The white guest room tower of Evergreen Resort Hotel (Jiaosi) with palm trees in front
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Evergreen Resort Hotel (Jiaosi)

A hot spring hotel about a 5-minute walk from Jiaoxi Station, where all 231 rooms have a hot spring tub, with a rooftop outdoor pool and spa area on the 5th floor and plenty of family room types.

Location
On Jiankang Road in Jiaoxi Township, near Jiaoxi Hot Spring Park, about a 5-minute walk from Jiaoxi Station
Getting there
About 5 minutes from Jiaoxi Bus Transfer Station through the hot spring visitor center, plus a free shuttle from both stations by reservation
Rooms
231 rooms in 9 room types, in a Japanese Zen style, every one with a hot spring tubCheck-in / check-out 15:00/11:00
Why stay
The 5th-floor Lohas Spa area with a rooftop outdoor pool, plus 4 types of family rooms and suites

At a Glance

What is Evergreen Resort Hotel (Jiaosi) like?

Evergreen Resort Hotel (Jiaosi) opened in 2010 at No. 77, Jiankang Road, Jiaoxi Township, Yilan County, near Jiaoxi Hot Spring Park and about a 5-minute walk from Jiaoxi Station. The rooms follow a Japanese Zen theme, with 231 rooms in 9 room types, and every one has a soaking tub fed with hot spring water drawn from rock layers 200 meters underground.

Dining centers on Laurel Buffet, which serves breakfast and brunch in four sessions and offers a whole-duck menu and seafood buffet at dinner. There is also Fenghuang Xuan (鳳凰軒), reservation only, serving "New Yilan Cuisine" banquet menus built around local Yilan ingredients.

The 5th-floor Lohas Spa area has a rooftop outdoor pool and spa pools, and the 3rd floor has a gym, recreation rooms and a handicraft classroom, along with private hot spring rooms by the session and a stone spa (rock-bed bath). Several of the room types are family rooms or Japanese-style suites, which suits hot spring trips with children or several generations together.

Japanese-style floor seats, a rattan stool and a tea set by a guest room window
Location
No. 77, Jiankang Road, about a 5-minute walk from Jiaoxi Station
Rooms
231 rooms in 9 room types, every one with a hot spring tub
Dining
Laurel Buffet, and Fenghuang Xuan (鳳凰軒) for New Yilan Cuisine (reservation only)
Facilities
5th-floor rooftop outdoor pool and spa area, stone spa, private hot spring rooms, 3rd-floor gym and recreation rooms
House rules
Check-in 15:00, check-out 11:00; non-smoking throughout

✓ A good fit if

  • Travelers arriving in Jiaoxi by train or bus: Jiaoxi Station is about a 5-minute walk away, Jiaoxi Bus Transfer Station about 5 minutes through the hot spring visitor center, and the hotel also runs a free shuttle to and from both stations by reservation.
  • Families with children on a hot spring trip: there are Superior Family Rooms, Japanese Family Rooms, Deluxe Family Rooms and suites for 4, the 3rd floor has recreation rooms and a handicraft classroom, and family activities are scheduled every day.
  • Travelers who want to soak without going out: every room has a hot spring tub, and the 5th-floor Lohas Spa area has a rooftop outdoor pool and a range of spa features.

✕ Consider another hotel if

  • You'd rather avoid the crowds on Jiaoxi's hot spring streets and stay somewhere quiet by the mountains: consider The Westin Yilan Resort in Yuanshan. — try The Westin Yilan Resort

Highlights

Why stay at Evergreen Resort Hotel (Jiaosi)? Three highlights

01In-room Hot Spring

A hot spring tub in every room

All 231 rooms have their own soaking tub, fed with Jiaoxi hot spring water from rock layers 200 meters underground. The spring is sodium bicarbonate, and you can soak in your room any time during your stay.

Rooms come with men's, women's and children's floral-print yukata robes that you can wear anywhere in the hotel. Drinks in the fridge, dried fruit and Yilan candied fruit are free, and the rush-style slippers are yours to take home at check-out.

