Solitary Serenity at
Sun Moon Lake
Unique & Unparalleled
Perched serenely atop the Hanbi Peninsula, Grand Hilai Sun Moon Lake unfolds in a 270° panorama of shimmering water and verdant peaks, inviting you to embrace the stillness and beauty that surrounds you.
With only 93 guest rooms, our retreat fuses exceptional accommodations, refined culinary offerings, and immersive natural vistas—complemented by pristine hot springs—to craft a truly bespoke escape for each discerning traveler.
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A Day at Sun Moon Lake
Immerse yourself in Sun Moon Lake’s ever-changing charm. Wander along the tranquil lakeside paths, tune in to the gentle calls of birds and insects, and let the breeze caress your skin. Whether you choose to sit in quiet reflection or take a leisurely stroll, each moment deepens your connection with nature’s serene splendor.
Private Onsen with Unparalleled Lake Views
Part aside the curtains to reveal a shimmering lake and the fresh scent of the outdoors. Each guest room features a private hot spring bath filled with pristine bicarbonate spring water drawn from 1,600 meters below ground—Taiwan’s celebrated “Beauty Spring.”
Slip into the warm water, feel its silky touch envelop your skin, and let time slow to a gentle pace. After your soak, relax by the window as the breeze brushes your face and the lake’s waves murmur softly—a perfect moment of stillness and bliss.
An Epicurean Retreat: Gourmet Stay with Fine Dining
Indulge in a one-night, two-meal experience at our signature second-floor restaurants, Sun Moon Garden and Seasons. Delight in a refined fusion of global flavors and local ingredients. Sun Moon Garden presents world-class Chinese cuisine, while Seasons focuses on Western fine dining, featuring a lavish seafood bar and meticulously curated dishes. A culinary journey found only at Grand Hilai Sun Moon Lake.
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Rooms
Prime Deluxe Room
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53m²
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King or Twin
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2
Located on the upper floors (6th–7th), the Prime Deluxe Room offers sweeping views of Sun Moon Lake through panoramic windows and a private balcony. At 53 square meters, it features a private hot spring bath, plush bedding, aromatic amenities, and a Nespresso machine—offering a serene lakeside escape in elevated comfort.
Deluxe Suite
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109m²
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King or Twin
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2
Redefining sophistication, the 109-square-meter Deluxe Suite welcomes you with floor-to-ceiling windows, dual hot spring tubs, a private terrace, a walk-in dressing room, and a separate guest powder room. The spacious layout includes a living room and bedroom designed for elevated lakefront living.
Sun Moon Suite
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152m²
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King
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2
The signature Sun Moon Suite is a 152-square-meter sanctuary of refined luxury. Designed to reflect the majesty of Sun Moon Lake, the suite includes an elegant dining area, spacious living room, serene bedroom, walk-in dressing room, dual hot spring tubs, and a separate guest bathroom.
SPOT
Longfeng Temple was originally located in Shuishe but was moved to Beidan in 1934 for a hydroelectric project. The temple remains an important faith center for local residents, especially popular with couples seeking blessings for marriage.
Shuishe Pier is a must-visit spot on Sun Moon Lake. The pier connects to scenic trails (the Shuishe Waterfront Trail and Hanbi Trail), offering visitors emerald-green lake views and beautiful mountain scenery
Chaowu Pier, on Provincial Highway 21, is one of Sun Moon Lake’s four main piers. The spectacle of dawn light filtering through the mist is famous as “Shuishe Morning Mist” and is counted among the lake’s scenic highlights.
Wenwu Temple on the north shore is built in a grand Northern Chinese palace style, giving it an imposing and magnificent presence. Wenwu Temple is the area’s principal temple complex and a major local center of worship.
The Shuiwatou Nature Trail is a 500-meter elevated boardwalk between Dajhu Lake and Ita Thao. Its name means “water frog head,” referring to the many frogs in the area.
Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village is a 62-hectare cultural theme park connected to the Sun Moon Lake Ropeway. Its grounds recreate the homes and communities of Taiwan’s major indigenous tribes.
The Sun Moon Lake Ropeway (cable car) links Ita Thao Pier with the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village. Traveling in the glass gondolas provides unobstructed panoramic views of Sun Moon Lake and the surrounding peaks.
Ita Thao Pier is an important boat dock and a popular viewing point for Sun Moon Lake’s mountain and lake scenery. After a major earthquake the pier area was refurbished, including a new octagonal pavilion and a boat-shaped visitor center.
