台北・北投温泉のおすすめ温泉ホテル5選（2026年版）

We open the Beitou onsen list with the most luxurious, best-located pick — Hotel Royal Beitou. This is the top 5-star property in the Beitou hot-spring district, with calm 5-star rooms and a private mineral onsen in every room, piped straight from the Beitou hot springs. The location is hard to beat: MRT Xinbeitou sits about 100 m from the lobby, with convenience stores, a bus stop and Beitou Park right there. Two more reasons people rate it so high — a standout breakfast, and a dinner restaurant that locals from Taipei still drive in for. Real guest scores land around 9.2–9.3, and rooms start at roughly $230 a night. We recommend it without hesitation for couples and anyone who wants a genuinely high-end onsen stay in Taiwan — the best option on the list, up top.

Our number two is the one we'd book first for couples — Beitou Hot Spring Resort, a 4-star onsen hotel with a guest score around 9.1/10. The whole place is built for two people: a dark grey-black lobby, warm amber light, a piano playing soft jazz in the evening. Rooms run a modern design — polished black stone against oak wood — and the square stone onsen tub fits two comfortably, fed with white-sulfur water straight from the Beitou Thermal Valley at roughly 41–43°C. Beyond the in-room bath there are gender-separated communal onsens in the basement, open 06:00–23:00, with hot, warm and cold pools to cycle through. It sits about 300 m from MRT Xinbeitou — a gentle uphill walk past small restaurants, under 5 minutes — and two stops on the red line gets you toward central Taipei. From around $143 a night.

Our number-three pick is the most walkable address on the whole list — Chyuan Du Spring Resort, a 4-star onsen hotel sitting just 200 m from MRT Xinbeitou, right next to a 24-hour convenience store. From the door it is under 3 minutes on flat pavement to the train, and almost everything you came to Beitou for is within a short walk: bus stops, restaurants, and the hot springs themselves. What guests rave about most is the oversized in-room onsen tub, plumbed directly from the Beitou springs that locals treat as healing water. Pair that with a strong breakfast and you have a place that works for couples, families, and older travellers alike. Real guest scores land around 8.6–8.9, and rooms start near $86 a night — the best value here for anyone who wants an easy base in exchange for fewer frills.

Our number-four pick is the budget pick that still gets you a private in-room onsen — Phoenix Pavilion Hot Spring Hotel, a 3-star place where rooms come in two flavors: a Western Twin at about 22 sqm or a Japanese Tatami room at about 24 sqm with mats wall to wall and a futon the staff lay out in the evening. The exterior is dressed up old-school to match the hot-spring district, but the interiors feel fresh and clean. Every room pipes in white sulfur water straight from the Beitou springs at roughly 42°C, with a milder smell than the boiling green pools up at Thermal Valley. Rooms start around $57 in low season and climb to $143–171 in the winter peak — still well under the top hotels here. It is an 8–15 minute uphill walk from MRT Xinbeitou. Guest scores land around 8.6–8.8, high for the price.

We close the list with the freshest rooms in the lineup — Sweetme Hotspring Resort, a 3-star place whose onsen is piped straight from the Beitou Thermal Valley hot springs. Soak privately in your own room, or head down to the gender-separated communal baths on floor B1. It is rated 3-star, but the fit-out and amenities sit closer to 4-star — and the whole property was renovated in 2023, so rooms come up clean, roomy and built for comfort. There is a wide breakfast buffet plus an in-house Chinese restaurant, the location is right by a convenience store, and you are only 300 metres from MRT Xinbeitou. Real guest scores land around 8.8–9.0 and rooms start near $114 a night. We recommend it for couples and families who want a fresh onsen stay — a well-rounded way to end the list.