Huilai Guguan Hot Spring Resort. Huilai Guguan is a diversification of Huilai Group's business, transitioning from its core construction industry into various fields including leisure and tourism. Huilai Guguan is a diversification of Huilai Group's business, transitioning from its core construction industry into various fields including leisure and tourism. With strong ambition, professional and rigorous quality, friendly and comprehensive service, and a cohesive team, Huilai Group creates opportunities, realizes ideals, and develops towards the two major business groups of 'construction' and 'tourism' while moving towards sustainable operation. Huilai Guguan is planned and designed to international facility standards, offering guests accommodation, dining, hot spring rooms, and conference package vacation plans. The architectural design of the resort adopts a primitive natural Balinese style, with tropical Southeast Asian plant landscaping throughout the area. Wooden tiles, white walls, and thatched pavilions create a strong romantic leisure atmosphere, blending Balinese and indigenous cultural elements to fully express the characteristics of an international hot spring resort. The resort features forty-nine suites of various types, each equipped with a private hot spring pool ranging from 13 to 33 square meters, allowing guests to enjoy top-tier hot spring facilities within their rooms. Guguan Hot Spring originated during the Japanese Meiji era and was formerly known as 'Meiji Hot Spring'. Guguan is strategically located with rugged mountains where hot springs emerge from the foothills, flowing through the rocks. The water flow is inexhaustible year-round, and due to its clarity and lack of sulfur smell, it is highly favored by tourists. Legend has it that after bathing in Guguan Hot Spring, Emperor Meiji of Japan was blessed with a son, hence the name 'Sheng Nan' (meaning 'giving birth to a son').
Adresse : 臺中市和平區東關路一段溫泉巷10號
Horaires : 00:00–23:59
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