New Six Senses Luxury Hot Spring Resort Is Opening In Taitung, Taiwan
Japan is well-known for their hot springs but the Jhih-ben area of Taitung in southeastern Taiwan is also a travel destination that's popular for its natural hot springs as well as medicinal plants and herbs. Taitung is about two and a half hours away from Taipei by plane and three and a half hours by train.
Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas is opening a new luxurious hotel located in Taitung that has stunning architecture and views of the surrounding mountains.
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The resort and spa are designed by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma who is known for his ability to celebrate nature through design.
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The resort's curved architecture is designed to merge seamlessly with the natural surroundings while simultaneously standing out from the greenery.
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Reinforcing the relationship between inside and outside, natural materials will be used create a feeling of warmth and comfort. Floor-to-ceiling windows will provide undisrupted views of the surrounding environment.
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The three-storey spa will be located in a separate building with mountain views. There will be treatment rooms, a tea lounge, extensive wet areas, indoor and outdoor hot spring bathing pools, suspended relaxation pods, a gym, a Tai Chi garden, an infinity pool and more.
The spa menu will feature treatments based on traditional Taiwanese healing, holistic anti-ageing treatments and personalised wellness programs.
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If your stress level is on the rise, this sounds like the perfect place to unwind and relax while taking plenty of Insta-worthy shots. The hotel is a 30-minute drive from Taitung Airport and is set to open in 2021.
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