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Step into Takino-Yu Bathhouse—not just a bath, but a full sensory journey into Japanese wellness. As soon as you cross the threshold, the scent of cedar fills the air, and warm stone pools glow beneath forest views like something out of Kyoto. Private cabins, soothing massages, and steam rooms await, turning even the most stressed traveler into someone who’s finally breathing again. It’s not just about cleaning—it’s about healing. This quiet sanctuary in Taipei feels like a secret escape from reality.
Old Door Hostel & Bar
Chill Roof
Bon Hotel Taipei
GRACE HOTEL DUNBEI
OwlStay Flip Flop Hostel Garden
MudanHouse
Beitou Resort Metro Inn
Yesing Hotel
Royal Rose Hotel Taipei Station
Zhongshan 19
Apartment 10F
Taipei Discover Hostel
On My Way Taipei Hostel
Backpacker Hostel Changchun
Easymind Guesthouse, Hostel in Taipei Main Station
The Design's Secret Lair CYTS Lobster
Main Inn
SC HOTEL
The Mountain Star
Guest House Taiwanmex
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Long Nice Hot Spring
Near Taki no Yu Bathhouse in Taipei, Grand Hyatt Taipei is a top choice, just a 10-minute drive away. This luxury hotel offers modern amenities, excellent service, and easy access to Xinyi District’s shopping and dining scene. Another excellent option is China Airlines Hotel, known for its comfortable rooms and convenient location, with shuttle services available to the bathhouse.
Taki no Yu itself blends traditional Japanese onsen culture with local Taiwanese touches, featuring a serene wooden interior and tranquil atmosphere perfect for relaxation. Staying overnight nearby allows visitors to fully experience the peaceful evening soak, followed by exploring Taipei’s vibrant night markets, cultural sites, and culinary delights—creating a well-rounded and memorable travel experience.
The most convenient way from Taipei Station is to take the MRT to Zhongxiao Donghua Station, then transfer to a bus or walk about 15 minutes to reach Taki no Yu Bathhouse. For greater comfort, consider HopeGoo a taxi or using ride-hailing apps—approximately 20 minutes, costing NT$300–400.
Many premium hotels nearby, such as Grand Hyatt Taipei and China Airlines Hotel, offer complimentary shuttle services directly to Taki no Yu, making the journey seamless. To save time and money, use Taipei’s MRT One-Day Pass or an EasyCard for fare payments.
It’s advisable to avoid peak hours for smoother travel. Check bus routes via the Taipei Metro app or Google Maps in advance to ensure punctual arrival. The quiet surroundings of Taki no Yu make it ideal for unwinding, so planning ahead enhances the overall onsen experience.
Taki no Yu Bathhouse blends traditional Japanese onsen culture with local Taiwanese elements, offering unique soaking experiences. Its standout feature is the forest-style open-air bath, surrounded by bamboo groves and fed by natural spring water, creating a secluded mountain-like ambiance.
Another highlight is the herbal bath pool, infused with traditional Chinese medicinal herbs to relieve fatigue and improve circulation. The exclusive Moonlight Soaking Area is only available at night, providing a tranquil, softly lit environment perfect for deep relaxation.
The facility also includes Japanese tatami lounges and optional tea ceremony experiences, allowing guests to fully immerse in Eastern wellness traditions after bathing. All pools use advanced filtration systems for clean, safe water, regularly sanitized and monitored.
Reservations are recommended—especially on weekends and holidays—to secure a spot. Pair your visit with nearby craft shops and art studios for a deeper cultural and sensory journey.
Traveler Reviews
See what other travelers say about Long Nice Hot Spring
Old Door Hostel & Bar
Staying at Old Door Hostel & Bar was an absolute highlight of my trip to Taipei! The location is unbeatable—just a 10-minute walk from the airport express station, making travel to and from the airport super convenient. My bunk was spacious enough for my luggage, and the bathroom was surprisingly large with plenty of room to store personal items. I appreciated the safety locker, and the included breakfast was a nice touch—warm, fresh, and satisfying. The staff went above and beyond: they greeted me with a welcoming cup of tea, gave a detailed walkthrough of the hostel, and personally showed me to my bed and bathroom. Their kindness and attention to detail made the whole experience feel personal and comfortable. I’ll definitely be booking here again on my next visit to Taipei!
