Hotels near Small Swiss Garden, Ren'ai

Star Villa provides a relaxing stay in Nantou, just a 5-minute drive from Chingjing Farm.

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Patrick

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United States

The location was amazing being perched on the sunset side of Qingjing where we had a wonderful view of the sea of clouds. Our room also had sentimental touches that will stay with us - such as the glow in the dark stargazing ceiling (we were in the Saturn room), the heated mattress and floors, and the lovely east facing balcony. We will come back.

Europe Villa offers accommodations in Ren'ai, a 11-minute walk from Small Swiss Garden and 3.8 miles from Mona Rudo Resistance Monument.

Featuring inner courtyard views, I-think Resort in Ren'ai provides accommodations, a garden, and a shared lounge.

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Liana

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Singapore

Breakfast was simple and nice. Mr Ding took care of our needs and helped booked dinner for us. There is transport arrangements to fetch us for dinner to and fro. Scenery is excellent. A pity that we only stayed for one night. There is warmer blanket for the bed. Will definitely come back again.

A recently renovated homestay, Junyi Landscape Villa offers accommodation in Ren'ai. This property offers access to a balcony, free private parking, and free Wifi. Guests can enjoy mountain views.

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Virginia

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Balcony view, large room, strong climate controls. Back road hike to Qingjing, find the chocolate shop! Amazing place.

Located 4.2 miles from Mona Rudo Resistance Monument, ChunYang Homestay春陽一品居 has accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking.

Offering a year-round outdoor pool and views of the mountains, 正揚大飯店 is located in Renai in the Nantou County Region, 27 mi from Hualien City.

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slipaway1

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United States

The best part is the hotel's hot spring in the back. Breakfast was also very simple but tasty (for Taiwanese). The rooms are functional and have mountain/valley views. Overall, Lushan is a very interesting area. Once upon a time, it was obviously a vibrant hot spring resort town but now it sits empty. Typhoons and landslides have led the government to condemn most of the buildings. The closed hotels are filled with rocks silt. Shops are trying their hardest to keep going. It's hard to imagine a recovery for this area, despite the immutable soothing natural hot springs. What a fascinating tale. Definitely worth a visit, but not on a rainy day.