The Hoya Resort Hotel Wuling provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The Hoya Resort Hotel Wuling offers a pleasant stay in Taichung for those traveling for business or leisure. The hotel is approximately 190km away from Taichung International Airport. The nearest airport is Taichung International Airport, approximately 190km from the hotel. With multiple attractions nearby including Formosan Landlocked Salmon Conservation Area, Qijiawan Archaeological Site and Shei-Pa National Park Boundary Marker - Wuling, guests will find plenty to keep themselves occupied. When guests have some time on their hands they can make use of the onsite facilities. This Taichung hotel provides parking on site. If you demand a high level of service, our guests have indicated that this hotel has excellent standards.
"We took a relaxing trip to celebrate my parents' golden wedding anniversary. We checked in at 3 PM and went to the hot springs shortly after. Around 6 or 7 PM, we got hungry, and there was a decent buffet.
Even though there were many tour groups, the food selection wasn't huge, but it was replenished quickly and the dishes were fresh.
After lunch, we took a short walk, and then there was a wonderful concert at 8:30 PM. This time it was the Sirius Harmonica Ensemble. It was my first time hearing multi-part harmonica music, and their witty introduction was really great. The hour went by quickly, and the grand finale was a stargazing performance. Although the clouds were thick, the moon was still shining, and with the help of the Star Walk 2 app, we didn't get back to our room until 11 PM.
The next day, breakfast at 7 AM was also satisfying.
We went for a walk in the nearby campsite, but unfortunately, the ginkgo and maple trees were still green.
We saw cherry salmon, swans, and enjoyed some shaved ice before heading back down the mountain, completely satisfied.
There wasn't much traffic this time, so going up and down the mountain was smooth, thanks to the good weather.
The hotel was great, and my parents and I were very happy."