The hot spring spout, a wooden bucket and towels beside a guest room tub

02Lohas Spa

The rooftop outdoor pool and spa area on the 5th floor

The 5th-floor Lohas Spa area has a rooftop outdoor swimming pool and spa pools, with a shallow bubble bath, massage-jet seats, a floating pool and gooseneck shower jets around the edge. It is open 07:00–22:00, swimwear and swim caps are required, and the poolside bar serves free drinks 12:00–20:00.

The outdoor facilities close for maintenance daily 12:00–13:00 and 18:30–19:00, and the children's pool and floating pool also have fixed weekly maintenance times. The Stone Spa (rock-bed bath) on the same floor costs extra and needs a reservation; it is open 08:00–21:00.

The outdoor pool, a wooden poolside deck and mountains in the distance

03Family Rooms

Family rooms and Japanese-style suites

Family options include the Superior Family Room, the Japanese Family Room (3 Japanese futon beds) and the Deluxe Family Room of about 50 sqm. The Fusion Suite and Japanese Suite have tatami living rooms, and their large in-room tubs are big enough for the whole family to soak together.

The 3rd-floor health and leisure center has a multipurpose recreation room, a ball game room, a handicraft classroom and a KTV room, and there are daily activities such as craft classes, storytelling, yoga and movies; some need a same-day reservation or an extra fee.

Three futons on tatami with a Japanese-style sitting area behind

Rooms

Rooms

The hotel is designed in a Japanese Zen style, with 231 rooms in 9 room types. Every room has its own soaking tub, along with yukata, free drinks in the fridge and a 55-inch TV. Views vary by room type, so confirm when booking. Some room types can take an extra guest for an additional charge; room rates do not include facilities such as the private hot spring rooms and the stone spa.

A large bed and window seating in a Western-style guest room

Superior Room

Superior Room

About 40.4 sqm, with one large bed or two smaller beds and a seating area by the floor-to-ceiling window.

About 40.4 sqmKing or twin

Deluxe Room

Deluxe Room

About 40.4 sqm, a Japanese Zen design with the bath set beside the room; the tub is 110×185 cm.

About 40.4 sqmBath beside the room

Japanese Family Room

Japanese Family Room

About 40.4 sqm, with 3 Japanese futon beds, for up to 3 adults and 1 child or 2 adults and 2 children.

Japanese futonsFamilies

Deluxe Family Room

Deluxe Family Room

About 50 sqm, with two large beds and a seating area, for 4 guests as standard.

About 50 sqm4 guests

Fusion Suite

Fusion Suite

From about 65.8 sqm, with one large bed plus 2 Japanese futon beds on tatami; the tub is 180×210 cm.

Tatami living room4 guests

Japanese Suite

Japanese Suite

About 80.8 sqm, with a tatami Japanese-style living room and a large tub by the window, for 4 guests as standard.

About 80.8 sqmTub by the window

Facilities

Facilities

Bathing and leisure facilities are split between the Lohas Spa area on the 5th floor and the health and leisure center on the 3rd floor, and beyond the rooms there are 3 types of private hot spring rooms by the session.

Pool & spa
5th-floor Lohas Spa area with a rooftop outdoor pool, 07:00–22:00; swimwear and swim caps required
Stone Spa
5th floor, 08:00–21:00, extra charge and reservation required
Private hot spring rooms
Superior Spring House, Deluxe Spring House and Landscape Hot Spring House, NT$3,000–3,600 per 90-minute session, with sessions every 2 hours from 14:00; open until December 31, 2026, after which subject to the hotel's latest notice
Dining
Laurel Buffet (breakfast and brunch in four sessions, buffet dinner); Fenghuang Xuan (鳳凰軒) New Yilan Cuisine by reservation only, closed Mondays
Fitness & recreation
3rd-floor gym 08:00–22:00 (maintenance 12:00–13:00), plus a multipurpose recreation room, ball game room, handicraft classroom and KTV (NT$1,000 per hour)
Fenghuang Yihao (鳳凰飴號)
1st-floor lounge, 14:00–22:30, free for suite guests and other eligible guests; other guests can pay to use it
Shuttle
Free shuttle to and from Jiaoxi Station and Jiaoxi Bus Transfer Station, every 30 minutes 07:00–21:30, reservation required
Parking
Please check guest parking arrangements with the hotel when booking
House rules
Check-in 15:00, check-out 11:00; visitors must leave by 23:00; non-smoking throughout

