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Combining Nanyang style with Japanese Zen—Sunrise Hot Spring Resort

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — Almost everyone who drives past “Sunrise” is captivated by that \eye-catching hotel. Whether day or night, spring, summer, autumn, or winter, people passing by often stop their cars, step out to take photos, and admire this hidden gem nestled in the mountains.

Article by HowToTrip Scenic Spots Editorial Team

 

Almost everyone who drives past “Sunrise” is captivated by that \eye-catching hotel. Whether day or night, spring, summer, autumn, or winter, people passing by often stop their cars, step out to take photos, and admire this hidden gem nestled in the mountains. The tranquil hot spring resort emanates a warm and peaceful charm.

The winding and rugged mountain road is the perfect prelude to set the mood for the journey, until you catch sight of the stunning “Sunrise.” (Image provided by Sunrise Hot Spring Resort)

The Sunrise Hot Spring Resort takes on a whole different charm at night. (Image provided by Sunrise Hot Spring Resort)

Blending \the elegance of mountain landscapes with the artistic essence of design, the resort has only 52 rooms to accommodate a maximum of 52 guests, making it as delicate and compact as a piece of art. Each room is a private hot spring suite, crafted entirely from finely textured wood—from the floors and cabinets to the ceilings. The spaces are spacious and comfortable, with bathrooms that double as personal hot spring tubs. Marble, granite, and hinoki are paired with rain flower stones and a window. Within a consistent minimalist Zen aesthetic, subtle variations in materials add unique touches. In these elegant private hot spring spaces, a refreshing and premium onsen experience is created.

The closest-to-the-mountains original spring at Sunrise is a clear, colorless, weakly alkaline sodium bicarbonate hot spring. (Image provided by Sunrise Hot Spring Resort)

Sunrise’s 21 comfortable and exquisitely designed rooms allow you to enjoy the dreamlike beauty of mountain mist in relaxation. (Image provided by Sunrise Hot Spring Resort)

Address: No. 34, Henglongshan, Jinshui Village, Tai’an Township, Miaoli County

Phone: 03-794-1988

Hours: Private hot spring rooms 8:00–22:00, outdoor public bath 8:00–22:00

Prices: Private hot spring rooms NT$1,200–NT$1,800 (60 minutes on holidays, 90 minutes on weekdays), outdoor baths NT$350–NT$450; lodging starts from NT$5,000 (includes breakfast)

Website: www.hothotel.com.tw

 

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