No.3 Zhongshan Road, Beitou District, Taiwan, Province of China | (618) 248-8274
14,000-square-foot public hot spring complex with hot and cold pools
Private hot spring rooms available, plus a sauna and steam room
Understated modern rooms with private hot-spring bathtubs
All rooms have mini-fridges and kettles; some have private saunas
Peaceful location in Beitou, within walking distance of the MRT
Three dining options include a casual cafe and colorful food truck
Free buffet breakfast features hot dishes like eggs and bacon
Diverse event spaces can host small or large gatherings
Free Wi-Fi throughout and free self-parking
Play area for kids stocked with toys
Far from downtown Taipei (pro for some)
Some complaints that breakfast lacks variety
Open-concept bathrooms may be too intimate for some
Beitou Hot Spring Resort is a relaxed, three-and-a-half-pearl property located on the northern fringes of Taipei. As the hotel’s name implies, hot springs are the focus of the experience here with its 27 rooms featuring private tubs fed by spring water. There’s also a massive public hot spring area with a sauna, steam room, and whirlpool. The hotel is a trek from the action of downtown Taipei, but that’s part of the appeal for most guests who come here seeking a tranquil escape from the city's bustle. Travelers with the budget for a splurge might also want to consider Grand View Resort Beitou, a neighboring hot spring resort that offers additional amenities, including a fitness center and luxe in-room extras.
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Scene
Appealing and affordable wellness resort with simple decor and a peaceful atmosphere
A leafy location outside central Taipei and uncluttered, neutral decor give the Beitou Hot Spring Resort a serene, inviting ambiance. The large, business-like lobby is decked out with polished marble and wood, a natural, minimalist motif that’s repeated throughout the airy rooms and common areas. But this resort isn't known for its decor. Its main calling card is its14,000-square-foot hot spring complex, which is open to the public. Thankfully, it tends to be uncrowded -- plus hotel guests always have the option of retreating to the private hot-spring tubs in their rooms if the public pool gets too busy. This property mainly attracts couples and small groups on relaxing getaway centered around enjoying the hot springs, but a small playroom on the grounds points to the fact that families with kids are welcome, too.
Location
In a quiet, convenient setting on the northern outskirts of Taipei
Beitou Hot Spring Resort is located in the Beitou district, about a 30-minute MRT ride north of downtown Taipei. Distant mountains and tree-lined streets make for a tranquil setting, but there are still a good number of restaurants and shops within walking distance. Beitou Park, a pretty wooded area with a topiary maze and several small waterfalls, is right across the street. It’s less than a five-minute walk to the Beitou Hot Spring Museum, while Beitou Market can be reached in 10 minutes by foot. It’s about a 10-minute walk to Beitou MRT Station, which offers connections to downtown Taipei. Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport is a 40-minute drive away.
Rooms
Zen-style rooms with indulgent hot-spring bathtubs, plus mini-fridges and kettles
Everything about this resort's guest rooms invites serenity, starting with the minimalist decor and neutral color palettes paired with wood accents and white bed linens. Slippers are tucked in bedside tables, while neatly-folded bathrobes are set on top of beds. Dark wood storage units hold mini-fridges, bottled water, and electric kettles can warm up hot tea or coffee. But the true highlight of these rooms is set behind glass partitions. There guest will find gleaming black marble bathtubs filled with water from the local hot springs. Apart from these tubs, the open-concept bathrooms feature vessel sinks and an extensive range of bath products, including body lotion and facial cleanser. Frosted-glass doors conceal toilet vestibules and walk-in showers. Some Deluxe Rooms offer small private saunas as well.All rooms are equipped with wall-mounted flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. Closets with slatted wooden doors hold personal safes as well. Several Deluxe Rooms have balconies or nice views of Beitou Park, too.
Features
Beautiful hot spring complex with private rooms, plus three dining venues and event spaces
As its name suggests, the main feature of this resort is its 14,000-square-foot public hot spring complex. It’s decorated with lots of natural materials like wood, bamboo, and stone. There are separate bathing areas for men and women, which include hot and cold pools, a whirlpool, sauna, steam room, and lounge. There are also 14 private hot-spring rooms available. Given the resort's somewhat removed location, the three dining venues on site are welcome additions. The hotel’s main restaurant, Gourmedise Fusion Café, continues the property’s bright, simple aesthetic with its large windows and pastel chairs. The restaurant serves a free breakfast buffet, along with lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner. Breakfast includes a good range of hot and cold items, although some guests find the buffet spread, which is the same every day, too repetitive. Le Presse offers light pastries and sandwiches throughout the day, and there’s also an outdoor food truck that serves snacks in the afternoon. The property has six event spaces, the largest of which can accommodate up to 300 guests. Wedding planning services are available. The lobby includes a play area for kids with books, toys, and a TV. Free Wi-Fi is offered throughout, and there’s free parking on-site.
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