Full Moon Spa

The bathhouse is conveniently located near the center of Wulai, and it cost NT$470. I didn't stay at the hotel, but I really enjoyed the very clean Japanese-style public bath. In the men's area there was a hot pool, a warm one, a cold pool, a steam sauna, and a dry sauna. I alternated between the tingling heat and refreshing cold, tried the saunas and the two strong water jets beside the warm pool, which gave a nice back massage. I finished by relaxing in the warm pool, where you can stay for a long time. One man was even reading a book there. The jungle hillside view from the bath gradually turned dark as evening came.

Our room had a wonderfully comfortable bed and an onsen tub right in the room, with a magnificent view of the mountains and river from the bedroom. The one-night stay at this Wulai spa was a good choice. The price included hotpot dinner, shown in the photo, and a simple breakfast.

Whenever I come to Taiwan, I visit Urai for this spa hotel. The rooms are beautiful and the hot spring water is fantastic. The staff are always friendly, and I enjoy both the breakfast and hot pot. I'd happily come back again.

We've tried plenty of places for hot springs, but for several years in a row we've kept coming back here. It's right by the old street, yet the hotel stays quiet and relaxing. We prefer the wonderful public baths, though the in-room baths are quite an experience too. Dinner has good choices, including hot pot, and breakfast is delicious.