Xuanzang Temple is built in Tang-dynasty architectural style on a site facing Lalu Island (Qinglong Mountain behind). A fengshui master has called this location “Green Dragon Playing with a Pearl,” making it a sacred spot. The temple is a center of Buddhist faith around the lake.
Ci’en Pagoda was built in 1971 by President Chiang Kai-shek in memory of his mother. It stands 46 meters tall on Shabalan Mountain (954m above sea level). A 700m trail leads up to the pagoda, which is also a famous spot for watching fireflies in season.
Xiangshan Visitor Center is both an administrative building and a tourist center, famous for its avant-garde design.
The Xiangshan Section of the lake’s 6.4km Bikeway is a 3.4km paved cycling path from Shuishe Pier to Xiangshan Visitor Center.
Xuanguang Pier is the starting point of the 850-meter-long Qinglongshan Hiking Trail. Going up the stairs, visitors will arrive at Xuanguang Temple first. Further up, they can reach Xuanzhang Temple.
Longfeng Temple was originally located in Shuishe but was moved to Beidan in 1934 for a hydroelectric project. The temple remains an important faith center for local residents, especially popular with couples seeking blessings for marriage.
Shuishe Pier is a must-visit spot on Sun Moon Lake. The pier connects to scenic trails (the Shuishe Waterfront Trail and Hanbi Trail), offering visitors emerald-green lake views and beautiful mountain scenery
Chaowu Pier, on Provincial Highway 21, is one of Sun Moon Lake’s four main piers. The spectacle of dawn light filtering through the mist is famous as “Shuishe Morning Mist” and is counted among the lake’s scenic highlights.
Wenwu Temple on the north shore is built in a grand Northern Chinese palace style, giving it an imposing and magnificent presence. Wenwu Temple is the area’s principal temple complex and a major local center of worship.
The Shuiwatou Nature Trail is a 500-meter elevated boardwalk between Dajhu Lake and Ita Thao. Its name means “water frog head,” referring to the many frogs in the area.
Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village is a 62-hectare cultural theme park connected to the Sun Moon Lake Ropeway. Its grounds recreate the homes and communities of Taiwan’s major indigenous tribes.
The Sun Moon Lake Ropeway (cable car) links Ita Thao Pier with the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village. Traveling in the glass gondolas provides unobstructed panoramic views of Sun Moon Lake and the surrounding peaks.
Ita Thao Pier is an important boat dock and a popular viewing point for Sun Moon Lake’s mountain and lake scenery. After a major earthquake the pier area was refurbished, including a new octagonal pavilion and a boat-shaped visitor center.
Xuanzang Temple is built in Tang-dynasty architectural style on a site facing Lalu Island (Qinglong Mountain behind). A fengshui master has called this location “Green Dragon Playing with a Pearl,” making it a sacred spot. The temple is a center of Buddhist faith around the lake.
Ci’en Pagoda was built in 1971 by President Chiang Kai-shek in memory of his mother. It stands 46 meters tall on Shabalan Mountain (954m above sea level). A 700m trail leads up to the pagoda, which is also a famous spot for watching fireflies in season.
Xiangshan Visitor Center is both an administrative building and a tourist center, famous for its avant-garde design.
The Xiangshan Section of the lake’s 6.4km Bikeway is a 3.4km paved cycling path from Shuishe Pier to Xiangshan Visitor Center.
Xuanguang Pier is the starting point of the 850-meter-long Qinglongshan Hiking Trail. Going up the stairs, visitors will arrive at Xuanguang Temple first. Further up, they can reach Xuanzhang Temple.
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Overview
Rooms
93 rooms、12 floors
Map
Pax
1-4 guests
Dining
3 【More】
Wellness
Socie Spa【More】
Hot Spring
2 【More】
Check-In/Check-Out
3:00 PM / 12:00 PM
Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi in all areas
Family
Up to 2 children under 6 stay free (no extra bed)
Pets
Not allowed
Celebrations
Shuttle
Parking
100 underground spaces
EV Charging
24-Hour Available
Online Payment
Visa、Master Card、AMEX、JCB
On-site Payment
Cash、Credit Card
Facilites
- Chinese Restaurant
- Western Restaurant
- Sky Lounge
- Tea Saloon
- Socie Spa
- Audio-Visual Room
- Private Room
- Infinity Pool
- Gift Shop
- Banquet Hall
- Spa & Sauna
- Fitness Center
- Meeting Room
Others
- Room Equipment
- No Smoking
