Yilan Spa Hotels

Our stay was absolutely wonderful—truly beyond expectations! Every little detail kept surprising us in the best way. The level of care and thoughtfulness throughout the hotel really stood out. The room amenities were exceptional, from the Dyson hair dryer to the luxurious L’Occitane products throughout. They even provided a cute little bag for us to take everything home, which was such a thoughtful touch! What made the experience even more special was the incredible team. Every staff member, from reception to the cleaning team and activity hosts, was top-notch—friendly, attentive, and genuinely passionate about what they do. They made us feel so welcome and well taken care of. There were also countless activities for children, which made it perfect for families, while still offering great options for parents to relax and enjoy themselves too. We couldn’t have asked for a better stay and would happily return again!

The location was very peaceful and not too far from the Main Street of Jiaoxi. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and there was a very nice live music performance in the evening. The pool area was nice, and the hot spring private areas were sufficient. The breakfast and dinner buffet I would say is one of the best in Jiaoxi in terms of the Spa hotels and the rooms were well sound insulated. We would definitely come again and my infant certainly enjoyed it. One of the more expensive hot spring hotels in Jiaoxi but if you want a quiet and peaceful few days with activities, good food and with easy access to the mountains for a nice walk I would recommend this place. Minor criticism for the rooms I would say is the cleanliness. There were slight dust in places and because there is carpet, and if you’re prone to dust allergy be prepared. Saying that if they have a room without carpet that would be perfect, but nonetheless, we would definitely come again.

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.

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!

Third visit to the Landis Resort & Spa for a family trip! Every time, my family eagerly requests to celebrate birthdays at this wonderful place. My parents can relax in the hot springs, and the kids can happily splash around in the pool. Special thanks to the attentive hotel service and the professional lifeguards for their care. Everyone had a fantastic time! There's also a stunning beach nearby for a lovely stroll. And I highly recommend Fumei Seafood Restaurant. It was another relaxing and perfect trip! ❤️❤️

The hotel's decor is very thoughtful and detailed. There's a hot spring right at the entrance where you can cook food, which is a lot of fun, and they also offer a free fish pedicure experience. Overall, it felt great. On our first day, we experienced an earthquake in Yilan, which was quite startling, but luckily it only shook for a few moments.

Very pleasant experience stay. The customer service was excellent, from the time we walk in with the staff open the door for us to the time we check out. The front desk staff Louis was very helpful and polite. Amenities in the room, hot spring to the spa are provided everything we needed including the dryer for the swimsuit. Private hot springs tub was Great for us who walk all day long and want to have late night hot springs experience. The hotel welcome with afternoons delivered to room. Breakfast with large variety or Japanese and ********* cuisine. Great location, near the train station and next to free public hot spring reserve

The double bunk concept works perfectly for the kids. They love it! The location is convenient, walking distance to convenient store and restaurants. The hotel offers many options for breakfast buffet, also provides afternoon tea and evening snacks! The food quality is one of the best, with great taste and excellent timing, just need to take note that during weekend the breakfast ends early. The 2nd floor game room and 1st floor water (hot spring jacuzzi) activities are just nice for the family with kids. Overall it is definitely worth the value. Only something to consider is the space in premier family room is quite congested where it is bit difficult to fit the stroller…

The main reason for staying here this time was because of Valentine's Day, and I wanted to swim or play in the water, but the weather was so cold, so of course I thought of Yilan directly. The hotel part itself is good, and the planning is actually very systematic. The two halls are connected together, so many resources can indeed be shared. The main features of Xueshan are probably the guest rooms and conference rooms, and the other main facilities are all from Zhongguan. Personally, I think such a plan is actually very good for hotel operations. After all, the more rooms there are, the more tourists will be able to enjoy them. As for the one-night-one-meal option, there are actually a lot of choices for breakfast the next day, from porridge, steamed buns, pasta, salads, Western food, ********* food, everything you can think of. As for drinks, there are juice, tea, coffee, soy milk, Yakult, and soup to maximize the satisfaction of all kinds of travelers. I think, no matter how picky a person is, he should still be able to choose some food he wants to eat. If that's not possible, there are Yonghe Soy Milk and 7-11 nearby, so these are really not a problem. As for the room, there are two large pools, one for hot water and the other for cold water, for alternating soaking. The shower facility is also by the pool. It is a very standard hot spring hotel room. We stayed in a quadruple room with two large double beds, one was harder and the other was softer, but I don't know if it was intentional or if it was done this way to allow travelers to make flexible choices. After all, when I went to Japan a while ago, I found that all the beds in a room had different hardness. Some people can choose based on the hardness, which is a convenient business strategy. Overall, the reviews are good and I recommend it to you if you want to stay in Jiaoxi, Yilan. In short, the transportation is very convenient. It is just outside Jiaoxi Railway Station. The nearby business districts are very lively and you can definitely eat whatever you want.

I visited this place once over 20 years ago when it first opened for试营, and coming back after all this time, it's really evolved and improved so much. The only slight downside was a bit of a musty smell in the guest room, but that might just be me being sensitive to smells! Everything else was great, and the breakfast spread was fantastic. As a coffee lover, having a 24-hour coffee machine available anytime was such a thoughtful touch.