Access

Location

The hotel is at No. 77, Jiankang Road, Jiaoxi Township, near Jiaoxi Hot Spring Park. From Jiaoxi Station, walk straight along Wenquan Road for about 300 meters and turn right onto Jiankang Road, about 5 minutes on foot. From Jiaoxi Bus Transfer Station, walk through the Jiaoxi Hot Spring Visitor Center next door and you'll arrive within 5 minutes.

The hotel runs a free shuttle to and from Jiaoxi Station and Jiaoxi Bus Transfer Station, leaving the hotel on the hour and half hour 07:00–21:30. Guests with a booking must reserve with the service center the day before arrival, and in-house guests 1 hour before departure. There is also a free shuttle around Jiaoxi town 09:00–21:30; sign up at the 1st-floor service center.

A purple patterned yukata provided in the guest room
Jiaoxi Station
About a 5-minute walk (about 300 meters)
Jiaoxi Bus Transfer Station
Through the Jiaoxi Hot Spring Visitor Center, within 5 minutes
Taoyuan International Airport
UBus to Jiaoxi Bus Transfer Station, about 120 minutes
Taipei City Hall Bus Station
Capital Bus to Jiaoxi Bus Transfer Station, about 60 minutes
Taipei shuttle bus
One run daily via the Hsuehshan Tunnel, about 1 hour, NT$350 per person per trip, reservation required; suspended on long weekends of 3 days or more
Driving
Exit at Toucheng Interchange onto Section 6, Jiaoxi Road, turn right onto Gongyuan Road, then left onto Jiankang Road

With a private charter

From Taipei, National Freeway 5 runs through the Hsuehshan Tunnel to Jiaoxi; the hotel's shuttle bus takes about 1 hour. The bus from Taoyuan Airport takes about 120 minutes, while a private charter goes straight to the hotel entrance with no change at the bus station. A night in Jiaoxi fits well into a 2-day Yilan trip or as the first night of a round-island tour: spend the day in Toucheng, Luodong or Yilan city, come back to soak in the evening, and head on toward the Suhua route the next day. Traffic in the Hsuehshan Tunnel is heavy on long weekends, so plan your departure time with your charter driver well ahead. Please check guest parking arrangements with the hotel, and check with the hotel whether they apply to charter vehicles.

FAQ

What are the check-in and check-out times at Evergreen Resort Hotel (Jiaosi)?

Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is by 11:00; visitors must leave the hotel by 23:00.

Do the rooms at Evergreen Resort Hotel (Jiaosi) have hot springs?

Yes. All 231 rooms have their own soaking tub, fed with Jiaoxi sodium bicarbonate spring water from rock layers 200 meters underground, and you can soak any time during your stay.

How do I get from Jiaoxi Station to Evergreen Resort Hotel?

Walk straight along Wenquan Road from Jiaoxi Station for about 300 meters and turn right onto Jiankang Road, about 5 minutes on foot. The hotel also runs a free shuttle to and from Jiaoxi Station and Jiaoxi Bus Transfer Station, every 30 minutes 07:00–21:30, which must be reserved in advance with the service center.

What are the pool hours at Evergreen Resort Hotel (Jiaosi)?

The 5th-floor Lohas Spa area (including the rooftop outdoor pool) is open 07:00–22:00, and swimwear and swim caps are required. The outdoor facilities close for maintenance daily 12:00–13:00 and 18:30–19:00; actual hours are subject to on-site notices.

Is there a shuttle bus from Taipei to Evergreen Resort Hotel (Jiaosi)?

Yes, one run daily, leaving Taipei Main Station East Gate 3 at 12:45 and Evergreen Laurel Hotel at 13:15, taking about 1 hour via the Hsuehshan Tunnel. It costs NT$350 per person per trip and must be reserved in advance; it does not run on long weekends of 3 days or more or on typhoon days.

Rates, room types, facility hours and parking rules follow the hotel’s latest notice.

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