Five-Senses Open-Air Onsen Experience with Light Jazz

Yangmingshan Tienlai Hot Spring Resort spent four months completely renovating its open-air onsen area this year to revitalize Taiwan’s hot spring hotel industry and provide travelers with a higher-quality tourism environment. The resort has designed a 2,000-ping modern hot spring leisure space with an innovative, contemporary aesthetic, integrating the natural scenery of Yangmingshan into the architectural design. Coupled with Tienlai’s exceptional service quality, the new hardware and soft service strengths aim to attract more visitors to Yangmingshan in the future.

Blessed with a rich geographical environment, Yangmingshan Tienlai Hot Spring Resort boasts unparalleled mountain-and-sea views, attracting many visitors. This month, the resort warmly hosted nearly 70 travel industry professionals and media representatives for a tour of its newly renovated onsen facilities. Guests were not only amazed by the jazz performances by the onsen pools, the service quality, and the natural beauty, but also by the surrounding attractions, leaving them with wonderful impressions.

Lin Hui-wen, General Manager of Yangmingshan Tienlai Resort, who personally hosted the event, said that the resort creates a new image for hot spring hotels through design and culture, closely connecting Yangmingshan’s natural attractions with the hotel’s leisure spaces. The resort began trial operations at the start of this year’s hot spring season, receiving high praise from consumers, and continued to perform strongly at this year’s Taipei Travel Fair. It is estimated that the hot spring market will welcome 100,000 visitors this year, a 15% increase, demonstrating the growth potential of the hot spring hotel industry. By continuing to promote hot spring tourism products, the market will reignite interest in Yangmingshan and provide travelers and the tourism industry with even higher-quality, unique travel experiences.

Yangmingshan Tienlai Resort’s new open-air onsen, designed with inspiration from Japanese architectural master Shintaro Takamatsu, is Taiwan’s largest onsen, allowing guests to soak while enjoying breathtaking mountain views. The travel industry tour included a stay at the resort with a rich dining experience, such as authentic Mongolian barbecue and an unlimited supply of fresh buffet breakfasts. Tienlai also led tourism professionals to visit nearby attractions, incorporating natural harmony into the itinerary. Natural and cultural highlights like the Fish Road Ancient Trail hike and orienteering activities left the tourism industry amazed. With Taiwan’s largest onsen and ever-changing natural landscapes and historical sites throughout the seasons, the future of travel trends is set to return to Yangmingshan. We hope travelers can rediscover the beauty of Yangmingshan through Tienlai Resort’s new facilities and exceptional soft service strengths.

Official website of Yangmingshan Tienlai Resort: http://www.tienlai.com.tw/