Top Hotels Near Fuxing Hot Foot Spa in Taipei from NZ$66

"I love this property."

"Breakfast was good, room was big "

"excellent service. we left 2 big lugguages a week before we check in and the staffs are very helpful to organize it for us. When we arrive, staffs took all of our luggages and has already put the 2 big lugguages in the room. everyone is so attentive and nice. Breakfast is great with both buffet and you can also order what you want. there is private onsen in the room. and the public onsen is really wonderful. I particuarlly like the onsen outdoor, it is not big, however, it is very unique and it feels like the onsen in japan. We also got a bottle of wine, desserts, lots of drinks and fruits to eat in the room. we really feel relax and welcome by the hotel. Also, you can get to Moon Moon restaurtant, thermal valley, Beitou museum within 5 to 7 min walk."

"Very nice hot spring"

"Good"

"Good amenities, clean room, excellent overall"

"The hospitality is exceptional at all time since the check-in. The staff at the reception is polite and helpful. The hotel offers amazing breakfast with a variety of foods. The staff, especially 張玉燕，provides extraordinary service. They are thoughtful and make me feel welcome. The hotel offers hot springs in the public pool and in the room. Very clean and nice."

"Quiet"

"Very nice smaller hotel .The room was very spacious & clean . The hot springs tub was great to use after a long day walking . The toilet very clean & bidet was nice addition . Surprisingly quiet stay even though our room was next to the elevators , from inside our room we didn't hear them even once . They give you use of a small fridge ( unlike most hotels are loaded with expensive crap to make more money ) their's isempty for you to use.The bed was nice , aircon also & easy to adjust . Only small complaint was a very small trash can that we overfilled a couple times . The hotel is in a very nice part of town & very close to the MRT station. Being close to an MRT station gives you easy access to all of Taipei"