2025 Hualien Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

#2月好去地方2025 Hualien is surrounded by mountains and the sea. When I came to Hualien before, I stayed in the city or the valley. This time, I wanted to do something different and stayed at the "Kadda Hotel 熙宾行旅/Hualien Seaview Hotel" near Hualien Port, which is the seaside hotel with an infinity pool. Xibin's sea view is very strong, and you can directly overlook the blue of the Pacific Ocean, which is refreshing. Beautiful view, romantic atmosphere, quietness and great value for money are the comments of guests on Xibin. However, the location is relatively remote, so if you want to visit Dongdaemun Night Market, you still need transportation. After the Hualien earthquake last year, the number of tourists dropped sharply, so room rates are much cheaper and easy to book. A double room that originally cost 5,000 or 6,000 yuan can now be had for less than 2,500 yuan, and comes with breakfast for two, which is really a good deal. The room is simply decorated, but has a balcony with sea view. Sometimes you don’t need to arrange too many things when traveling. It’s very chill to just pick a comfortable hotel with a sea view and relax for the whole day. #HualienTravel #XibinHotel

When it comes to leisure resorts in the East Rift Valley, 'Ruisui Tianhe International Tourist Hotel' is undoubtedly a top choice for many! With its vast area and abundant facilities, it is an all-inclusive family resort where you can enjoy your stay without needing to go outside until checkout. The resort is divided into four main areas: Castle, Manor, Grand Villa, and Family Villa. The prices are not as high as you might think. A 50-square-meter deluxe double room in the Castle area, including breakfast and dinner, costs around 10,000 TWD for two people on weekdays, similar to Japanese hot spring resorts. Moreover, if there are fewer guests on weekdays, you might even get a free upgrade! The resort is located in Ruisui Township, Hualien, which is known for its hot springs. The spring water here is similar to the ancient Arima Onsen in Japan, rich in iron and slightly yellowish, hence the name 'Golden Soup.' Even better, each room has its own hot spring bath! The facilities are also very comprehensive, including an e-sports room, board game room, brick house, KTV rooms, souvenir shop, gym, business center, Golden Water Park, theme park, and more. There are so many activities that you can't experience them all in just a three-day, two-night stay!

This was my second trip to Taiwan, so I wanted to visit a nearby city that I hadn't been to. I tried it because there were many reviews saying that the Taroko Gorge in Hualien was beautiful. I didn't want to take the bus tour that was crowded with Chinese people, so I took the train to Hualien and then went on a private taxi tour. I had a train ticket when I went from Taipei to Hualien, so I went comfortably. I was planning to stay one night and come back, so I packed my luggage for one night in my backpack and left. After arriving, I looked around the market and had dinner, and the next day, the taxi driver came to my accommodation and started the private tour~~ It was a 4-hour tour, and it was nice that I could choose the spots I wanted to go to. However, the driver didn't speak English and only spoke Chinese, so there was some communication difficulty, but I managed to communicate using a translator. Even while moving between Taroko Gorge spots, I couldn't help but admire the beautiful scenery. I highly recommend visiting Qingdao Mountain and Changchun Temple~~ #Overseas travel #Taiwan travel #Hualien #Hualien travel #Hualien #Travel plan #Canada flight event #Trip Moment Review

🌄Accidentally Entered Taroko Gorge, Entered the World of Hayao Miyazaki's Anime If nature is the greatest artist, then Taroko Gorge must be one of its proudest works! I recently visited Taroko Gorge and was truly amazed by its beauty! I can't wait to share this natural treasure with you all~ 📍Location: Taroko National Park 🚗Transportation: It is recommended to drive or rent a car, so you can enjoy the scenery along the way more freely. If you choose public transportation, you can go to Hualien first, and then transfer to a shuttle bus to Taroko Gorge. As soon as you enter Taroko Gorge, it feels like stepping into an isolated fairyland. The towering marble canyon is carved with deep textures by the torrents of time, and every ravine tells the story of billions of years of change. Walking along the trail, there is a clear stream under your feet, sparkling in the sunlight, and you can occasionally see small fish and shrimp playing in the crevices of the rocks. 💥Swallow Grotto is a must-see in Taroko Gorge! Standing on the trail, looking up, you can see the cliffs covered with countless caves, which are the homes of swallows. The swallows fly around the cave entrance in the breeze, chirping as if welcoming visitors from afar. Taking photos here is super photogenic, and you can easily capture stunning shots! There is also the Eternal Spring Shrine, an ancient building embedded in the canyon, backed by green mountains and facing green water, surrounded by mist, like an ink painting. Walking into the Eternal Spring Shrine, you can feel the strong historical and cultural atmosphere. It is dedicated to the martyrs who sacrificed their lives to build the Central Cross-Island Highway, and their heroic deeds are awe-inspiring. 🌈Travel Tips: The weather in Taroko Gorge is changeable, so remember to bring rain gear and warm clothing. Some parts of the trail are steep, so be careful when walking, and wearing comfortable sneakers is essential. There are many viewing platforms in the scenic area, so don't rush, take your time to enjoy every view, and use your camera to capture these beautiful moments. Taroko Gorge is truly a place you won't want to leave once you visit. Its beauty cannot be described in words, and only by experiencing it in person can you truly appreciate its charm. Please promise me to add Taroko Gorge to your travel list, okay?

