After the typhoon, the temperature dropped significantly and officially ushered in the hot spring bath season. This article selected hot spring hotels that were newly opened this year, including boutique hotels that can be reached by MRT. In addition to the relaxation of bathing, excellent catering performance has also become the cause of stay. The local hotel group planted the flag Sun Moon Lake, and built a small and beautiful luxury resort with a scale of less than 100 rooms. If you want to go to another place that is a bit far but not too far, there is a charming hot spring village in Jiaoxi in Yilan.
Jiaoxi Master Hotel｜The time-honored luxury hot spring hotel is renovated to deepen the “real Japanese” experience
Yilan's first five-star leisure resort “Jiaixi Master” launched the largest renovation plan for the sealing of the museum in 20 years, retrieving Japanese Kumi designer Akira Ito, who has designed the opening design of the hotel, has created spaces of “foreign-style guest rooms”, “Chiliao Qingquan” and “Moon Banquet Hall”.
This time, the renovation and upgrade is based on “Real Japan” and “Coexisting with Nature” as the design core, improving the convenience and exquisiteness of various spaces. After completing the first phase of the decoration of the guest rooms last year, 150 additional rooms have been fully renovated this year, becoming the world's first hotel with a non-toxic health paint “Class-Yi Li Natural Mineral Paint S-491” in the entire room; it introduced the concept of “game” to separate the area through sliding doors or stairs, and reduce the overall furniture height to make the view wider. At the same time, the TV screen was upgraded from 43 inches to 50 inches, the hair dryer was upgraded to the Dyson brand, and a new straight curly hair stylist was added.
In the public space, Jiaoxi Master created a new catering space “Chaliao Qingquan” with Japanese style and fruit images. In addition to providing guests with breakfast and dinner here, regular guests who stay more than 10 times can enjoy free exclusive semi-buffet afternoon tea, including dedicated tea, exquisite Taiwanese meals, various light foods, red and white wine, sparkling drinks and coffee.
The “Yule Center”, one of the key points of the renovation, creates a pleasant atmosphere with colorful bright yellows. The hall is divided into seven districts, including tables and billiards, gyms, children's game rooms, game console areas, book and newspaper reading and rest areas, small business audio-visual areas, and KTV singing spaces.
