A Travel Guide to Longhe Resort Hall, Nantou County

Introduction

Nestled in the misty hills of Puli, Nantou County, Longhe Resort Hall (龙鹤度假会馆) is a quiet, family-run escape perfect for travelers looking to trade the chaos of Taiwan’s big cities for slow, mountain-breezed days. Tucked away on Zhusheng Road in Puli Township, this cozy resort leans into Nantou’s natural charm, offering clean, comfortable accommodation and easy access to some of central Taiwan’s most beloved attractions. Whether you’re here for a weekend hiking trip, a romantic getaway, or a family road trip stop, Longhe delivers understated hospitality that feels like a home away from home.

Hotel Overview

Longhe Resort Hall’s address is No. 78, Zhusheng Road, Puli Township, Nantou County, with convenient free public parking available on a first-come, first-served basis no reservation required, making it ideal for road-trippers exploring central Taiwan. Free WiFi is available across the entire property, and all rooms are non-smoking, fitted with both air conditioning and heating for year-round comfort. Each room comes with tea and coffee making facilities, an electric kettle, a refrigerator, and a flat-screen TV, plus basic amenities like a closet, clothing racks, and a clothes drying rack. The en-suite bathrooms include free toiletries, a hairdryer, slippers, toilet paper, and towels extra towels and linens are available for a small surcharge. All rooms open onto shared garden spaces or private terraces, where guests can wake up to views of Puli’s rolling green hills, and a complimentary local-style breakfast is served daily to start your day of exploring. Only Chinese is spoken by staff here, so a translation app is handy for international visitors.

Nearby Attractions

Three unmissable local attractions are all within a 30-minute drive of the resort. First, 10 minutes away is the iconic Chung Tai Chan Monastery, one of the largest Buddhist monasteries in the world, with stunning modern minimalist architecture that blends seamlessly into the surrounding mountains. The 10 minute drive. Second, 25 minutes away is Sun Moon Lake, Taiwan’s most famous alpine lake, where you can hike around the shore, take a scenic ferry ride to Lalu Island, and watch sunrises paint the water pink and orange. Third, 15 minutes away is the Puli Wine Museum, housed in a century-old winery, where you can sample local fruit wines, learn about Taiwan’s winemaking history, and pick up unique sweet rice wine souvenirs.

Travel Tips

If you’re visiting during the busy summer hiking season or autumn leaf-peeping period, book your room at least two weeks in advance to secure availability. Pack comfortable walking shoes for day trips to Sun Moon Lake and the nearby hiking trails, and bring an extra layer even in summer, as mountain evenings in Nantou tend to get cool. For meals beyond breakfast, downtown Puli is just a 10-minute drive away, where you can try local specialties like Puli beef noodles and steamed mochi. Finally, while parking is free, it is public, so arrive before 6 PM during peak season to guarantee a spot close to the resort.