A cozy soak away from the hustle and bustle～ L’Amitié Hot Spring Resort Beitou

Written / Reported by the Scenic Editor Team

 

Occasionally, you just want to escape the noise and breathe in the fresh air of nature, immersing yourself in a relaxing and peaceful atmosphere, surrounded by phytoncides. Arriving at L’Amitié Hot Spring Resort Beitou feels like a meeting between nature and culture. Standing at Beitou’s highest point, you can gaze at the adjacent Yangmingshan National Park, look out toward the Danfeng Mountain Range, and enjoy the forest scenery of the Datun Mountain Range—experience the profound unity of “mountain, water, sky, and earth.”

 

The L’Amitié Hotel, offering such a serene space, was entirely planned by renowned architect C.Y. Lee. The design primarily uses wood and stone, complemented by titanium plating and natural plants, and embodies the familiar Taiwanese architectural aesthetics. It creates a deep, restrained, timeless, and refined ambiance that blends nature with culture. It's the perfect place for a stay, enjoying delicious food, and indulging in hot spring pleasures.

L’Amitié Hot Spring Resort Beitou offers both public hot spring baths for men and women and private hot spring rooms. The public baths are divided by bamboo screens and include hot spring pools, cold water pools, ice water pools, saunas, steam rooms, stone slab baths, and a relaxation area. For those who value privacy, choose one of the eight independent private hot spring rooms, each with its own soaking and resting areas, where you can overlook the mountain forests outside and enjoy a quiet and warm hot spring experience.

In terms of accommodation, L’Amitié Hot Spring Resort Beitou offers 66 top-tier guest rooms. Each room has over 16 ping (approximately 53 square meters) of private space, excellent mountain and forest views, and even features 24-hour butler service—a rare find among typical hot spring hotels—delivering comprehensive and impeccable service.

 

For dining, the Chinese restaurant Yong Cui Ting and the Western European restaurant use locally certified fresh ingredients, with executive chefs trained at Le Cordon Bleu, ensuring your eyes and taste buds are delighted with exquisite, unique dishes.

Address: No. 30, Youya Road, Beitou District, Taipei City

Phone: 02-2898-8888

Hours: Open 24 hours, year-round

Shuttle bus hours: 07:00–22:00 (by reservation)

Website: www.gvrb.com.tw