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Home / Travel / Taiwan / RELAXING SPA AT BEITOU

RELAXING SPA AT BEITOU

July 7, 2013 by StrawberrY Gal

After our tired trip at the Danshui Old Street, we headed up to Beitou for a relaxing hot spring. It is indeed a packed day but we reached their slightly late where the museum had closed. We had just went to the nearby hotel which is recommended for a private hot spring.

Beitou Hot Spring is one of the most popular hot springs in northern Taiwan. The famous Beitou Hot Springs are Hushan Village Hot Spring, Geothermal Valley, XinYi Road Hot Spring, Phoenix (Fenghuang) Hot Spring and Longfeng Hot Spring.

We had our personal hotspring for 1 hour there which is at the Beauty Age Hot Spring resort. It has a best location to enjoy the sunset of Guanyinshan from the patio. Although the hotel does not have a public pool, it has a family SPA pool, personal bathhouse, and white sulphur hot springs. green sulphur hot springs, and even cold spring for our enjoyment.The charges is at NTD 700  for an hour for a private room for two for an hour of hotspring session

Here we go entering the hotel 

– The Inside View-
– The Toilet-
– Our personal HotSpring-

 

– The Living Room-

We are given the key and the rooms are prepared with two mini relaxing chair and the facilities is indeed a good one and you may enjoy the relaxing time inside the personal tub for two and here you may have a relaxing time and here we can relax our feet after a whole day of walk.

Address:No 281, Guangming Rd., Beitou District, Taipei
Tel:(02)2891-2174
Website:www.beautyage.com.tw

By Bus:
1. Take bus route 508, 612, exit Shamao bridge stop(紗帽橋站) to reach Beitou Hot Springs

By MRT:
1. Take MRT Danshui line(捷運淡水線) to Beitou Station(北投站), transfer MRT to Xinbeitou Station(新北投捷運站) to reach Beitou Hot Springs

Filed Under: Taiwan, Travel Tagged With: Beitou

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