By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network, Reported by Chen Guanxin
As the weather gradually turns cooler, Yangmingshan’s hot springs and the Lanyue Pavilion newly opened in September this year are positioned as the “only hot spring accommodation in Yangmingshan where you can soak while enjoying ocean views.” Featuring full Japanese-themed décor, it breaks away from conventional hotel layouts, exquisitely recreating a luxurious blend of Western and Japanese aesthetics to deliver a one-of-a-kind lodging experience.
Lanyue Pavilion highlights its status as Yangmingshan’s only ocean-view hot spring retreat. (Photo provided by Lanyue Pavilion)
In the past, people used to replenish their energy after a year of hard work and reward themselves during the winter season by taking tonic food. This not only helps restore vitality and replenish nutrition but also strengthens the body to better withstand the cold winter weather — a health-preserving practice.
In response to the approaching winter, Lanyue Pavilion has launched the November “Imperial Hot Spring Festival” accommodation promotion package. In addition to one night’s stay with two meals (two servings of premium Japanese kaiseki cuisine, two servings of the “Guyue Morning Vitality Set,” and two welcome snacks), guests can also enjoy the “Royal Winter Tonic Chicken Soup.” Furthermore, in celebration of the birth of Emperor Meiji, guests who celebrate their birthdays in that month will receive an additional 10% discount on top of the promotion package, offering a truly royal and noble relaxation experience.
The pavilion has also imported classic “Kaga Yuzen” high-end kimonos from Japan. There’s no need to go to Japan — you can experience wearing them right here in Taiwan. Guests can take commemorative photos in the kimono at various scenic-themed spots throughout the building.
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2013 Hot Spring Season – Warm Springs Information Across Taiwan
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