Hot Springs Hotels in Yilan

PERFECT STAY FOR FAMILIES WITH KIDS HOT TUB IN ROOM MAKES THE ENTIRE STAY REALLY WORTHWHILE. small arcade zone for kids to play for free in hotel. Definitely will come stay again if back in Jiaoxi.

The supplies rack in the bathroom contains the previous guest's supplies - rubber bands and empty supplies bags. There is sea sand in the wash basin. The counter staff was very good. In addition, after booking the hotel, I called the counter to confirm the reservation status and asked about the route and transportation to the hotel. The line staff was very enthusiastic in informing me, but they may have forgotten to tell me that the hotel can reserve a shuttle bus. The food on the second floor is pretty good. Balcony view nearby

The location is very good, right in the downtown area, but the parking lot is a cooperative parking lot, and only during peak hours can people enter when Ou Yao and others appear. So I waited for half an hour before checking in that day. And it is not free parking but half-price parking. In addition, the room only has air conditioning but no heating, so the temperature is very cold in winter. I have to turn off the air conditioning to barely accept it.

This hotel is very good. The location is great as it is right in the middle of all the action is. Both the train station and bus terminal are very close by. The hot spring tub in the room is large. Breakfast is okay with some local flavours… There are 4 rooftop hot spring pools also but it was too cold and windy for us to use them. This chain also has two other properties within steps away. They both seem to be a bit higher end and I would try one of them next time I visit JiaoXi

This B&B is located in the Jiaoxi Hot Spring District. It has a good location and convenient transportation. Although there is no breakfast included, eating out is a pleasure in Taiwan, so it doesn’t really matter. Because it is a hot spring hotel, there is a private hot spring in the room, which is a big plus. However, the decoration style of the room is more childish and dreamy. It may be because the main customer base is families. For me who is traveling alone, it is a bit unsuitable. The colors and layout are a bit too cartoony. In addition, the mattress bedding smells a bit like old people's smell, which is not very comfortable, but you can only bear with it. Apart from that, the overall living experience is OK without any major problems.

The hotel is located near the Jiaoxi Bus Station. You don't need to drive to and from Taipei. You can take a bus from the Taipei City Government Bus Station and it takes about an hour to get to Jiaoxi. The transportation is quite convenient. The rooms and bathrooms in the hotel are spacious and comfortable, allowing you to relax and enjoy the fun of hot springs. The hotel prepared a multi-course dinner. Although each dish was not large in size, it was still exquisite and delicious overall. Especially the Chinese seafood porridge in the breakfast option. The ingredients were good and you could taste the whole crab meat. It is highly recommended.

This is the best hotel throughout my stay. There is private hotspring in the room. The breakfast variety would blow your mind, love it! Do take note Wedn night till Fri 3pm the public hotspring under maintenance.

Best hotel I've went to so far in Yilan! Loved the spacious room and bathroom - was surprised to see two televisions in the room haha. Everything felt luxurious and clean! What's most important is the super King bed - had a really good sleep :) Pretty convenient located nearby restaurants and shops!

We have a wonderful experience at this hotel with exceptional friendly and helpful staff. Only thing that needs to improve is the breakfast buffet area selection choices. Would expect more selection for an Spa Hotel

We recently stayed at Wellspring by Silks in Jiaoxi for a short getaway with my 7-year-old child, and it was one of the most relaxing and family-friendly stays we've had in Taiwan. Location: The hotel is just a 5-minute walk from Jiaoxi Train Station, making it easy to arrive with a child and luggage. One of the best parts is how close it is to all the great local eateries—from traditional ********* breakfast spots to noodle shops and dessert places, everything is within a short stroll. We loved popping out for quick meals and snacks without planning too much. Even though it's centrally located, the hotel feels like a quiet, relaxing retreat once you're inside. Room: Our room was modern, clean, and thoughtfully designed. The private in-room hot spring bath was a huge hit—not just for me but also for my 7-year-old. The water temperature was easy to adjust, and it became our daily ritual to soak and relax. Kid-Friendliness: Although the hotel has a stylish, adult-focused vibe, the staff welcomed children. They provided child-sized slippers, which made my little one feel like a VIP guest. The rooftop pool area was also suitable for kids (with supervision), and we spent a lovely day splashing around with mountain views. One thoughtful bonus: even after we checked out, we were still allowed to use the rooftop pool and hot spring facilities. That extra flexibility made a massive difference for us — it meant we could enjoy one more relaxing soak and a bit of pool time before catching our train home. It showed how the hotel goes the extra mile to accommodate families. Facilities: The rooftop infinity pool and hot spring area are just as beautiful as in the photos—peaceful, scenic, and well-maintained. There's also a cozy lounge with complimentary snacks and drinks, which came in handy for quick breaks between activities. Everything felt clean, well-designed, and easy to access, even with a child. Service: The service was warm, professional, and genuinely kind. The front desk staff were helpful with suggestions for nearby places to eat and always greeted my child with a smile. They made us feel welcome from start to finish. Breakfast: Breakfast was a treat for adults and kids — a great mix of Western and ********* options. My 7-year-old especially loved the fresh fruits, scrambled eggs, and mini croissants, while I enjoyed the local touches like sweet potato porridge, scallion pancakes, and handmade soy milk. Overall: Wellspring by Silks is a perfect blend of peaceful luxury and family-friendly comfort. Whether traveling solo, as a couple, or with kids, it's a great spot to unwind and enjoy the best of Jiaoxi's hot spring culture. We're already looking forward to our next visit.