A 10,000-square-meter organic herb garden awaits at the new steam bath & seven-sense healing hotel – opening special!

By MOOK Scenic Spots Home | Compiled & Reported
 
Hualien has long been a beloved vacation destination for many, boasting beautiful mountain and forest landscapes, ocean views, as well as highly appealing food and culture. Recently, a new healing-themed hotel has opened in Hualien, featuring a vast 10,000-square-meter organic herb garden as its highlight, creating a holistic resort paradise for body and mind healing. This month’s opening comes with a special offer: stay one night, get the next free!

Officially launched in May, the brand-new cultural and creative hotel “Hualien Yangyue Millennium Resort Hotel” (Millennium Gaea Resort Hualien), developed by Jun Da Group — an innovator in Hualien’s local herbal industry — centers around organic herbs. It combines Hualien’s leisure agriculture tourism with agricultural cultural creativity, wellness, health, and holistic healing. Through the seven senses — sight, smell, taste, hearing, touch, body, and mind — the hotel allows the essence of Hualien’s mountain forests and the aromatic therapy of organic herbs to heal both body and soul, offering deep relaxation from head to toe.

Surrounded by the Central Mountain Range, the Hualien Yangyue Millennium Resort Hotel is nestled among green mountains, fields, large trees, and natural ecological elements, along with organic herbs within the hotel grounds. A vacation here offers unprecedented stress relief and is perfect for unwinding, doing nothing, and immersing yourself in Hualien’s natural mountain forests — truly healing.

The hotel building itself is a minimalist, natural green structure — low-key and eco-friendly — with a design tone inspired by nature, presenting a simple ambiance infused with natural humanistic spirit.

The interior decor also blends Eastern and Western humanistic aesthetics, integrating natural elements into every space and corner of the hotel. As you step inside, you’ll be enveloped by the rich atmosphere of the mountain forest.