Beitou is best known for its hot springs, gourmet banquets, and nostalgic live music performances, its unique historical charm having long attracted domestic and international tourists. It was recognized as a must-visit destination in Taiwan by the Green Michelin Guide in 2011, and this year it has also been honored as one of the “Taiwan Top Ten Small Tourist Towns” by the Tourism Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications. The second “Beitou Gourmet Culture Food Festival” kicked off on June 8th, featuring a carnival-style exhibition along the south side of the Xinbeitou MRT Station. L’Hermitage Beitou Hot Spring Hotel was among the first to respond by not only setting up a booth at the event but also launching a variety of exclusive offers in conjunction with the Gourmet Culture Food Festival.
Weekday stay with two meals at just 70% off, limited-time offer for only NT$12,100
The Beitou Gourmet Culture Food Festival runs for three days. Visitors can explore the history and stories behind traditional gourmet banquets, and enjoy a rich program including a 100-person yukata (casual kimono) banquet, nostalgic live music sing-alongs, a summer yukata festival, and more. To mark the occasion, L’Hermitage Beitou Hot Spring Hotel is offering special promotions. Guests who pick up an event brochure at the on-site service desk or designated locations can present the coupon inside during the festival period from June 8–10 to enjoy 50% off the regular NT$1,600 fee for the open-air hot spring bath. For the summer yukata festival, visitors wearing yukata at L’Hermitage on June 10 will receive 10% off at Yong Cu Ting Restaurant and the European Dining Room, and 50% off the open-air hot spring. A limited number of two guests wearing yukata that day can even enjoy 60% off a hotel stay—the normally NT$12,000 elegant mountain-view room is available for under NT$9,000.
Present a brochure coupon or wear a yukata on June 10 to get 50% off the open-air hot spring
At the carnival exhibition booths, L’Hermitage is also offering a series of discounted packages. The elegant mountain-view room with its own private double hot spring tubs, plus a deluxe breakfast, a Chinese or Western-style dinner, a chef’s dessert in-room, farm-fresh fruit welcome gift, and access to all hotel facilities, is originally priced at NT$16,896. During the Gourmet Culture Food Festival, it’s available on-site at just 72% off—only NT$12,100. Want to enjoy a comfortable stone bath, steam room, oven sauna, and spacious open-air hot spring? Buy three, get one free on the L’Hermitage Hot Spring Voucher package—four vouchers for just NT$4,800, valid any day of the week, saving you NT$1,600 instantly.
Highly popular and exquisitely handmade Yong Cu Ting afternoon tea, special price for two people at NT$900, plus a free open-air hot spring voucher for a second person
Sweet tooth lovers shouldn’t miss the ever-popular Yong Cu Ting weekday afternoon tea set—two vouchers for only NT$900, with delicate and refined handmade desserts that are simply delightful. Keen to try signature Chinese cuisine crafted with locally sourced ingredients? The newly launched Yong Cu Ting lunch voucher is also 20% off—two vouchers for just NT$1,200. As a special bonus during the Gourmet Culture Food Festival, anyone who purchases either the weekday afternoon tea or lunch voucher will also receive a free open-air hot spring voucher for a second person. Enjoy gourmet cuisine while soaking in the therapeutic hot spring for total relaxation.
Friends who can’t make it to the event in person need not worry—simply visit the L’Hermitage Beitou Hot Spring Hotel Facebook fan page to download and fax the order form, allowing you to place your order by fax and not miss out on these limited-time deals. Visit the official L’Hermitage Beitou Hot Spring Hotel website or fan page for more details, or call 02-2898-8888 for inquiries.
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