Sunrise Yunqi Teahouse

老闆 老闆娘 員工全部都很熱情又親切 民宿每一個角落都很用心 下午茶很大份 早餐更大份

The employees are nice and there is a walking trail nearby.

The cost is very high for what it is. The food was okay but we got served something very similar for dinner and breakfast (roast chicken). It’s not super easy to access without a car.

Very good breakfast though it's a bit too much food and no choices offered.

If strict no shoes inside the facility, a pair of new / individual slippers should be offered. I personally don't put my feet into anybody else shoes or slippers.

The place was beautifully designed and decorated, extremely clean. Food was good, they really show love in their food. Would have preferred if they cooked local homey Taiwanese dishes, the kind that your mom/ grandma would cook for you but it was still delicious.

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This guesthouse is owned and operated by a family who also owns the tea and coffee terraces around it and you can watch the tea being picked from your room. The location is about 1 hour to Alishan and 1.5 hours to Yushan. Our corner room was large with tiled floors, a comfortable Western king bed (unusual as beds are hard in Taiwan) a huge, but rather empty bathroom and a wrap around balcony that offered 180 degree views. They serve their own tea in the afternoons with cake and their own coffee at breakfast in the mornings in cut glass wine glasses, which is one of their many eccentric features. In April, swarms of fireflies can be seen a short walk away and some even wander onto the balcony.

There isn’t a comfortable chair in the room or on the balcony. The futon is only for decoration and pulling out for additional guests and the only other place to sit is on the cushions on the windowsill. The ceiling lights are blinding so we just used the standard lamp unless we needed to see inside the cupboard to make tea etc. The decoration of the hotel is a childhood theme abounding in toys and Beatrix Potter. The most bizarre decoration is a miniature coffin on the wall by the front door laying to rest a bunch of dead roses with an ode to say that although the recipient doesn’t like roses, she will take these to her grave. Romanticism is not dead, but apparently good taste is. For US$400 a night one would expect some luxury rather than stuffed toys.

Stunning place. Location , decoration. Small family run business

Nothing. This place is so beautiful

The location is incredible. Tucked away amongst the mountains, it is an amazing place to relax and unwind. There are are also great hiking trails all around.

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This is a lovely place that feels like a home. It is Warmly and beautifully furnished. The room and bathroom are very big and pleasant. The mountain views from the rooms are as good as many of the lookout points in Alishan. The breakfast and dinner is elaborately prepared almost like a Michelin Star restaurant. The owners treated us like a friend that is staying with them.

The house was absolutely terrific in every aspect. Quiet, clean, big rooms, focus to details, lots of personal details in every room, breakfast and dinner was magnificent in taste and serving, not only tasty but delivery . The family who owns the house and several tea plantations in 3 rd generation were extremely friendly and helpful. Our expectations were exceeded by far and if I could give more than 10 points, I would do. We should have even considered to stay there for a few nights and commute every day to Alishan mountain on the top for 30 minutes.

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