Grand View Resort Beitou Hotel
Beitou, Taipei
“Mountain sulfur spring sanctuary”
Vibe
Reflecting pools wrap around a century-old osmanthus tree, setting a calm, contemplative tone high above Beitou's thermal valley.
“Mountain sulfur spring sanctuary”
Pure white sulfur hot springs from Dahuangzui, dual in-room soaking tubs, and semi-outdoor naked baths.
Generous fifty-square-meter suites featuring private balconies, house-made plum wine, and attentive Taiwanese tea service.
C.Y. Lee architecture blending Guanyin stone, warm timber, and water stages around an ancient osmanthus tree.
High on Youya Road beside the Beitou Museum, overlooking Danfeng Mountain and Yangmingshan forests
Rooms
Private balconies frame forest peaks, while bathrooms feature dual Guanyin stone tubs for white sulfur and cold spring soaking.
Wellness
Semi-outdoor public baths draw pure white sulfur water directly from Yangmingshan, paired with cold plunge pools and a stone sauna.
Backstory
Taipei 101 architect C.Y. Lee designed the retreat on the former Huanan Hotel site, using local timber and stone.
Eat & drink
Chinese Cuisine serves refined Taiwanese tasting menus backed by 270-degree mountain views, complemented by afternoon tea at Aqua Deck.
The neighborhood
Perched at the summit of Youya Road beside the Beitou Museum, the property looks out over the forested ridges of Yangmingshan.
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