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"Love this hotel! Relatively clean, and the staff are amazing. They also gave us the number for a private driver when we needed to return from Alishan National Park. We stayed in both the Superior Quadruple Room and Superior Double Room across 3 nights, and they were both lovely. The Double room felt like it was a bit newer/cleaner, with plush tatami, while the Quadruple room was amazing but felt a bit worn out with one of the Japanese seating pillows having a really faint smell of urine? Their curtains are quite old with little holes throughout. They provide tea sets in the rooms, and give 7-Eleven vouchers (located upstairs above the hotel reception) for each night you're staying. We tried their hotel dinner set one night and it was also really good. As for noise, you can hear neighbouring rooms very easily but the main reception area with heaps of visitors can't be heard."

"Room was spacious and the breakfast buffet was delicious!"

"Staff is very friendly and helpful. Bus shuttle drivers are extremely helpful with customer needs in mind. Best location in the park! Dinner buffet is great, breakfast is so, so. Facilities are aging but ok, given the circumstances. Some cleaning details are needed, but not too bad. Overall, a pleasant staying experience that exceeds my expectations."

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"The amenities are amazing. Water world is the best for children and grown ups. "

"Excellent room. No emphasis on the view. Parking is good. Very spacious and clean room. We have got 2 rooms and they even closed up a section of the main walk way to allow us to a have our own private sitting area outside our rooms."

"It is ok. Don't expect much. The staffs are very nice. This is the first hotel where the bathroom is "dirty"...other peoples hair still in tub drain. Therefore make me question the cleanliness of the hot tub as it is the same until."

"Love regional service with plenty of food for dinner and breakfast all provided as part of the cost."

"This hotel is mostly for local Taiwan residents or visitors from the mainland, but that's great, if you are patient in dealing with the language barrier. The staff was really great ... extremely patient and always ready to help. The surrounding area is mostly indigenous Taiwanese, but this is not an area with many Western tourists. We didn't see any. The local Bunon people are great and the area is amazingly beautiful. Recommend the hike to Rainbow Falls, but be advised it is very, very steep. The trail is wide and well-surfaced, but can be aerobically challenging. The only problems with the room is that there is no shower, only a tub, and there were some exposed wires in the bedroom. It's safe for adults, but I wouldn't want children to pull them. Did not seem to be a fire hazard, but likely doesn't meet the electrical code. The hotel has a downstairs "spa" with water piped in from the Dong-Pu hot springs, like most of the other nearby hotels, but I did not see the spa so don't know what the conditions were."