By / Edited and reported by the Scenic Spots Home Editorial Team
Fangchen Hot Spring Resort is situated by the Nonglong River, covering an area of over 20,000 pyeong (approximately 66,000 square meters), and houses more than 100 comfortable and elegant guest rooms. The entire garden landscape is designed in an exquisitely Japanese-style aesthetic, and also includes thoughtful amenities such as stone tables and chairs and a hot spring egg-boiling area for guests to relax and enjoy tea. In addition, the resort offers five types of health-focused spa facilities including a hot spring swimming pool, separate men's and women's steam rooms, KTV, a tea house, a coffee shop, and an Indigenous Culture Museum, providing a range of multifunctional amenities.
The Baolai Hot Spring area is close to multiple hot spring sources, all of which are colorless, odorless, weakly alkaline carbonated hot springs with a hydrogen ion concentration of around 7.5. The water is clear and transparent, suitable for both drinking and bathing. (Image provided / Monography Editorial Team)
The hot spring rooms feature a semi-open, concealed design, with bamboo-walled landscaping that offers both privacy and ventilation, creating a serene and Zen-inspired aesthetic. From here, you can gaze out at the lush green valley while listening to the gentle flow of the Nonglong River, all while taking in the vibrant colors of the Four Color Mountains. Especially when soaking in the rustic stone tub and enjoying the ultrasonic spa facilities, your mind can reach a state of complete relaxation.
The outdoor public pool allows you to enjoy tranquility surrounded by mountains. (Image provided / Monography Editorial Team)
Address: No. 132, Zhongzheng Road, Baolai Village, Liouguei District, Kaohsiung City
Phone: 07-688-2311~5
Hours: Hot spring rooms 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Price: Hot spring rooms for 2 people NT$700
Website: www.phouse.com.tw
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