When you come to Hualien, you don't have to rush your itinerary. Just taking a slow walk in the city can let you feel the unique leisurely atmosphere of this place. Start your taste journey at the Dongdamen Night Market with grilled corn, fried egg scallion pancakes, and local specialty mochi, each bite full of Hualien flavor. Turn a corner and decide to rent a bicycle, casually riding along the coastline without a destination, just enjoying the breeze on your face. At a corner coffee shop in an old house, pick any one to sit down, order a cup of coffee, and quietly daydream. This kind of time is particularly comfortable. Whether it's leisurely cycling, searching for hidden shops, or walking along the Pacific Ocean, Hualien's streets and alleys always have surprises. The beauty here is not just in the scenery, but also in the atmosphere that makes you slow down and truly enjoy life. Eastern Taiwan is really charming.

Explore the hidden forest gem in Hualien Valley, Lintienshan, which was once Taiwan's fourth largest logging site, following Basianshan, Alishan, and Taipingshan. It was once known as 'Little Shanghai' and remains the most well-preserved logging base. Although logging has been banned, Lintienshan has transformed into a cultural park that combines community and cultural preservation. It is an ideal spot for family visitors to enjoy nature while learning and having fun. The elevated railway boardwalk and the small logging train are popular photo spots for tourists. The park is rich in various logging tools, traditional firefighting equipment, and other cultural artifacts. It also features the grand Zhongshan Hall, a cluster of Japanese cypress buildings, and a cypress-scented café, perfect for a leisurely afternoon.

Hualien has historical sites too? Located in Jian Township, Hualien County, 'Qingxiu Temple' is not only a third-class historical site designated by Hualien County but also the most well-preserved Japanese temple in Taiwan. Built during the Japanese colonial period to comfort immigrants, it is known as the Yoshino Missionary Office and is quite solemn and dignified. There are many things to see at Jian Qingxiu Temple, including the eighty-eight stone Buddhas from Shikoku Island in Japan, the purification pavilion for cleansing the mouth and body, the rustic Buddha hall built with traditional Japanese craftsmanship, and the Zen-inspired dry landscape garden. It feels like being in an ancient Buddhist temple from the Edo period in Japan, serene and peaceful. Don't miss this simple Japanese-style Buddhist temple located in the countryside when you visit Hualien. The entrance fee is not expensive, only 30 NTD for adults, and you can instantly feel the atmosphere of a Japanese temple. It's worth it.

After several twists and turns, we finally stayed at Guanyun Mountain Villa. The double rooms at Guanyun Mountain Villa are divided into those with windows and those without. The staff strongly recommend staying in a room with windows, as the space is also larger. The overall space is clean, and shampoo and body wash are provided. However, you need to bring your own toiletries and towels. It gets very cold at night, so you need to bring a sleeping bag and an extra blanket to barely get some sleep. China Youth Corps Guanyun Mountain Villa No. 22, Xiulin Township, Hualien County

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This time I took the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle in Hualien. I recommend going on weekdays, the coastline is very beautiful. The Rift Valley Line attractions are very ordinary (last time I brought my DSLR, I didn't even want to press the shutter). On weekends, it's so crowded that you have to stand. This time, on a weekday, I saw that the bus was empty, and the driver just drove off. (Online reviews say Yuchang and Fengbin are the best, but I haven't been to either on these two trips.) Hualien city is also quite lively. Outside the city, the overall pace is slower. Weekday travel quality is good, the scenery is beautiful, and it makes you feel relaxed and happy. I recommend everyone to go to Hualien to relax.

