Kaohsiung Travel Guide: 高鐵近春秋閣高視野景觀三房

Introduction

For travelers who want to explore northern Kaohsiung’s scenic and cultural highlights without the crowds of downtown tourist hotels, this three-bedroom high-rise apartment is an ideal pick. Tucked in Zuoying District, steps from Kaohsiung’s high-speed rail station and with unobstructed panoramic views of the area’s most iconic landmarks, this self-catering space is perfect for family groups, friend trips, or slow travelers looking for a home base to discover Kaohsiung’s quieter side.

Hotel Overview

This private independent apartment occupies the 21st floor of a secure elevator building at No. 628, Dazhong 2nd Road, Nan-men, Zuoying District, putting it within a 10-minute walk of Kaohsiung’s high-speed rail station for seamless connections across Taiwan. The space is designed for group stays, with three comfortable bedrooms equipped with fresh linens and storage closets, a shared living room with seating, a dining area, and a flat-screen TV with Netflix for relaxing evenings after sightseeing. The standout feature is the private balcony and sun terrace, where you can sip morning coffee while watching the sunrise over surrounding mountains and iconic local landmarks. The fully shared kitchen includes a fridge, stove, toaster, kettle, and all necessary cookware, making it easy to prepare home-cooked meals with fresh local ingredients from nearby night markets. Additional amenities include free toiletries, a hair dryer, complimentary slippers, air conditioning, heating, and 24-hour on-site security with key-only access for peace of mind. Public parking is available nearby for NT$150 per day with no reservation required. Note that the property does not offer on-site internet, which encourages guests to get out and explore, and all on-site communication is conducted in Mandarin. The property also organizes guided walking and cycling tours around the local area for guests who want to explore off the beaten path.

Nearby Attractions

First, Spring and Autumn Pavilions (the property’s namesake landmark) is just a 10-minute drive away. This iconic 1950s temple complex sits on Lotus Pond, with two striking eight-story pavilions dedicated to Guan Gong and Guanyin, framed by lotus blooms and views of the distant mountains. Second, Zuoying Lotus Pond itself is a 15-minute walk from the apartment, a 42-hectare scenic lake dotted with other famous temples including the Dragon and Tiger Pagodas, where visitors can walk through the open dragon mouth for good luck. Third, the old town of Zuoying is a 10-minute bus ride away, where you can wander preserved Qing-era city walls, sample traditional local snacks at old family-run eateries, and visit the historic Confucius Temple, the largest in Taiwan, with peaceful, sprawling grounds.

Travel Tips

If you arrive by high-speed rail, the apartment is an easy 15-minute walk or 5-minute scooter ride from the station, no expensive taxi required. Street food lovers should head to the nearby Zuoying Dingshan Night Market, open every evening, to try local specialties such as milkfish congee and pineapple cake. Since no internet is provided on-site, download offline maps of Kaohsiung before your arrival to help with navigation. As the entire building is non-smoking and the space is designed for group stays, it is best suited for families and quiet travel groups rather than large parties. For drivers, the daily public parking rate is very competitive compared to other central Zuoying locations, making it convenient for those exploring the greater Kaohsiung area by car.