Travel Guide to Luodong Park No. 61 (Bali Style) Whole-House Homestay, Luodong

Introduction

Tucked in the quiet, tree-lined residential neighborhood of Zhongxiao New Village, Luodong Town, Luodong Park No. 61 (Bali Style) Whole-House Homestay offers the perfect retreat for travelers tired of crowded city hotels. Designed to bring the laid-back luxury of Bali to Yilan’s most charming town, this private whole-house rental caters to families, friend groups, and small celebrations, blending tropical design warmth with thoughtful modern amenities. Whether you’re here for Yilan’s fresh farm produce, hot spring getaways, or cultural exploration, this homestay turns a simple trip into a relaxing escape.

Hotel Overview

This entire-homestay rental can accommodate groups of all sizes with spacious family-friendly layout, hypoallergenic soundproofed rooms, and accessible facilities including low bathroom sinks for guests with mobility needs. All guest rooms come with premium linens, private en-suite bathrooms with free toiletries, hair dryers, and coffee/tea making facilities, while shared spaces include a large living room with flat-screen TV, a full kitchen with a coffee machine and dining table, and a sun-drenched garden terrace with outdoor seating. On-site perks include free private parking with an EV charging station, complimentary WiFi, daily housekeeping, and an on-site coffee shop that serves fresh local fruit, a snack bar, and customizable special diet menus for an extra fee. Active guests can borrow free bikes or join organized walking tours and off-site hiking trips, while the friendly multilingual staff offers private check-in, luggage storage, and customized travel advice. Airport shuttles and car rental are also available for added convenience.

Local Attractions

Just a five-minute walk from the homestay, Luodong Sports Park is Yilan’s most beloved green space, with sprawling lotus ponds, shaded walking trails, and seasonal wildflower displays. It’s the perfect spot for a morning jog or an evening picnic after a day of exploring. Ten minutes away by bike, Luodong Night Market is one of Taiwan’s best regional night markets, famous for its crispy green onion cakes, braised pork rice, and handmade mochi. Wander the crowded lanes to sample local street food and pick up handmade souvenirs. A 15-minute drive from the homestay, Jimmy’s Moon Bus is a whimsical outdoor art installation based on the beloved picture books of local author Jimmy Liao. It’s a favorite spot for family photos and captures the gentle, creative spirit of Yilan.

Travel Tips

Book well in advance, especially for weekends and holiday periods, as this popular whole-house rental fills up quickly. If you’re traveling with an electric vehicle, you can use the on-site charging station for free without prior reservation. Request breakfast when you book to start your day with fresh local Yilan ingredients, and ask the staff about seasonal farm tour or hot spring discounts they can arrange for guests. The homestay is entirely non-smoking with a designated outdoor smoking area, so be sure to respect that during your stay.