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Vintage Japanese Style~ Antong Hot Spring Hotel

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — The predecessor of Antong Hot Spring Hotel was a guesthouse for Japanese government officials. The Japanese Crown Prince once visited this place in person, and the original Japanese-style wooden building has been preserved. Although the only tatami dormitory room is simple, it deeply touches the hearts of nostalgic travelers.

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The predecessor of Antong Hot Spring Hotel was a guesthouse for Japanese government officials. The Japanese Crown Prince once visited this place in person, and the original Japanese-style wooden building has been preserved. Although the only tatami dormitory room is simple, it deeply touches the hearts of nostalgic travelers.

Nestled in the Huatung Valley, Antong Hot Spring boasts a beautiful environment of green mountains and clear waters, about 8 kilometers from Yuli City. (Photo provided by Antong Hot Spring Hotel)

After being converted to private operation in 1974, the owner built two Western-style buildings next to the wooden structures to accommodate more visitors coming to soak in the hot springs and stay overnight. The outdoor hot spring pool has been renovated—its space expanded and equipped with various spa facilities. The indoor bath is built with rugged rocks from the Hualien River, retaining an old-fashioned rustic charm.

The hotel can accommodate about 120 guests. Each suite is equipped with private bathroom, air conditioning, TV, toiletries, and also has an in-room hot spring. (Photo provided by Antong Hot Spring Hotel)

Address: No. 36, Wenquan, Lehe Li, Yuli Township, Hualien County

Phone: 03-888-6108

Hours: Hot spring bathing 08:00–23:00

Price: Hot spring bathing NT$300 per person, 20% off on weekdays and weekends (excluding Chinese New Year)

Website: www.an-tong.com.tw

 

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