Beitou

Using Google Maps will take you to the control point. Directly navigate to the parking lot next to Vivi Park Guandu Hospital. This is the fastest way and avoids the control point, otherwise you'll be going in circles. Scan the QR code for the "number ticket" on-site first, then go to the market. Your phone will notify you when your number is called, which is very convenient. The temple stalls are cheap and have a wide selection. The market is closer to the event area, with prices comparable to tourist areas, and both are within a 5-minute walk of the parking lot. It's a great place for taking photos. Experiences start at around NT$50. You can exchange tokens at the small shop at the very back. Be careful of the slippery muddy paths near the water spray area, as it enhances the effect. Strollers are preferred, but wheelchair users should be aware that the muddy ground offers some resistance.

When it's cold, it's very close to the MRT station, so you can easily enjoy a hot spring bath! Perfect for a day trip! It's quite clean! The snacks are simple, but they have coffee and drinks, so it's quite satisfying!

Although it is bad weather, but we have a good experience. 1 day before the driver will contact you. Very punctual and we have many nice and beautiful photo. Recommended

This was my second visit to Beitou Spring's outdoor hot spring. It's a small, urban outdoor hot spring with no time limit, and soaking in it is very comfortable. During the Christmas and New Year holidays, I bought my voucher on Monday, December 29th. I waited at Beitou MRT station at 11:00 AM for the 11:20 AM shuttle bus to the hotel, and also called to reserve a meal for 11:30 AM. When I went to the counter to exchange my meal voucher and hot spring voucher, the hotel staff kindly reminded me to reserve the return shuttle bus first. Then I went to eat. The sashimi was delicious, the hot pot, the steamed egg with shrimp, and the cantaloupe were very sweet. The order of serving the dishes was excellent; one dish was finished before the next one arrived. After eating at 1:00 PM, I strolled back to the Spring Hot Spring bath to exchange my voucher for a basket containing a yukata, slippers, a towel, and a locker key. I brought a water bottle and a cup of coffee to stay hydrated. There were many foreign tourists visiting Taiwan for the holidays, and even on Monday, every pool was packed. Luckily, I came alone, so it was easy to find a spot. Soaking in the hot spring was very comfortable in the cold weather! I got up around 2:30 PM to wash up, arrived at the lobby 10 minutes early to wait, and took the 3:20 PM shuttle bus to walk around the vicinity of Xinbeitou MRT station.