Classic
Classic
One king or twin beds, with a minibar, sofa area, capsule coffee machine, Wi-Fi and a 55-inch TV.
Entry-levelCapsule coffee machine
Hualien · Downtown｜Le Méridien｜Resort
Le Méridien Hualien Resort
A hot-spring resort in downtown Hualien with 252 rooms, some with private hot-spring tubs. Staying in town makes private charter days to Taroko and the East Rift Valley easy.
- Location
- No. 599, Zhongzheng Road, Hualien City, in the historic downtown business district
- Getting there
- About 7 km from Hualien Airport; the hotel does not run an airport shuttle
- Rooms
- 252 rooms; the Deluxe Ocean King has a private hot-spring tub and the suites have private spa poolsCheck-in / check-out 15:00／11:00
- Why stay
- Check-in 15:00, check-out 11:00; guest parking subject to the hotel's latest notice; no pets
Brand: Marriott International・Le Méridien Official hotel website ↗
At a Glance
What is Le Méridien Hualien Resort like?
Le Méridien Hualien Resort is at No. 599, Zhongzheng Road in Hualien City, an urban hot-spring resort right in the city center and part of Marriott's Le Méridien brand. It has 252 rooms, several private and public hot springs, and a spa.
For dining there is Chairman's Maison for Chinese food, Latest Recipe for international cuisine and the Latitude 23 lobby bar, and the outdoor pool, jacuzzi, fitness center and kids' recreation facilities are all on site. The hotel sits in a long-established business district with plenty of local character, and it also enjoys mountain and sea views.
For private charter travelers, the advantage is staying in town: no need to call a car for dinner or shopping in the evening, and the next day you set off from the same spot whether you head north to Taroko or south to the East Rift Valley.
- Location
- No. 599, Zhongzheng Road, Hualien City, in the downtown business district
- Rooms
- 252 rooms; the Deluxe Ocean King has a private hot-spring tub
- Dining
- Chairman's Maison, Latest Recipe, Latitude 23
- Facilities
- Private and public hot springs, outdoor pool, jacuzzi, spa, fitness center
- House rules
- Check-in 15:00, check-out 11:00; no pets, service dogs welcome
✓ A good fit if
- Travelers who want a hot-spring soak without staying up in the mountains: the hot springs are right in the city center, with dinner and shopping close by.
- Two- or three-day Hualien trips focused on Taroko and Qixingtan: Qixingtan is about 7 km away, and the hotel runs its own half-day and full-day Taroko tours; Taroko access is subject to Taroko National Park announcements.
- Families with kids: the Family Room has one king bed plus one single bed, the TV has kids' channels, and there are kids' recreation facilities in the hotel.
✕ Consider another hotel if
- Travelers focusing on Taitung city and Zhiben: the daily round trip from Hualien city is a long drive, so we recommend staying in Taitung. — try Sheraton Taitung Hotel
- Travelers with pets: the hotel does not accept pets (service dogs excepted).
Highlights
Why stay at Le Méridien Hualien Resort? Three highlights
01Private Hot Spring
Hot-spring soaks right in your room
The Deluxe Ocean King has a private hot-spring tub and a rain shower, while the Panoramic Spa Suite and Premium Suite on higher floors have a private spa pool and a separate living room. There are also public hot springs, so guests who prefer not to soak in their room still have options.
02Outdoor Pool
Outdoor pool and jacuzzi
The hotel has an outdoor pool and jacuzzi, so you can swim a few laps after a day of sightseeing. The fitness center has treadmills, ellipticals, stair climbers, free weights and strength equipment, so staying in town doesn't mean giving up your workout.
03Dining
Latest Recipe and Chairman's Maison
Latest Recipe serves international cuisine, with lunch 11:00–14:00 and dinner 18:00–21:00, and breakfast is served here too (charged separately). Chairman's Maison serves Chinese set menus that must be reserved in advance, open 12:00–14:30 and 18:00–21:00.
Latitude 23 in the lobby is open 13:00–23:00, serving cocktails, bar snacks and light meals, handy for evenings when you don't feel like going out.