It's really convenient to get to Hualien now! I want to go 100 times! I found my treasure B&B by the beach in Hualien 🥹 Super chill and healed by this beautiful scenery every day 🫧 I love the room style, it feels like being in Europe The B&B is not far from the bustling city center, very convenient Even with just a few days off, I come here to feel like I'm traveling abroad 💕 Next time, I want to bring my family!!

The most famous natural attraction in Taiwan! This is the Taroko Gorge located in Hualien, Taiwan! Many people visit this place as part of a tour. You can walk along the marble cliffs and enjoy the beautiful scenery! There are both short and long hiking trails available, allowing you to trek and enjoy the stunning views of the gorge. It was truly wonderful. If you visit Taiwan, I highly recommend taking a tour of Taroko Gorge in Hualien, near Taipei.

Dongdaemun Night Market is one of the largest night markets in Hualien City. It is divided into four major theme areas: Ziqiang Night Market, Fuding Night Market, Mainland Provinces Street, and Aboriginal Street. Each area has its own special food. There are more than 400 stalls here, offering a wide variety of Taiwanese snacks and specialty products, attracting a large number of tourists and local residents. At Dongdaemun Night Market, visitors can taste many classic Taiwanese delicacies, such as fried chicken, oyster omelette, coffin board and bubble milk tea. In particular, the stalls on the "Aboriginal Street" provide unique Aboriginal snacks, allowing people to experience different cultural flavors. In addition, the barbecue stalls in the night market are also very popular. The aroma of freshly grilled meat is mouth-watering. Dongdaemun Night Market is also a place for cultural exchange. Various performances are often held here, including traditional music and dance, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the local culture. There are also many handicrafts on display at the stalls, showcasing Aboriginal art and crafts, allowing people to purchase unique souvenirs. Dongdamen Night Market is located in the center of Hualien City, with very convenient transportation and easy access for tourists. The night market is large, has ample space, is well planned, and is comfortable to walk around in. The overall experience is very good. Don't miss the Dongdaemun Night Market when traveling to Hualien. #Night Market

Taiwan's Top Ten Scenic Spots - Qingshui Cliff. Not only is it the most spectacular scenery along the Hualien-Taitung coastline, but it is also an excellent place to watch the sunrise and sunset. As a famous sightseeing spot in Taiwan, Qingshui Cliff was formed about 250 million years ago by fault structures. Due to the gradual accumulation of coral, shellfish, algae, and other biological remains on the seabed, limestone was formed through diagenesis. The limestone then metamorphosed into marble due to deep burial by overlying rocks. Around 9 million years ago, the Eurasian Plate and the Philippine Plate began to collide, causing the sea cliff to gradually uplift. Erosion and weathering from rainwater further shaped the magnificent marble cliff we see today. It's a popular spot, and finding a parking space depends on luck, especially on holidays when Hualien is crowded with cars and people. There is free parking and clean restrooms available. Most people take photos with the sea and the Qingshui Cliff monument as a memento of their visit. Address: No. 30, Taiwan Provincial Highway 9, Xiulin Township, Hualien County, Taiwan

Hualien Beibin Park and Pacific Park are famous for their unique driftwood beaches, which have become local beauty spots. After the typhoon, the power of nature brought driftwood to the beach, adding a natural artistic atmosphere to this Pacific coast. The driftwood exudes a light wood fragrance, which blends with the sea breeze, filling the entire beach with a fresh natural scent. Walking on the beach, you can see all kinds of driftwood in various shapes, like natural sculptures. The beach here has a unique primitive beauty, which is very suitable for photography enthusiasts to capture natural scenery, and also attracts many travelers to take photos and check in. **Recommendation reason**: Driftwood Beach presents the uncanny beauty of nature, and the background of the sea and sky is even more refreshing. Whether it is the warm sunshine in the morning or the beautiful sunset in the evening, this coast is full of poetry. 📍 **Check-in location**: Hualien Beibin Park, Pacific Park #Hualien #Driftwood Beach #Beibin Park #Pacific Coast #Natural Beauty #Outing

