Toong Mao Hot Spring Hotel
Toong Mao Hot Spring Hotel
No.61 Longcyuan Rd., Wuncyuan Village, Beinan Township, Taitung County, Taiwan
Star Ratings :
Location :
Central
Rooms :
114
Toong Mao Hot Spring Hotel is one of the best hot spring accommodations for tourists seeking blissful rejuvenation. Of the many highlights, two things that strike visitors upon arrival here are the grand, superbly decorated lobby and the enormous picture of the Sansiantai Ocean Bridge; one of Taitung's top tourist features.
from US$ 60
per night
TAX & SERVICE INCLUSIVE
per night
TAX & SERVICE INCLUSIVE
Check-In :
Check-Out :
Rooms :
Adult(s)
Child
Room 1 :
Room 2 :
Room 3 :
Room 4 :
If your arrival date is within 24 hours you must submit your booking request via the Live Agent.
Departure Date must be greater than arrival date.
February has only 28 days for [year].
February has only 29 days.
Please contact a Live Agent if you require more than 30 nights.
Please enter arrival and departure dates
[START] - [END] of [TOTAL] review(s)
Hotel Rates are inclusive of 10% service charge and 5% VAT (Value added Tax)
Hotel Rates are per room, per night
Triple/Quad occupancy may include an extra bed for some room types.
Our Editor's Hotel Suggestions
Search This Site
Ensure you don't miss out on the bargains...
Sign up to receive exclusive offers and inspirational travel articles, direct to your inbox.
Travel Planner
Search This SiteEnsure you don't miss out on the bargains...Sign up to receive exclusive offers and inspirational travel articles, direct to your inbox.
HotelTravel.com Latest Winner
This month's lucky winner is Mr. David Besson who lives in France.
Real Close
Central
US$ 70
per night
only 2.7km away- US$ 60
per nightonly 3km away - US$ 146
per night
only 3.7km away
Real Popular
- US$ 86
per night9.1km
Events in Taitung
Spring Festival
14 Feb 10 - 14 Mar 10
14 Feb 10 - 14 Mar 10
Spring Festival: Taiwan’s most important festival is the Lunar New Year. This month-long extravaganza sees the whole nation take vacation, travel home and have lots of fun. At midnight on the full moon, fireworks blast evil spirits off the island. This is a noisy but fascinating time to be in Taiwan. |
Articles on Taiwan
Taiwan's Priceless Heritage
The fact that Taipei’s National Palace Museum is the world’s largest repository of
More...
Powered by HotelTravel.com
Guides on Taiwan
Travel Tips
Vaccinations are usually not required for visitors to Taiwan, but sometimes Japanese B encephalitis
More ...
Spring Festival: Taiwan’s most important festival is the Lunar New Year. This month-long extravaganza sees the whole nation take vacation, travel home and have lots of fun. At midnight on the full moon, fireworks blast evil spirits off the island. This is a noisy but fascinating time to be in Taiwan.
Birthday of the Goddess of the Sea: one of Taiwan’s biggest festivals honors Matsu, the Goddess of the Sea. She is the patron deity of the island’s fishermen, so any coastal town or village will have elaborate and fun festivities on this day. Matsu is enshrined in about 300 temples around Taiwan, and visiting one on this day to witness the rituals can be an amazing experience.
Buddha Bathing Festival: in a celebration that goes back 2,500 years, the birth of the Buddha is honoured at many temples around Taiwan. Devotees make pilgrimages to temples, pray to statues of the baby Buddha and pour herbal water over these statues. The pilgrimage is thought to bring spiritual growth to those who participate.