
▲ Fulong Bayview Hotel is Taiwan’s first beach + hot spring villa. (Photo / provided by Lihpao Group, same below.)
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Want to go on a vacation abroad but have no time? Or do you have time but not enough budget?“Fulong Bayview Hotel”can offer you a relaxing environment comparable to a luxury villa! It is Taiwan’s only beach hot spring villa. After a year of renovation, it will make its grand debut this summer with a brand-new look. With its dreamlike scenery of hot springs, beach, and private villas, combined with a laid-back Southeast Asian Zen vibe, chef-specialized meals, and a variety of leisure activities, it is hailed as a groundbreaking masterpiece in Taiwan!

▲ The cool spring water is perfect for summer refreshment.
Nestled along the golden beach of Northeast Coast, Fulong Bayview allows you to enjoy Fulong’s unique hot springs right in your villa. Stay in an Onsen series room, where the tap water flows directly from the “chloride bicarbonate spring” sourced and piped in from Fulong. Rich in chloride known for its antibacterial properties, regular soaking helps relieve soreness and fatigue. Certified by the Japan Onsen Association and awarded the New Taipei City Hot Spring Label, this rare oceanic hot spring is the best choice for healing body and mind!

▲ The luxurious ambiance makes you feel like you’re in a high-end resort.
The luxurious Onsen villa features two double king-size beds. Draw the gauzy curtains by the bed for a hint of princess-like charm. The courtyard is planted with wild lilies blooming in May. Relax at the daydreaming pavilion and enjoy a moment of leisure. For those looking to spend a luxurious holiday with family and friends, choose the Fulong Onsen Villa — a private two-story design that accommodates six to ten people, offering an exclusive space free from outside disturbance. The Zen series rooms blend Southeast Asian Zen-inspired designs, creating an elegant and tranquil Japanese-style atmosphere for complete relaxation!


▲ The environment at Fulong Bayview helps guests unwind completely.
Another must-try is the sauna massage. Feel the skilled hands of therapists and the nourishment of jungle phytoncides, surrounded by the gentle chirping of cicadas and lush native plants of the Northeast Coast, all within excellent privacy. Walk through the connecting corridor from the spa room to the open-air seaside café on the second floor of the main building, where you can sip rich coffee and enjoy delicate afternoon tea under blue skies and white clouds.
Food is also a highlight at Fulong Bayview. From now until July 9th, the 10th Fulong International Sand Sculpture Art Festival is in full swing. During the sand sculpture event, the chefs carefully select local ingredients, incorporating sand sculpture and ocean elements to launch the “Sand Sculpture Chef’s Recommended Menu,” featuring eight signature dishes such as Golden Sand Pumpkin, Cold Seaweed Salad, Twin Stream Yam and Turmeric Braised Pork Ribs, and Flying Fish Roe Tofu Pot. All dishes use fresh, locally sourced ingredients for a refreshing summer taste.
At Fulong Bayview’s “Zen” Restaurant, local elements are blended into a Japanese-style shabu-shabu. Local seafood from Gongliao abalone and Daxi Fishing Port is paired with a simple broth to bring out the umami of the ingredients. For those who prefer stronger flavors, there is also a Southeast Asian-style broth option to enjoy a rich and satisfying meal.

▲ Guests can enjoy Fulong’s night sand sculpture light show right at the hotel.
In the evening, head to the Fulong lodging area to see Taiwan’s only “nighttime sand sculpture light show.” The golden sand sculptures are even more dazzling when illuminated at night, enhanced by light projections that take guests on a magical journey through a world of sand and sea, making them feel like part of the Fulong coastline!
Fulong Bayview Hotel Villa
Address: No. 41, Fulong St., Fulong Village, Gongliao District, New Taipei City
Phone: 886-2-2499-1188
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