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A premium hot spring resort in Taian, with minimalist Zen architecture blending seamlessly into the mountain forest. Each room features a private hot spring bath with exclusive access to Taian's sodium bicarbonate 'beauty spring.' Stargazing from the open-air bath at night while listening to forest sounds — Miaoli's most luxurious onsen experience.
A design business hotel near Sanyi's famous woodcarving street, using wood as its primary interior design vocabulary in tribute to the town's carving heritage. Local woodcarvers' works are displayed, and DIY woodcarving workshops are offered. A short drive to Shengxing Station and Longteng Broken Bridge — the ideal base for exploring Sanyi's culture.
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A manor resort nestled in Miaoli's rolling hills, famed for its European castle architecture and sprawling lavender fields. Essential oil spa treatments, an outdoor pool, and scenic dining offer an ultimate Provençal vacation experience. Different flowers bloom each season, making it Miaoli's most popular honeymoon and family destination.
Miaoli's first international Golden Tulip hotel, weaving Dutch floral aesthetics into its spatial design. Meticulous flower arrangements grace every corner, while the lobby's soaring glass dome floods the space with natural light. The restaurant serves creative cuisine blending Hakka flavors with Western techniques, showcasing Miaoli's diverse culinary culture.
A Japanese-style resort hotel themed around water and moon, using extensive wood materials and Japanese landscaping to create a poetic Eastern aesthetic. Each room features a unique scenic balcony overlooking Miaoli's layered mountain vistas. The hot spring baths use sodium bicarbonate water, celebrated as a 'beauty spring.'
A large modern hotel in Miaoli city, adjacent to the Shangshun entertainment and shopping complex. Comprehensive facilities include a fitness center, banquet halls, and multiple restaurants — the top choice for business events and family travel in the Miaoli area. The breakfast buffet features authentic Hakka dishes, letting guests savor Miaoli's Hakka culinary culture.
A Japanese-style hot spring resort in Taian, named after the stunning sunrise views. Features a Japanese garden and multiple open-air hot spring pools with alkaline sodium bicarbonate water. Cypress-wood rooms exude a subtle woody fragrance, lulling guests to sleep in nature's aroma.
An art-themed resort hidden in Miaoli's mountains, showcasing extensive bamboo weaving and stone sculpture artworks by Taiwanese artists throughout the property. Each room is themed around a different artistic style with unique design aesthetics. The on-site café serves creative desserts made with bamboo charcoal.