Alishan Hotel

Alishan Hotel, the highest resort hotel in Taiwan, has a rich history dating back to 1913 when it was originally built as the Alishan Forest Club using locally sourced cypress and hinoki wood. Situated in the Alishan Forest Recreation Area, it has played a key role in the region's development, witnessing the rise of the Alishan Forest Railway and serving as an administrative and cultural centre during the Japanese occupation.

Over the years, it has hosted numerous distinguished guests, including political leaders and diplomats. The hotel preserves its historic charm while offering modern amenities such as a Chinese restaurant with private dining, a 1950s-style café, and an open-air coffee shop overlooking Alishan’s famous sunrise, sea of clouds, and cherry blossoms. With its blend of heritage, scenic surroundings, and comfortable accommodations, Alishan Hotel remains a prime destination for travellers seeking both history and natural beauty.