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Beautiful mountainous forestland, Kenting National Park makes for a stunning retreat.
The only eco-resort in Asia selected as one of the world’s Top 10 National Park Accommodations, the hotel boasts breathtaking views of the mountains and Dawan Bay.
Local delicacies are creatively integrated with new Taiwanese culinary aesthetics to produce memorable dining experiences.
Location
Kenting National Park, on Taiwan’s most southerly Hengchun Peninsula, is a mountainous swathe of forestland that also plays host to beaches perfect for surfing and snorkeling. In addition to offering plenty of places to try Kungko—a Taiwanese tea that Pingtung County is famous for—the park is home to authentic restaurants and bars. The real attraction, however, is the park’s stunning natural landscape, which entices the adventurous with a tropical climate and a rich biodiversity.
Transportation Options
KHH - Kaohsiung International Airport (106KM)
Hengchun Transit Station [DRTS] (12KM)
Hotel Features
Wellness facilities
Gastronomic excellence
Unique architecture
Basic Information
Check-in: 4:00 pm
Check-out: 12:00 pm
Child friendly
General
Free wifi
24 hour reception
Secure parking
Concierge desk
Family friendly
Wheelchair accessible
Laundry serviceService comes at an extra charge
Shuttle service
24 hour security
Smoke detectors
Elevators
Doctor on callService comes at an extra charge
Bell staff/porter
ATM on site
Early/late check-in availableService comes at an extra charge
Guide dogs allowed
Room
Air conditioning
Room service available
Daily housekeeping
Wake up service
Newspapers available
Wellness
Pool
Meeting Rooms
Meeting rooms
Video conferencing system
Local Features
Tours available
Features
Restaurant on site
Bar/lounge
Room service available
Breakfast buffet
Accessibility Features
Large print menus
Accessible route to restaurant
Service/guide dogs allowed
Television with subtitles
Wide corridors
Wide entrance
Wheelchair accessible elevators
Interior design JAHAA
Inside, the bamboo artwork on the lobby ceiling is a reflection of both local materials and crafting heritage, and is beautifully contrasted by geometric floor patterns and minimalistic furnishings. Pure, clean spaces abound, while eco-friendly paint and expansive windows keeps the hotel’s natural surroundings at the forefront.
Architecture J.J. Pan and Partners
the building that’s home to Gloria Manor is one of modernistic elegance surrounded by some of Taiwan’s most breathtaking forestland. With the environment in mind, the architects installed such technologies as solar panels and a natural water recycling system, as well as designing the building in a way that enhances natural ventilation.
The Originals John Chen
Mu Restaurant Contemporary Taiwanese cuisine
Amid the charming atmosphere of Mu Restaurant you will savor the delicacies meticulously crafted by the chef using local ingredients. Each dish is infused with ingenuity and craftsmanship and served amid tranquil mountain scenery,
Spa by Valmont Full immersion
Relax to the fullest at the hotel's spa, nestled between heaven, earth, mountains, and sea. In this exclusive aromatherapy space, pampering and stress-relieving treatments await. The exclusive butterfly massage technique allows you to rediscover the most primal power of life.
Outdoor swimming pool Embraced by the mountains
Enjoy a leisurely swim surrounded by green mountains in the hotel's large, azure lap pool or simply relax in a soft and welcoming rattan chair after a refreshing workout in the hotel's gym, featuring advanced sliding steppers and treadmills.
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Sustainability Keeping an eye on our Conscious Hotel Principles
The hotel provides each guest with a water bottle to be used at water dispensers. Reusable slippers rather than disposable slippers are found in the rooms.
To reduce the use of air conditioning, the hotel installed ceiling fans, employed vertical shading on the balconies, and allowed all windows in guestrooms to be opened. There is no need to turn on the air conditioner for eight months of the year.
A natural water recycling system has been installed. The hotel provides each guest with a reusable water bottle to be used at water dispensers.
The ingredients used in the restaurant are all organic and locally sourced, in order to shorten the food mileage and create an authentically Taiwanese culinary experience.
Gloria Manor cooperates with local ecological studios and community residents to launch a range of activities, allowing guests to engage with local culture and participate at preferential prices.
The hotel hosts traditional concerts, lectures, eagle-watching, and other special events to integrate culture into entertainment.
Passengers can take the high-speed rail and then board a shuttle bus to reach the hotel. In addition, free pick-up and drop-off to multiple attractions is provided.
The hotel often publishes stories about environmental protection and sustainable management on its social media channels.
With his two new properties in the Taiwanese capital, mathematician John Chen proves that a beautiful mind can create great hospitality.
Set inside Kenting National Park, a stretch of protected forestland, Gloria Manor is both a beacon of modernist design and an homage to its natural surroundings.