#100TravelWays 📍First visit to Yuli: the leisurely atmosphere of a small town with mountains and rivers The journey to Yuli Town in Hualien is like an experience of returning to nature and tranquility. Yuli, located in the Hualien-Taitung Valley, has a simple small town scenery. Magnificent mountains and rice fields can be seen along the way. The golden rice waves swaying in the wind seem to welcome the arrival of every tourist. There are not many people here and the pace is not busy, so it is a good place to take a stroll and feel the gentle touch of nature and the local daily rhythm with your steps. The sun was shining warmly and the breeze was blowing gently that day. I felt particularly happy during the journey, as if I had come to a paradise away from the world. 👍Qiaotou stinky tofu: unique aroma When talking about Yuli delicacies, we have to mention the famous Qiaotou stinky tofu. This stall is inconspicuous but quite popular. The aroma of stinky tofu wafts in the wind, making people unable to resist following the scent. The store fries the stinky tofu until it is golden and crispy, with a crispy outer skin and a dense inner part. It is then topped off with a unique sauce and crispy kimchi. When you take a bite, you’ll find it crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with a fragrant aroma. The stinky aroma of stinky tofu is particularly tempting here, and paired with the fresh atmosphere of Yuli, it is particularly flavorful. You can feel the simplicity and thoughtfulness of the local snacks in every bite. No wonder you can see tourists holding a box of this Yuli specialty wherever you go. 🚩Yuli: Authentic flavors soothe the heart Another local specialty, "Yuli", is also a must-try delicacy when visiting Yuli. This bowl of ordinary yet distinctive noodles melts in your mouth. The noodles are soft and elastic. The soup is fragrant and delicious, with a hint of pork bone. It has a strong hometown flavor in its light taste. The soup and ingredients of each store are slightly different, but they all exude a simple and warm atmosphere. This bowl of noodles is like a microcosm of the town. It may seem plain, but it can make people feel satisfied and feel the local people's persistence and love for ingredients and traditional flavors. 🎉Town tour: discover the simplicity and humanity of Yuli Walking along the streets of Yuli, exploring the alleys and local old buildings, it feels like traveling back in time. The residents here are friendly and hospitable. They always smile warmly at passers-by and occasionally chat with them, introducing the characteristics of the town and their daily lives. In the tranquility, the small roadside shops, grocery stores and various signs are full of human touch. This journey is not only a scenic tour, but also a life experience, where you can feel the gentle and profound emotions of Yuli. 🚩Return mood: leaving with delicious food and memories After the tour, my heart is full of memories and the aftertaste of local delicacies. The simplicity and hospitality of Yuli Town make people linger, especially the taste of Qiaotou stinky tofu and Yuli, which become an unforgettable part of the journey. Yuli is not only a small town between mountains and rivers, but also a life attitude and a spiritual home. When I left, I was already looking forward to my next visit and meeting Yuli again among the mountains and rivers. 🔵Transportation strategy: Take the Taiwan Railway Hualien-Taitung Line trains of all levels to arrive 🟢Must-visit attractions: Hualien-Taitung Valley, Yuli Black Bear Conservation Center 🟡Recommended hotel: Shanlin Shanlin Youth Cultural Hotel 🟠Must-eat food: Qiaotou stinky tofu, Yuli Nei 🔴Shopping guide: Yuli Yokan #Huadong Valley Tour #Yuli Town Walk #Pure Natural Beauty #Delicious Stinky Tofu and Yuli Nei #Yankan Souvenirs #Worth Visiting

Hualien, do you think there's nowhere to go after the earthquake? Qixingtan is definitely a great spot you must visit in your lifetime. Whether the weather is sunny or cloudy, just sit quietly by the seaside and close your eyes. You can hear the sound of the waves crashing. Listen quietly and let the sound of the waves and the wind wash away your unhappiness of the day or even the whole year. Escaping the hustle and bustle is as simple and pure as this in Hualien.