Bon Hotel Taipei
Staying at Bon Hotel Taipei was an absolute delight! The hotel is just steps away from the subway exit, making it incredibly convenient for getting around the city. I loved how close it was to everything—restaurants, convenience stores, and local shops were all within walking distance. The room was clean, well-lit, and thoughtfully designed with a modern yet cozy vibe. It felt like home from the moment I walked in. What stood out most was the incredible value for money—excellent quality without the premium price tag. I’m already planning my next trip back here. If you’re looking for a comfortable, centrally located stay in Taipei, this is definitely a top choice.
OwlStay Flip Flop Hostel Garden
Located in a fantastic spot just steps away from Taipei Station and Zhongshan Station, this hostel offers incredible convenience for travelers. My friend and I stayed in a private room with an en-suite bathroom—clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. There’s also access to shared facilities if needed, and everything was kept tidy and hygienic. The only downside? Our room required climbing three flights of stairs, which was a bit challenging with heavy luggage. If you’re traveling with bulky bags or have mobility concerns, it’s worth checking the floor level before booking. The hairdryer in the room was weak, so bringing your own is a good idea. What really stood out was the breakfast discount voucher provided—breakfast here is absolutely delicious, fresh, and satisfying. We highly recommend trying it. Overall, the experience was excellent, with great value and a warm, welcoming vibe. I’d definitely come back, possibly opting for a single room next time for a more peaceful stay.
Beitou Resort Metro Inn
Staying at Beitou Resort Metro Inn was a fantastic experience, especially for travelers exploring Taipei’s northern areas. Located just a short walk from Exit 2 of Fuxinggang MRT Station, the hotel is incredibly easy to find—cross the overhead bridge and follow the signs straight ahead. The room itself was spacious and comfortable, with a welcoming lobby that offered complimentary tea, cookies, and a coffee machine for guests to use anytime. The amenities are top-notch: a well-equipped fitness center, an indoor pool (don’t forget your swim cap—our team missed it and couldn’t use the pool, which was disappointing!), a convenience store, free laundry machines, and even free bicycles available for rent. Perfect for spontaneous trips to Xinbeitou or Yangming Mountain! Breakfast options were great too—simple but satisfying on weekdays with a Mos baked ham sandwich, tea egg, and drink, while weekends offered more variety including lotus paste buns, fresh vegetables, tofu, edamame, and more. Kids staying in a double room incur an extra charge of TWD 100, weekday breakfast is TWD 120, and weekend breakfast is TWD 180—still very reasonable. Overall, this hotel offers unbeatable value, convenience, and comfort. If you’re planning a visit to the Beitou area, this is definitely one of the best places to stay.
Royal Rose Hotel Taipei Station
Staying at Royal Rose Hotel Taipei Station felt like coming home—warm, welcoming, and incredibly comfortable. The staff were genuinely friendly and always ready to help with a smile. The room was spotlessly clean, and the attention to detail made it feel like a well-loved space rather than just a hotel. One of the highlights? The small lounge area behind the front desk, stocked with free snacks, drinks, and instant noodles—perfect for late-night cravings or quick meals. Plus, there’s a self-service laundry machine and dryer on-site, which is such a lifesaver when traveling. Everything about this place screams convenience and care. If you're visiting Taipei, this is a top pick—not just for location, but for that genuine, cozy vibe you won’t forget.
Taipei Discover Hostel
Located just steps from Zhongshan Elementary School MRT Station, this hostel is incredibly convenient for getting around Taipei. The front desk staff were friendly and helpful, making check-in a breeze. The entire place is spotless and well-maintained—cleanliness is clearly a priority. My bunk was spacious enough to move around comfortably, and the room had a full-length mirror plus a small desk, which made getting ready and organizing things easy. The mattress was on the firm side, which I personally liked—it’s great for good posture while sleeping. There’s also a large wall mirror and plenty of storage space. Shower amenities include shampoo and body wash, which are sufficient for basic needs; if you prefer softer hair feel, bringing your own conditioner might be a good idea. The hairdryer isn’t super powerful, but it’s likely designed to minimize noise—still works fine for quick drying. One of the best parts? The common area is huge and perfect for chilling after a day out. You can grab food from nearby spots and eat right there—super convenient and social. Overall, the vibe is welcoming, the location is unbeatable, and the value is outstanding. I’d definitely come back if I’m visiting Taipei again.
