, and a parking lot right across the street. 2. Beautiful views. 3. Weekday breakfast is served individually, featuring freshly fried eggs, stir-fried cabbage, and a side dish to accompany porridge. Now for the negatives: The quad room was small, and the bathtub wasn't thoroughly cleaned, which made soaking quite uncomfortable. The air conditioning was barely cool, feeling more like a fan. We asked housekeeping to check it, but they claimed there was no issue and eventually just brought us a fan. It was my first time ever sleeping in a hotel with a fan... The windows lacked screens, so with many insects around, we couldn't open them. We noticed a strong smell of cigarette smoke in the corridor during check-out. We booked a weekday quad room for NT$3900, but there were actually very few guests. It turns out booking on-site would have been cheaper. The hotel across the suspension bridge offers better value for money.

A good place to stay for a hiking trip to Guguan.

It's an old but very well-maintained hotel, and the hot springs are fantastic. It's just a pity that only one pool in the public bath is open to the public.

The soup area was rather basic, and the toilet in the room was clogged and the water pressure was low, but otherwise it was quite good. The hotel staff provided excellent service and it's worth recommending.

Good location, close to convenience stores. The hotel is old and well maintained.

It has cultural characteristics, the Japanese-style open-air hot spring pool is naked and the hot spring is great, the traditional breakfast is average, the restaurant location and scenery are good

I stayed in the VIP single bed room on the second floor in the past and had a good impression of the room. This time I stayed in a single bed room, and my impression was biased: The bathtub in the bathroom is extremely small, and the separation between wet and dry areas is not complete. When taking a bath, the water will splash all over the sink, bathtub, etc., making you wet wherever you go. The room is poorly soundproofed and you can hear the voices of the children in the opposite room. Mold is clearly visible in refrigerators and freezers. The windows are slightly drafty. We went to the public pool - open-air. Girls were provided with bathrobes and large bath towels, while men were only provided with bath towels. The bath towels had an obvious long-standing wet smell, but my friend's did not have this smell.