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It may be hard to backpackers to go there. (I had been at the Tainan before got there. So I had to take train from Tainan to Xinying, and there was no more direct bus from xinying to guanzling. I took the bus to Baihe and got off there and wait another bus to guanzling. Therefore I recommend you to take bus at the Chiayi to guanzling, the direct one.) However it`s very precious explanation for me to tough to get there. I can see many taiwanese students and rural scenery of Taiwan. Anyway, This resort has very reasonable price and excellent facilities. And its hot spring has mud, the very rare one of the world. It`s a really hidden jewel!!

Good location, perfect for couples and travelers who value tranquility . Each room has a jacuzzi for a private hotspring experience. The jacuzzi has mud hotspring tap in each room. We went on oct 10 weekend, booking for a taxi to drive us directly to the hotel from Tainan (1500twd). The price for the room was a bit high due to oct 10 weekend, but Guanziling is only busy fri-sun. On weekdays, many shops are closed which would be inconvenient for tourists. Easy to access the main street with food and convenience store. Nearby attractions include Guanziling park, where there's a bus hub to Xin Ying, Tainan. Walk downhill along the park and the main road you will reach the old hotspring street and the origin of the hotspring in a 20-30 min leisure walk. The walk is quite scenic. The only thing that was negative about this place was the price and it does not have any outdoor hotspring.

There are a few different buildings in this resort. The only available option through Agoda is the older rooms, which is very dim and dusty. There is no lift in the "生活馆", the older building, so do take note if you are booking this resort. The female stafd at the older building is also not as friendly as the main building. The plus bonus is the breakfast and set dinner which comes with the stay. We didt even know dinner is provided for. the food is of good spread and really recommened to go back, but for the newer room type.

this is the first time i've been guan-tzi-lin and luckily i choseen this hotel. the garden is quite nice at my first sight, and the restaurant (a 80 year-old church) maintains pretty well. you cant miss the famous mud hotspring here! the tub and all the devices in the room are fine. if you are lucky you could get the room with a perfect mountain view (not the town side). i am happy i made a best choice to stay here.

This is a wonderful spa hotel in the middle of Guan-zih-ling village. The location is great! It is right next to the mud river and the muddy water (actually, it is minerals) is piped into the hotel for a relaxing spa. They also have clear spas if you don't like mud. You can get to Guanzihling village easily by bus or by car. However, the other wonder of Guanzihling ('Fire and Water, common origin') is far from the village and you will need your own transport. Guanzihling is a great romantic destination and this hotel ticks all the boxes: -It is beautiful and comfortable inside, so you will enjoy being there. -There are two different spas (mud spa and clear spa), they are both big enough to fit two people comfortably. -There is an on-sight restaurant, so you don't need to go far (though the included breakfast was only available between 7am and 9am - who would get up early at a spa hotel?) -It is expensive and looks as though it should be, so your Taiwanese girlfriend will be impressed! It is hard to fault this hotel . . . .but there are small things I noticed: -There are only two towels and one bar of soap for two people for two days. Given the fact it is a spa hotel, I would have thought more would be available (a savvy operator would have them for sale) -The price is a bit much (it cost more than my flight). -The entire spa area is a health and safety nightmare (loose stones underfoot, slippery floor towels, recessed bath tubs), yet the supplied bath clogs (aka jandals) are only big enough for small Asians (they were even tight on my girlfriend). * So it may be a good idea to bring your own supplies. Would be nice to have free wi-fi considering the number of Benjamins needed to get through the door.