When it comes to travelling abroad, accommodation can be tricky especially with a growing market place that leaves tourists spoilt for choice. But in Taiwan, the Bed & Breakfast is becoming the most popular choice for many foreign tourists. Clean and friendly, B&Bs also allows visitors to experience the most local living styles. B&Bs with Taiwan Host Certificate recognition from Tourism Bureau Taiwan for instance is one such accomodation service, which has grown in popularity in recent months.

The souls behind every Taiwan Host B&B are the innkeepers; they uphold the five service purposes, which are “Cordial”, “Friendly”, “Clean”, “Tidy” and “Peace of mind”. There are currently 686 B&Bs that have received Taiwan Host recognition from the Bureau; they represent the friendliness, warm service and local living culture in Taiwan.

Choice B&Bs To Consider

Focaccia B&B sits in the beautiful countryside of Hualien County. All meals at here are served with organic seasonal vegetables to give all guests the most simple and unforgettable taste.

Shuitou 40 B&B is a refurbished Taiwanese building in Kinman National Park built during the Qin Dynasty. Enjoy a bowl of Guandong porridge with Kinman fritters and hand-made bread rolls. Have a walk in the Qing Dynasty old house and European-style historic settlement and feel of the charm of Kinman.

The Tree B&B at Miaoli County lies inside a hundred-year-old forest. Hosts serve every guest with homemade whole meal bread with nut better, maintaining a warm welcome to all visitors.

SunRise 23.5N B&B is close to the famous Alishan National Forest and Fenqihu Lake in Chiayi County. The guests love the no-menu banquet prepared from pure mountain spring water and fresh local ingredients. Guests can also experience making Ai-Yu jelly.

At a Comfy Hostel in Hualien County, the host will lead guests on a pushbike on visits to many hidden sites inside the alleys. Peng-Hu Dream B&B retains traditional decorations and is very close to the only forest recreational beach on the island. 

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