#solotravel #100waysoftravel #cycling #fun Embarking on a solo cycling adventure in Hualien was an exhilarating experience. As I hopped on my bike, I felt the rush of excitement coursing through me. My route took me along the stunning South Coast and North Coast Parks, where the beauty of the coastline unfolded with every pedal stroke. The fresh sea breeze and panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean were invigorating, making it a perfect backdrop for my journey. I made my way to New Paradise, a serene spot known for its picturesque landscapes and tranquility. Here, I paused to soak in the natural beauty surrounding me, capturing a few photos to remember this peaceful moment. The feeling of being one with nature while cycling through lush greenery was truly liberating. As evening approached, I headed to Dongdamen Night Market, one of Hualien’s most vibrant spots. The market was alive with the sounds of sizzling food and the chatter of locals and tourists alike. I savored the mouthwatering street food, from succulent grilled meats to sweet Taiwanese desserts. The lively atmosphere was contagious, making it the perfect end to my cycling day. Cycling solo in Hualien allowed me to connect with both nature and the local culture, providing a fulfilling sense of adventure. I left the night market with a satisfied stomach and a heart full of memories, eager to explore more of this beautiful region.

💞Recommended Reason: Hualien Yanbo Hua Time Taroko Pavilion, which just opened last year, is a high-value youth hostel. The overall design is stylish and youthful, with modern facilities and abundant meals. It's more like an affordable boutique hotel than a youth hostel. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Taroko to stay here😍😍 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: 💎Lounge: The 1F lobby has a spacious and comfortable sofa area, free unlimited internet access, and charging stations. It's perfect for chatting, working, or just relaxing for an entire afternoon👍👍 💎Self-Service Kitchen: Equipped with a spacious sink, refrigerator, utensils, and cookware, it's perfect for buying ingredients and cooking your own meals. 💎Shared Bathroom: If you're on a budget and staying in a youth hostel room type, there are no private bathrooms, but shared bathrooms are available and very spacious🥰🥰 💎The main building features an infinity pool, spa facilities, and a sauna. 💎Brunch Box: Includes both Japanese and Western options, with generous portions and delicious taste, exceeding expectations in value. 📍Address: 971 Taiwan, Xincheng Township, Yanbo Hua Time, Hualien 💰Average Cost: $1000-$1500 (TWD)

The landmark of Hualien, Qixingtan, is a must-visit to witness the breathtaking beauty of the sea! The name Qixingtan comes from a legend that there were once seven star-shaped ponds here! The most distinctive feature of this place is its long pebble beach. These smooth stones create unique sounds when washed by the waves, and many tourists stack these stones for photos. When visiting Hualien, I highly recommend renting an electric scooter. You don't even need a driver's license to rent one! The shop where I rented my scooter is no longer in business, but there are still many places in Hualien where you can rent an electric scooter. These electric scooters are different from electric bicycles. The one I rented in Hualien looked just like a motorcycle. The reason you don't need a license for these scooters is that their top speed is only 40 km/hr. Plus, they are lightweight and easy to control. As long as you can ride a bicycle, you should have no problem. The only difference is the speed, but you can freely go wherever you want, which is super convenient. 📍Qixingtan

This year's Hualien Fuli Straw Art Festival features giant gorillas! Each gorilla is enormous and their expressions are just too adorable, making both adults and children take endless photos. Coupled with the blue sky, green fields, and mountain scenery, it feels like a painting. The refreshing and relaxing atmosphere is truly comfortable. If you pass by, you must stop to take a look and snap some photos.

#citydaytours Taroko National Park is one of Taiwan's top scenic attractions. Located in Hualien county, so you will need to take train about 3 hours away from Taipei City. You could either stay a night in Hualien or get there directly after train ride. And then you will need to take bus which will take about 1 hour trip to its first stop Taroko Terrace Trail. The moment you just step in the first stop, you will be blown away by its magnificent and natural beauty! Taroko is magical! I highly recommend you to go to Shakadang Trail because you will see its beauty as it has a river with crystal clear water. Stunning view! It actually has some grade of trail which you can just follow the bus used for Taroko route only. If you need reference for the grade of trail, you may visit the government official site. As I have not much time there, I didn't finish the trip to the very top destination because i think that was the last bus stop. So I just enjoy the view of clear water, fresh air and stunning view of temple with a cup of coffee in my hand. I am sure that was my best coffee time my entire life 🤩 So, if you happened to visit Taiwan, put Hualien a your priority destination among all your list! #hualien #taiwan #tarokonationalpark #tarokogorge

#summerdestinations During your visit at Taroko National Park, catch the best spot at its very top spot. You can take bus to get here and feel enjoyment and relaxing vibes surrounded by birds voices. You will also have this stunning view while having your coffee and have a rest after the exploration. I honestly said that this is one of my best destination ever during my trip in Taiwan. I love it very much 😍 Taroko National Park is one of the best destination in Taiwan so please put this as your priority visit . #hualien #taiwan #tarokonationalpark

