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Nestled along the winding mountain road in the Antong Hot Spring Village, the hot spring rooms at New Oceania Hot Spring Villa exude a subtle aroma of hinoki cypress — a cozy charm unique to the rural landscapes of Hualien and Taitung. Perched on the mountainside of the Coastal Mountain Range, the villa boasts expansive views, overlooking the splendid scenery of the valley, which brings an even more refreshing sense of well-being. In the distance, you can even see Yushan Mountain. Even before stepping into the hot spring, you’ll feel completely relaxed. The villa specially creates an authentic Japanese-style hot spring experience, with separate bathing areas for men and women — guests must shower first before entering the pools nude. The warm water accompanied by the gentle fragrance of hinoki is the ultimate indulgence. If you’re shy about soaking in a nude bath, there are also open-air Japanese-style baths where you can enjoy an intimate connection with nature while gazing out at the distant forests and blue skies — all your worries will vanish.
New Oceania Hot Spring Villa features open-air hot springs and villa-grade hot spring rooms, as well as a naturally ecological farm planted with dense forests of Australian tea trees and unpolluted herbs and vegetables. (Photo provided by New Oceania Hot Spring Villa)
Besides enjoying the hot springs in the open-air baths or hot spring rooms, every guest room here offers an exceptional hot spring experience — with exclusive hinoki hot and cold soaking pools, and a private view of the green mountains outside the window, making it hard to soak just once a day. Most uniquely, the VILLA quadruple room has a spacious bathroom with a high-ceilinged soaking area and stone-built hot and cold spring pools, providing a full sensory experience no different from an open-air nude bath.
The property offers Japanese-style baths, family hot spring rooms, and suite hot spring rooms to meet various needs. (Photo provided by Monocle Editorial Team)
A variety of room types provide the most suitable vacation spaces for individuals, couples, and families. (Photo provided by Monocle Editorial Team)
Address: No. 41-5, Antong Hot Spring, Yuli Township, Hualien County
Phone: 03-888-7333
Hours: Hot spring soaking available from 15:00–22:00
Price: Hot spring entry starts from NT$200 for adults; VILLA garden double room stay costs NT$3,800 on weekdays and NT$4,900 on holidays
Website: www.twspa.com.tw
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