This year, Sun Moon Lake is more vibrant than ever!Since the cable car connecting it to the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village officially opened, the distance to enjoy the lakeside scenery and indigenous culture of both destinations has been greatly reduced. Travelers can now take in breathtaking national-level landscapes from high above, overlooking shimmering waters and undulating blue waves. To celebrate the new fun and excitement brought by the Sun Moon Lake Cable Car to the scenic area, The Lalu Hotel has specially combined hot spring experiences with a cable car tour, inviting visitors to soak in the hot springs and ride the cable car in Sun Moon Lake for the most romantic hot spring cable car journey.
Located at Sun Moon Lake, The Lalu Hotel is the first five-star hot spring resort on the lakeshore. The weak alkaline bicarbonate mineral water, with a pH of 8.6, has an average temperature between 45 to 55 degrees Celsius. Colorless and odorless, it is known as "beauty spring" and considered ideal for bathing. In addition to all 211 guest rooms being equipped with private marble bathtubs for soaking, the first-floor “Aqua Theme Pavilion” also features a children’s water play area for family fun. It's perfect for family trips.
As cherry blossom season approaches, to coincide with the “Flower & Spring Hot Spring Festival,” The Lalu has specially displayed several essential oils, allowing guests to DIY their own “aromatherapy bath salts” and “citrus exfoliating massage oils,” creating personalized bath products. The hotel’s “Han Yan Cui” Chinese restaurant also offers refined dining featuring seasonal specialties, while the “Dan Tong” Western buffet restaurant presents an international buffet with a festive flair. The rooftop open-air restaurant, Sky Lounge, brings the concept of zero-mile food to the culinary world, using natural cooking methods to preserve the original flavors and nutrients of ingredients.
Sun Moon Lake, bustling with visitors year-round for lake cruises and nature walks, also offers the delightful leisure of cruising along Provincial Highway 21 that circles the lake. With birds chirping, insects humming, and a gentle breeze, it provides another kind of pleasurable vacation experience. From now until February 12, book the “The Lalu Flower Spring Festival & Sun Moon Lake Cable Car Celebration” package for two people or more, including one night’s stay and two meals, upgraded to a lake-view room—for just NT$4,750+10% per person—and receive a round-trip Sun Moon Lake cable car ticket to enjoy a 360-degree view of the lake. For details, contact The Lalu Reservation at (049)285-5500 or visit The Lalu’s official website.
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