By MOOK Scenic Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Besides staying indoors with the air conditioning, another great way to beat the summer heat is to head to the seaside to enjoy nature or splash around by the pool. Yunlong Tourism Group’s hotels — The Royal Park, The Cloud, The Han, in Hualien, Kaohsiung, Zhongxing in Taichung, and China Trust in Zhongli — are offering a variety of summer stay packages and dining promotions. This summer vacation, guests can experience the thrill of riding the waves in the Pacific Ocean in Hualien, explore the honeysuckle fields around Sun Moon Lake, or even enjoy the fun of water play in theme parks while shopping in urban areas like Taipei, Zhongli, and Taichung. In Kaohsiung, take a full-day cultural bus tour around Hamasen without the hassle of walking under the scorching sun. The summer “Han,” “Royal,” and “Cloud” vacation packages and the “Zhong” summer fun program offer discounts as low as 34% off. Amid rising living costs, these deals aim to provide the highest value-for-money cool vacation experiences.
Stay at The Han Hotel and try canoeing in Hualien. (Photo provided by Yunlong Tourism)
The Royal Park Hotel “Summer Splash”
From now until September 30, The Royal Park Hotel is launching the “Summer Splash” summer stay package. From NT$5,600 per room per night on weekdays (original price NT$16,550, up to 34% off), guests can enjoy one night in an elegant room and a ticket to Lord’s Castle Water Park. For travelers in Taipei, this thoughtful package includes a fun day at an urban water park.
Elegant room at The Royal Park Hotel. (Photo provided by Yunlong Tourism)
The Cloud Resort & Spa “Summer Play”
From June 1 to August 31, The Cloud Resort & Spa will take guests visiting Sun Moon Lake to explore the honeysuckle fields. Legend has it that honeysuckle was the secret beauty and health remedy of Empress Dowager Cixi. Learn about the area’s natural beauty and make your own honeysuckle soap. Additionally, there are DIY bamboo water gun and dream-powered boat activities by the pool, along with homemade sponge cakes and handmade grasshopper toys to spark nostalgic memories. From June 1 to June 30, the “Summer Play” package starts at NT$4,800+10% per person per mountain-view room on weekdays, and from July 1 to August 31, the rate starts at NT$5,500+10% per person.
The Han Hotel Hualien “Summer Waves – The Windy Pacific, The Windy Valley”
From June 1 to August 31, The Han Hotel Hualien is offering the “Summer Waves – The Windy Pacific, The Windy Valley” stay package. For two people sharing a room for a two-day-one-night stay, the rate is NT$6,000+10% per room per night (early birds in June get 10% off). The package includes one night’s accommodation with two meals and options such as a guided hike up the Sapuuyi Stream, diving into the legendary jumping paradise, embracing nature with stream crossings, cliff climbing, jumps, and natural spa experiences; or, you can challenge the sea, swim in the Pacific in a wetsuit, and ride an exciting canoe to ride the waves.
The colorful exterior of The Han Hotel Hualien.
The Han Hotel Kaohsiung “Summer Fun – Hamasen”
Hamasen, located in Gushan District, Kaohsiung, is an early-developed area rich in cultural heritage. To make it easier for travelers to explore, The Han Hotel Kaohsiung, in partnership with the Kaohsiung City Government’s cultural tour bus, is offering the “Summer Fun – Hamasen” stay package from June 1 to September 30. The package not only features onboard introductions to attractions and a map, but also allows for easy exploration of highlights like the Old Takao Railway Station, Wude Hall, and the Takao British Consular Residence. Enjoy complimentary Movenpick ice cream and Kaohsiung’s famous Tianchi winter melon tea, plus collect stamps for a bonus stuffed duck. With food, lodging, and fun all included, it’s a perfect full-day family outing. Summer light travel starts at just NT$1,750 per person. Come to The Han Hotel Kaohsiung for a fun-filled summer.
Lord’s Castle Aquatic Park. (Photo provided by Yunlong Tourism)
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