Featured Hotels Near Taiwan Sugar Museum

Stay at Old Warehouse Artisan Stay, a heritage conversion within the factory grounds featuring exposed brick walls and vintage machinery accents. Enjoy guided sugarcane harvesting tours and hands-on traditional syrup-making workshops. The property offers free bicycles for exploring the historic rail trail, perfect for capturing scenic moments among century-old structures

Chiaotou Sugar Grove Inn is just a 4-minute walk from the factory’s main entrance. Its rooms feature panoramic windows overlooking the iconic smokestack and green courtyard. Guests also enjoy complimentary access to the on-site heritage tram station and can join weekend steam locomotive photo sessions with expert guides

Sugarland Kids’ Hideout specializes in family stays with a dedicated playroom, sandbox, and weekly Junior Sugarmaker Workshops where children learn to craft handmade candies. The inn provides baby cots, high chairs, and hosts themed storytelling nights by the old sugar mill—ideal for creating lasting memories

Echoes of Steel Lodge stands out with its dramatic steel beams, floor-to-ceiling skylights, and curated vintage gear displays. The rooftop terrace offers a breathtaking view of the red-brick warehouses at golden hour. This space has become a favorite among photographers seeking authentic Taiwan industrial charm—perfect for Instagram-worthy shots

Sweet Roots Dining & Stay features daily breakfast with fresh local produce including handmade brown sugar buns and sugarcane juice. Evening guests can participate in Heritage Kitchen Nights, where they cook traditional Hakka dishes using recipes passed down through generations. All ingredients come from nearby farms, ensuring authenticity and sustainability

The entire zone blends industrial heritage with creative revival. Staying at Factory Echo Guesthouse grants immediate access to walking trails along the original railway line, seasonal art installations, and live music events in the old boiler room. With curated local crafts and eco-friendly practices, this destination offers a true sensory journey into Taiwan’s rural-industrial soul