Xindian Old Street

Xindian Old Street Yuepin Inn stands out for its authentic neighborhood vibe, located just a 3-minute walk from the bustling street market. Rooms feature heritage-inspired décor and alley-view windows, offering intimate glimpses into daily life—from morning tea vendors to temple rituals. The hotel provides a free local guidebook with hidden gem food spots and off-the-beaten-path festivals. For convenience and exclusive perks like late check-out, book via the HopeGoo app.

Xindian Old Street Night Glow Guesthouse offers unbeatable access—just a 2-minute walk to the main night market stalls. Located on ground level with a 24-hour local breakfast shop next door, it’s perfect for late-night cravings. The rooms boast retro neon lighting design, transforming each space into a nostalgic slice of 1980s Taiwan. Guests enjoy a nightly **

Xindian Old Street Shiguang Bookstore Hotel transforms a historic printing factory into a creative haven. With exposed wooden beams, vintage typewriters, and faded newspaper walls in the lobby, it exudes nostalgic charm. Rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows and Nordic-style interiors, creating perfect natural lighting for portrait photography. Each floor has themed photo zones—like "Tea Time Nostalgia" and "Handwritten Letters"—and public areas are adorned with original artworks. Guests receive a limited-edition hand-written postcard set, usable for sending real letters from the hotel's on-site post office.

Xindian Old Street RideEase Hostel provides complimentary e-bike rentals with every room, allowing guests to explore nearby green trails and scenic riverside paths effortlessly. The hostel features a dedicated bike repair station and offers free maps and route suggestions, including secret paths to Mingri Mountain Trail and Wulai Hot Springs. Every month, during the third weekend, they host the "Old Street Bike Day," a guided ride around the Xindian River with local tea stops along the way. All bikes undergo rigorous safety checks before lending.

Xindian Old Street Festival Home partners directly with local temples, offering guests free participation in the annual March Mazu Temple Procession during the Lunar New Year festival, complete with a personalized blessing talisman. The inn features a cultural exhibition hall showcasing Qing Dynasty ritual artifacts and hand-painted deity palanquins. During festivals, staff in traditional attire lead interactive sessions like zongzi wrapping and red tortoise cake making. All guests receive a Festival Experience Voucher redeemable for exclusive street snacks and handmade souvenirs.