Hotels in Yilan

I appreciate the hotel's efforts to arrange the requested room type and preferred floor level. The welcome drinks and snacks in the lobby were a thoughtful touch, and the seating area was spacious and comfortable. Almost every staff member provided excellent service, making for a very pleasant overall stay. On the morning after check-in, I suggested to a restaurant server not to be too quick in clearing the table. The next morning, I noticed the server had clearly adjusted their pace, which shows the hotel listens to guest feedback and makes improvements, and that's commendable. However, the hotel's parking lot entrance and exit are located in an alley near a fork in the road, which can easily cause congestion when vehicles are entering, exiting, or passing each other. I recommend the hotel arrange for a guide during peak hours of vehicle traffic. The default temperature of the in-room refrigerator was not cold enough; drinks and food placed inside felt like they were at room temperature the next day. The bathroom drainage design might not be ideal, as water from the shower could splash towards the bathroom door, or soap suds could spread to the door's edge. Without a sufficient threshold, water could easily overflow into the room. I also suggest clearer labeling for the toiletries; for example, the hand soap and lotion by the sink were clearly labeled. Finally, a small suggestion regarding power outlets: since many electronic devices today charge via USB, I only observed one USB charging port in the room. I recommend installing USB power outlets near the bedside, and it would be even better to have one by the sofa as well.

We visited once in early August and again in early September. Every time we come to Yilan, we always choose Lakeshore Hotel Yilan. The accommodations are comfortable, and the breakfast is very rich, including my favorite douhua, which is super delicious. Plus, this time the hotel even upgraded us to two queen beds for free. It was a delightful trip!

The hotel is in the bustling area of Jiaoxi, and the location is really convenient. You can walk everywhere to eat and drink. They offer a contracted outdoor parking lot, but it's about a 5-10 minute walk, so you'll have to stroll a bit. The room is quite spacious and very clean; it's comfortable to stay in. The amenities are standard; it would be even better if the bathroom had a bidet. The breakfast is also good, and they even have stir-fried rice with smoked duck, which is quite a local specialty! Overall, it's pretty good—convenient and comfortable. I would consider staying here again.

My wife suddenly said her back was aching and she wanted to go to a hot spring. She just casually Googled this incredibly luxurious hot spring hotel, and oh my goodness! It was very comfortable to stay in, and we'll definitely come back again if we have the chance.

The hotel's location is a bit far from the city center, but it's quite close if you're going to Wufengchi Waterfall. Regarding the facilities, my personal opinion is that the first time you visit, it feels like navigating a maze (for example, getting to the parking garage elevator and then to the room floors involves a long detour and switching elevators multiple times). Some areas require a long walk, which feels very inconvenient (but this was likely designed this way from the start, so not much can be changed). Also, the B1 facilities are great (like the pool table and massage chairs), but there are too few of them, leading to many people waiting. Lastly, the pillows in the room are too flat, causing neck pain (if you're used to thick pillows, you might need to bring your own). So, I'm giving it four stars, but overall it's pretty good (the room is very clean, the staff are very friendly, parking is easy, and the breakfast selection is rich, etc.).

I was very satisfied with my stay at the hotel this time. Although the hotel is a bit far from the station, they offer a shuttle bus, which is quite convenient. The room was very spacious, and the accommodation package included many activities. We could try on yukata, go zip-lining, experience making wagashi (Japanese sweets), do DIY crafts, enjoy the public bath, and even see cute animals. The activities were very enriching, and we wouldn't get bored spending the whole day in the resort. There was also a late-night snack available. The staff were all very kind and enthusiastic. Overall, it was a lot of fun, and I would like to visit again.

Breakfast: There were many delicious options, but the flow of traffic was not ideal, and the restaurant space was small, leading to congestion. Service: The staff were all very friendly. Hotel Location: It's a bit far from the main street, but generally within a 10-minute walk. Cleanliness: Excellent. For a hot spring accommodation, having a dehumidifier is a very important detail. Transportation Convenience: There's a large outdoor parking lot, and it's not too far to walk to the train station or transfer station. The location is great.

We stayed on the eighth floor this time. We had mentioned it was our anniversary when booking, and to our surprise, there was a special little surprise in the room. Although the room wasn't very spacious, the hot tub was large and very comfortable. The room included yukata (robes) that you could change into before heading to the large public bath on B1. Breakfast was average.

The room was clean and spacious, and breakfast was quite substantial. The front desk staff were friendly. It's very close to Wushi Harbor and Lanyang Museum, about a 20-minute walk away. There's also a Starbucks right next to the hotel.