On My Way Taipei Hostel
Staying at On My Way Taipei Hostel was one of the highlights of my trip to Taipei! The location is perfect—just a short walk from Beidai Station, and right next to the famous 24-hour Beitou Hot Springs, including the unique green sulfur springs. I loved soaking in the warm waters after a long day of exploring. The hostel itself is clean, cozy, and full of charm. The kitchen is well-equipped with everything you need—free toast, pots, pans, utensils—so cooking your own meals is super easy and stress-free. They even have a great collection of local travel guides that helped me plan my days perfectly. Plus, the atmosphere is so welcoming; I met some amazing travelers who shared stories and tips, making the whole experience feel like part of a real adventure. No need to worry about getting lost or missing out on anything. With such a fantastic vibe, unbeatable value, and peaceful rest, this place truly stands out. If you're visiting Taipei, don’t miss this gem—it’s worth every penny.
Backpacker Hostel Changchun
Staying at Backpacker Hostel Changchun was an excellent experience from start to finish. Every power outlet is universal, so I didn’t have to worry about adapters—super convenient. I arrived late at 4:30 AM, and the staff were incredibly accommodating, allowing me to check in without any hassle. The beds come with privacy curtains, which made sleeping much more comfortable and personal. The bathrooms are clean, well-maintained, and spotless—definitely a big plus. Plus, the hostel is just steps away from the metro station, making it super easy to get around and visit top attractions like the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. With great value, friendly staff, and a prime location, this place truly stands out. I’d definitely stay here again.
The Design's Secret Lair CYTS Lobster
This place is an absolute gem! From the moment I walked in, I was impressed by how clean and thoughtfully designed the space is. Located just a short walk from the metro station, it’s super convenient for exploring Taipei. The only minor hiccup was finding the entrance—there aren’t clear signs downstairs—but once you spot the unique design elements on the façade, it’s easy to locate. The common area is spacious and cozy, with a real hidden-lair vibe that makes you feel like you’ve stumbled upon a secret retreat. Wi-Fi is lightning-fast, perfect for streaming or working remotely, and the kitchen is fully equipped—great for whipping up a quick meal. Whether you're here for a weekend getaway or a longer stay, this hostel offers comfort, style, and value all in one. A standout experience in a city full of options.
Main Inn
This stay exceeded all my expectations! The cleanliness was outstanding—beds, cabinets, and bathroom were spotless, which made me feel completely at ease. Located just a 1-minute walk from Taipei Station Exit Y13, it's incredibly convenient for exploring the city or catching trains. What really stood out was the flexibility in service: I could store my luggage before check-in and even use common areas after checkout—such a thoughtful touch for travelers with tight schedules. The facilities are well-equipped too: a cozy lounge/dining area, plenty of power outlets, water dispensers, washing machine, and dryer—all available for guest use. Breakfast essentials are also provided, making it easy to grab a quick morning bite. Everything about this place feels practical, clean, and welcoming. If you're visiting Taipei for business or leisure, this is definitely a top pick. Highly recommended!
SC HOTEL
I stayed here for one night and was truly impressed with the overall experience. The location is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from the MRT station, making travel around Taipei super easy. The room was spotlessly clean, and even the bathroom felt fresh and well-maintained. The air conditioning worked perfectly—adjustable temperature and airflow made it comfortable throughout the stay. What stood out most was the availability of 3- and 4-person rooms, which were ideal for family travel. Spacious, well-designed, and perfect for groups without feeling cramped. Excellent value for money and a great base for exploring Taipei. I’d definitely book again and highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting.
Guest House Taiwanmex
This place is an absolute steal for the price. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from the metro and surrounded by great restaurants and local vibes. I’ve been staying in a private room here for two months now, and honestly, it’s been an amazing experience. The room comes with everything I could possibly need: air conditioning, TV, microwave, kettle, sink, shower, two closets, and even a refrigerator. The AC is powerful, but I rarely use it—I just keep the balcony door open and let the fan do the work. The host is incredibly kind and always cheerful. She’s gone above and beyond to help with recommendations and local tips, making my stay feel like home. At just 15,000 per month, this is one of the best deals I’ve ever had. If I return to Taipei, I’ll be booking here without hesitation. My friends are already jealous—I’m handing the room over to one of them in September, and trust me, they’re going to love it too.
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