Rooms
Rooms
Room names across the 252 rooms are split into Ocean and Mountain; views vary by room type, so confirm when booking. The Deluxe Ocean King has a private hot-spring tub, while the suites are on higher floors with private spa pools.
Deluxe
Deluxe
The ocean-view king version has a private hot-spring tub and a rain shower; there are also ocean-view and mountain-view twin versions, so confirm when booking whether they include a private hot-spring tub.
Ocean king with hot springKing / twin
Family Room
Family Room
One king bed plus one single bed, with kids' channels and pay-per-view movies on the TV.
FamilySleeps 3
Panoramic Spa Suite
Panoramic Spa Suite
On a higher floor, with a separate living room, one king bed and a private spa pool.
Private spaLiving room
Premium Suite
Premium Suite
A spacious suite on a high floor with one king bed, a private spa pool and a separate living room.
Private spaHigh floor
Facilities
Facilities
Hot springs are the heart of this hotel, with the pool, fitness and dining rounding out the facilities. On-site parking costs NT$100 per hour for non-guests; guest parking is subject to the hotel's latest notice.
- Hot springs & spa
- Several private and public hot springs, plus a spa
- Pool
- Outdoor pool and jacuzzi
- Fitness
- Fitness center with treadmills, exercise bikes, ellipticals, stair climbers, free weights and strength equipment
- Dining
- Chairman's Maison 12:00–14:30, 18:00–21:00 (set menus by reservation); Latest Recipe 11:00–14:00, 18:00–21:00; Latitude 23 13:00–23:00; in-room dining available
- Families
- Kids' recreation facilities on site; kids' channels on the Family Room TV
- Parking
- On-site car park for non-guests NT$100 per hour, NT$2,400 per day; guest parking subject to the hotel's latest notice; valet parking NT$300 per hour; EV charging stations (subject to availability). Yung Fa Parking is about 0.3 km away
- Services
- Mobile key, turndown service, concierge, 24-hour front desk, plus limousine and van transfers; staff speak Chinese, English, Japanese and Spanish
- House rules
- Check-in 15:00, check-out 11:00; no pets; service dogs stay free with no documentation required
Access
Location
The hotel is at No. 599, Zhongzheng Road in Hualien City, in the downtown business district, and the nearest transport hubs are Hualien Station and the Hualien bus terminal. As for nearby sights, Hualien Golf Course is about 3.5 km away, Qixingtan about 7 km, and the Pine Garden is also in Hualien City.
- Hualien Airport
- About 7 km
- Railway station
- Hualien Station
- Qixingtan
- About 7 km
- Airport shuttle
- Not provided by the hotel
With a private charter
Most travelers take the train from Taipei to Hualien Station, where the charter driver meets you; you can drop your luggage at the hotel before setting off. If you fly, Hualien Airport is about 7 km from the hotel. Staying in town means you start from the same point whether you head north to Qixingtan, Qingshui Cliff and Taroko (access subject to Taroko National Park announcements) or south to Farglory Ocean Park and the East Rift Valley. On-site parking costs non-guests NT$100 per hour or NT$2,400 per day, and guest parking is subject to the hotel's latest notice; the driver can also wait at an off-site car park, and pickups and drop-offs happen at the hotel entrance. The hotel runs its own half-day and full-day Taroko tours, but if you want to control how long you stay at each stop, a private charter is the better fit.
FAQ
What are the check-in and check-out times at Le Méridien Hualien Resort?
Check-in is at 15:00 and check-out at 11:00.
How much does parking cost?
Non-guests pay NT$100 per hour or NT$2,400 per day in the on-site car park; guest parking is subject to the hotel's latest notice. Valet parking is NT$300 per hour, and there are EV charging stations (subject to availability).
Can I soak in a hot spring in my room?
Yes. The Deluxe Ocean King has a private hot-spring tub, and the Panoramic Spa Suite and Premium Suite have private spa pools; there are also public hot springs in the hotel.
Can I bring my pet?
No, the hotel does not accept pets; service dogs stay free with no documentation required.
How far is it from Hualien Airport to the hotel?
About 7 km. The hotel does not run an airport shuttle; take a taxi or arrange a private charter.
Rates, room types, facility hours and parking rules follow the hotel’s latest notice.
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