New Taipei Hot Spring Hotel
Natural hot-spring water on tap in every room
About this hotel
New Taipei Hot Spring Hotel markets itself as an urban hot-spring destination, and it delivers on that claim: both hot and cold taps in every room draw on genuine spring water rather than the heated municipal water found in a standard hotel jacuzzi. Rooms come with a TV, air conditioning and a bath alongside the hot tub, plus a city view and a private bathroom with hairdryer. A 24-hour front desk, meeting facilities, a shared lounge and free parking round out a property built in the center of Xindian City. Dapinlin MRT Station sits a 10-minute walk away, and Bitan's Green Lake is a 15-minute drive, with Wulai's dedicated hot-spring village roughly 40 minutes further south.
- Natural spring water piped into every room's hot tub
- City views from air-conditioned rooms
- 10-minute walk to Dapinlin MRT Station
- 15-minute drive to Bitan's Green Lake
Our take
This suits travelers who want genuine hot-spring bathing without committing a full trip to Wulai, especially anyone splitting a stay between Bitan's lake and central Taipei via the nearby MRT line. Every room includes the spring-water hot tub as standard rather than a premium upgrade, which is unusual generosity at this price point. Travelers chasing a full hot-spring resort with multiple bathhouses should still budget a separate day trip to Wulai itself.
- ✓Use the hot tub in the evening, after a day at Bitan or exploring central Taipei by MRT
- ✓Walk to Dapinlin MRT Station, about 10 minutes away, rather than taking a taxi into Taipei
- ✓Ask about hours for the shared lounge if a quieter common space matters to your stay
Why we love it
- Natural hot and cold spring water in every room's hot tub
- A 10-minute walk to Dapinlin MRT Station
- 15-minute drive to Bitan's Green Lake and red suspension bridge
- 40-minute drive from Wulai's dedicated hot-spring village
Why guests love itTravelers staying here tend to remember the water more than anything else: running the room's hot tap and realizing it is actual spring water, not the usual heated municipal supply, changes how an ordinary evening feels. A day at Bitan beforehand, rowing or walking the red bridge, sets up the soak nicely, and Dapinlin MRT Station being a short walk away makes the next morning's trip into Taipei painless. It is a smaller-scale hot-spring stay than Wulai offers, but a genuine one all the same.