Anyunshan Homestay. Homestay No. 026, "Anyunshan Homestay," located in Chiayi County, symbolizes the passing of the torch, as it has been handed down from the first generation to the second generation, who will now manage it. Homestay No. 026, "An Yun Shan Ju Homestay," located in Chiayi County, symbolizes the passing of the torch. It has been passed down from the first generation to the second, and will eventually be passed to the third, ensuring its sustainable continuation. The name is derived from the last characters of the second and third generations' names. In Taiwanese, its pronunciation is similar to "An Wen," meaning "peaceful and stable." This signifies that all guests who stay and play here will be peaceful and stable, and upon returning home, everything will be peaceful and stable! We ask all our friends to continue giving us your support and encouragement! Thank you everyone! The homestay rooms do not have luxurious amenities; there is no TV, no refrigerator, no bathtub. We do not actively provide towels, bath towels, toothpaste, or toothbrushes. It is simple and rustic, but absolutely clean and comfortable. A one-night stay is only NT$1500 per person (including dinner, breakfast, and a guided tour of attractions). Elementary school students are NT$800 per person, and kindergarten children and younger are NT$500 per person.
Address: 嘉義縣梅山鄉瑞峰村坔埔26號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Chiayi County