Hotels With Pools in Taiwan, China

Overall our stay was great! This was our first time in Taiwan Kenting, we were looking for somewhere easy to go from Macau with nice holiday beach feel.  We used to go to Thailand but we wanted a change this time. Location wise it’s very convenient 2 mins walk to the night market where you have tons of food options, street stalls or restaurants wise. You have couples of 7 elevens, family mart, watsons all you need in case you forget to pack something.  There’s bus station “xiaowan” very convenient for sightseeing if you don’t rent a car. Pretty on time and big coaches very comfortable with AC. In terms of amenities, we thought the hotel could have more beach amenities, beach bar or restaurants would add a huge value for the hotel. Many families would stay all day by the beach if they have bar/restaurant. It was a shame its was closed… Also the sun lounges could be a bit more comfortable simply just add a thin cushions on top. And again would be great to have a bar for quick bite by the pool. Our room was the ground floor ones with Jacuzzi, it was a lovely touch since they don’t have bathtub in the bathroom. The little garden is a great touch for morning meditation. :) We also did a nighttime activity with the hotel by the beach to hunt crabs. It was a great activity and the staff did a great job explaining and helping out. Food wise, we had breakfast buffet in all 5 days, it was a big selection of food but not much variety. We had a lunch by lobby bar… but was not up to our taste unfortunately. There is much better options outside or hotel. Oh and they did a little decoration since it was my bday and offered a cheesecake to the room by a robot :). All in all it was a great experience hopefully they will step up the pool and beach area.

The moment I stepped into the room, I was greeted by the wonderful aroma of cypress wood, which instantly brightened my mood. The staff were incredibly friendly, and the breakfast was delicious! Despite the hotel being an older property, it's exceptionally well-maintained and managed. Our room was spotless, the view was stunning, and its location is fantastic, being very close to both the shopping street and the pier. Overall, it offers excellent value for money. The only minor drawbacks were that the kids' play area was a bit small and the small pool was unheated.

Room is nice. Hotel has a good location &pool and breakfast. Staff speaks English well. The only minus is that there is a some cleanliness problem. The bathroom partially dirty or even moldy. In total still absolutely recommendable if you are not to picky regarding the cleaniness of the bathroom

Hotel is abit aged as you can tell from the interior design and furniture, however the hospitality is exceptional. In room dining is fine. I had my travel during typhoon day and the hotel is super flexible in arranging and extending my stay, will definitely visit again.

This time I came specifically to see the Fireworks Festival. There was a shuttle bus to Guanyin Pavilion at the door of the hotel, which was very convenient. The hotel refrigerator had limited edition Golden Three Wheat Cactus and Feng Rucao beer, which was really great! The swimming pool and the gym are very satisfactory, and the breakfast also scored 85 points. Although the attitude of some temporary staff needs to be improved, the other 99% of the staff are great. It is a very family-friendly hotel with a parking lot, which is very convenient!

I've stayed here several times now. It's a hotel with a good value for money. The public lounge area in the lobby is great for meeting clients, and they offer free coffee and snacks. Hygiene: Clean and tidy. Environment: Elegant and suitable for business discussions. Service: Enthusiastic service. Facilities: Complete basic amenities.

Found myself back in Silks again, my only choice in Tainan. Seemed to have met (or just felt like it) top notch staff. Conrad recognizing me and my girlfriend on arrival. Tried the swimming pool for the very first time. Quite crowded during the day but a great place to chill in the evening. Look forward to returning to Silks again already.

Great experience overall—especially the spa, which was exceptional. However, the rooftop pool fell short of expectations for a 5-star resort. There’s no poolside service or even a place to grab water, a drink, or a light snack. Instead, you have to get dressed, walk to the restaurant, explain that you're coming from the pool and want a cocktail to go, wait a long time inside a dimly lit space, then head back out, get undressed again, and finally return to relaxing. It felt oddly inconvenient, especially compared to similar resorts throughout Asia. A bit of poolside hospitality would go a long way.

We had a wonderful stay at the hotel. The hotel is located close to the station and maybe a 15-minute walk from main sites excluding the fort. The hotel is very clean and modern with a wonderful bathroom and shower. The service was very professional and included useful amenities such as free self-serve laundry. We would happily stay again.

You can walk to the hotel from Xincheng station in about 20 minutes. There is a shuttle that takes you from the hotel to either Xincheng or Hualien station for free, which I appreciate. The immediate area around the hotel and from Xincheng station is quite remote and there are basically no stores or restaurants open. Thus you will probably have to eat all meals at the hotel restaurant. The restaurant itself is pretty good though and the pricing is reasonable, all things considered. The main benefit of the hotel is the hotel pool. Personally i have a bit of mixed feelings about the pool because the view of the ocean and the beach is partially blocked by some trees, however, overall it is indeed a nice view especially of the mountains in the back. You can also walk to the beach in a few minutes, which is convenient. Service is good. Overall if you are planning to check out Hualien but don't plan to go to Taroko gorge, I think this is a decent option.