#summerdestinations Hualien has the most attractive destination in Taiwan. Speaking of Taiwan, if you are into glamorous and shining life style, you can go to Taipei. But if you want to vibing with nature and outdoor activities, you should come and visit Hualien. Hualien can serve you a peaceful feel and relaxing time. By visiting Taroko National Park, as the best destination in Hualien, you can feel joy, peace, calm and warm vibes here. You can see crystal clear river and also iconic waterfall during your trip in Taroko. If you happen to visit Taiwan, put Hualien as your most wishlist destination 🤩 #taiwan #hualien

# BathtubHotel #100 Ways to Travel Located on the Yuchang Highway leading to the sea from Yuli, Hualien, the #Kagaya Hot Spring Hotel in the Antong Hot Spring District has a friendly and enthusiastic owner. I have stayed here twice before the epidemic. It is a resort-like hotel with a unique style. The wooden house building has an independent hot spring bath. The large rooms also have their own indoor hot spring bath. It is quite refreshing to take a bath in the hot spring. The layout of the double room is quite unique, a bit like a raised tatami, and it is quite comfortable to sleep on. The Antong Hot Spring Village is particularly peaceful at night, and there are chirping insects and birds to accompany you to sleep. The four-person room comes with an oversized indoor hot spring, which is big enough to fit four people at once. The water is soft and slightly acidic carbonated spring, and your skin will be smooth after soaking in it. Basically, every stay comes with breakfast, simple light porridge and side dishes. Along with the beautiful mountains and rivers of Huadong, slow living is also an attitude towards life. #花东自行 #Antong Hot Spring #Yuchang Highway # BathtubHotel #100 Ways to Travel

#travelanywhere Nestled along the picturesque coast of Hualien, Le Méridien Hualien Resort offers an idyllic retreat with luxurious accommodations and breathtaking ocean views. The resort exudes tranquility and sophistication, featuring spacious rooms and suites adorned with contemporary furnishings and Balinese-inspired touches. Guests can enjoy a variety of dining options highlighting local and international cuisine, relax by the infinity pool overlooking the Pacific, or rejuvenate at the spa with a range of pampering treatments. With its impeccable service and serene surroundings, Le Méridien Hualien Resort provides a perfect blend of comfort and coastal charm, ideal for a memorable getaway in Taiwan's scenic east coast.

#chinatrip Nestled amidst the scenic beauty of Hualien, Le Méridien Hualien Resort offers a tranquil escape with luxurious accommodations and stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. The resort features spacious rooms and suites, elegantly designed with modern amenities and Balinese-inspired decor. Guests can indulge in a range of dining options showcasing local flavors and international cuisine, or unwind at the expansive outdoor pool and spa facilities. With its serene ambiance and attentive service, Le Méridien Hualien Resort is perfect for both relaxation and exploration of Hualien's natural wonders, making it an unforgettable destination for discerning travelers.

Every time I go to Hualien, I will stay at this #HualienRamadaEncoreHotel, which is the business hotel #LealeaZheyuan of the Lealea Hotel Group in Hualien City. Later, it joined the #Wyndham hotel system (there are not many hotels in Taiwan, and there seems to be one each in Sun Moon Lake and Linkou). Hualien LeaLea is a three-star hotel located on Linsen Road in the city center. It is more of a business hotel, so the price is very affordable, and you can also make an appointment for free train station shuttle. For less than $1,500, you can stay in an exquisite double room of 8 pings (breakfast not included, no bathtub). The family room is about 12 pings (with a bathtub) and for 4 people including breakfast is only $3,000, which is very affordable. The style of the room is simple and neat, with orange-red floor lamps decorating the dark space, which is quite fashionable. The hotel has a small gym and laundry room. There is also a Starbucks coffee bar in the lobby on the first floor and a small garden in the atrium. The hotel is actually located at the junction of Linsen Road and Zhonghua Road, not far from Far Eastern Department Store and the Cultural and Creative Park. You can take a leisurely stroll there. The well-known Hongyu Cake and Moriyamasha are also nearby, so living facilities are quite convenient. #HualienStore #Hualien #Lealien #Wyndham