Beitou Hot Spring｜Volcanic Energy and Healing Waters

Beitou's hot springs originate from the Datun volcanic system, featuring diverse types including white sulfur, green sulfur, and iron springs. The iconic white sulfur spring, slightly milky with a faint sulfur scent, is known for promoting circulation and easing fatigue. For over a century, Beitou's hot spring culture has blended history, architecture, and wellness, shaping the district's unique charm.

Hotel Royal Beitou

Nestled in the heart of Beitou, the hotel integrates hot spring therapy, comfortable lodging, and health-focused dining, creating a rare sanctuary within the city.

The rooftop MU Hot Springs introduces Beitou' s signature white sulfur spring, complemented by wellness amenities. Guests may relax in the baths or recline in the lounge, enjoying mountain scenery by day and city lights by night.

MU Hot Springs

• Offers gender-separated nude baths, saunas, steam rooms, and aroma hydrotherapy pools, with a lounge facing floor-to-ceiling windows.

Location

• Central Beitou Hot Spring District, Taipei, within walking distance of MRT Xinbeitou Station

Nearby Attractions

• Beitou Library, Thermal Valley, Beitou Hot Spring Museum, Yangmingshan National Park.

Access

• Take the MRT Tamsui-Xinyi Line to Beitou Station, then transfer to the Xinbeitou Branch Line; buses also available.

Jiaoxi Hot Spring｜A Silky 'Beauty Spring'

Located at the northern edge of the Lanyang Plain, Jiaoxi is one of Taiwan's rare lowland hot springs. Its waters are sodium bicarbonate springs, clear and odorless, with a silky touch that has earned the name 'Beauty Spring.' Long praised for softening skin and easing the body, it offers a restorative escape amidst mountain and sea.

Hotel Royal Chiaohsi
Positioned as a hot spring resort, the hotel blends Japanese-inspired simplicity with Yilan's natural landscapes, offering a versatile retreat for leisure and family stays.

A variety of outdoor and indoor baths merge natural scenery with refined design. Guests may relax in the open air or in tranquil stone baths, embracing Jiaoxi's signature ' Beauty Spring.'

Open-Air Bath

• Silky and clear, celebrated by Japanese experts as a ' Beauty Spring,' with hydrotherapy pools and gender-separated baths.

Spa Complex

• Built with Izu stone and Yilan sandstone, Taiwan's first bath connecting indoor and outdoor spaces, offering views of the Lanyang Plain by day and moonlit reflections by night.

Location

• Hillside of Jiaoxi Township, Yilan County, about 15 minutes from Jiaoxi Railway Station and Freeway No. 5.

Nearby Attractions

• Yilan Distillery, Jimmy Park, Wufengqi Waterfall, Turtle Island.

Access

• By train to Jiaoxi Station with a short taxi ride, or self-drive via Freeway No. 5 through the Hsuehshan Tunnel.

Chihpen Hot Spring｜A Warm Retreat in the Mountain Valley

Tucked within Taitung' s valleys, Chihpen Hot Spring is a sodium bicarbonate spring, clear, alkaline, and abundant. Known as a 'Beauty Spring,' it is praised for soothing the skin, releasing stress, and refreshing the body. Paired with tropical scenery, it is eastern Taiwan's most iconic hot spring destination.

Hotel Royal Chihpen
A resort-style retreat in southern Taiwan, the hotel combines mountain greenery, sunshine, and abundant spring waters, creating a leisurely and rejuvenating stay.

The outdoor and indoor baths reflect the natural charm of the valley, offering travelers a complete hot spring experience.

Open-Air Spa

• Designed by Japanese architect Keiichiro Ueda, featuring rock, cauldron, bubble, and marble baths. Fed by a 650-meter-deep spring acclaimed as a 'Beauty Spring,' ideal for soaking amidst misty mornings or under starry skies. 

Spa Complex 

• A bright, mosaic-tiled bathhouse with multiple pools of varying temperatures, waterfall showers, and saunas.

Location

• Chihpen Hot Spring area, Taitung County, embraced by forested valleys.

Nearby Attractions

• Chihpen National Forest Recreation Area, Taimali Daylily Mountain, Chulu Ranch, Taitung coastline.

Access

• Taxi or shuttle from Taitung Railway Station, or self-drive along Provincial Highway No. 9.

Hotel Royal transforms Taiwan' s hot springs into journeys of wellness and serenity, inviting travelers to immerse in their healing essence.