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| Cheapest month: | January |
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| Most expensive month: | October |
| Average price in Hsinchu County: | $180/night |
| Cheapest price found: | $42/night |
| Cheapest day: | Thursday |
| Most expensive day: | Monday |
$50 - $244
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.$150 - $300
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Sheraton Hsinchu Hotel
No. 265, Dong Sec 1, Zhubei City, Taiwan
Show on map1.3 mi from city centre, Zhubei City, Taiwan
Boasting a Jacuzzi, a swimming pool and a sauna, Sheraton Hsinchu Hotel is located in Jhubei City and offers comfortable accommodation. There is also a fitness centre with a swimming pool.
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Show all 80 hotelsGuest Motel-Zhubei
No. 1432, Jhonghua Road, Zhubei City, Taiwan
Show on map2.3 mi from city centre,
Guest Motel-Zhubei is situated in Jhubei City and features free Wi-Fi. It also provides valet parking, a Jacuzzi and an express check-in and check-out feature.
$37
Avg. per night
Nice Guanxi
No. 2-3 Zhongxing Road, Guanxi Township, Taiwan
Show on map2.1 mi from city centre,
Nice Guanxi is located in Guanxi Township and features free Wi-Fi. It also offers a lift and a games room.
$54
Avg. per night
He'An Homestay
No. 2, Section. 2, Zhongshan Street, Jianshi Township, Taiwan
Show on map1.6 mi from city centre,
This comfortable bed & breakfast in Hengshan Township provides free Wi-Fi, as well as a Jacuzzi and a sauna. It has a spa, as well as luggage storage, a library and a vending machine.
$60
Avg. per night
Wan Ruey Resort
No. 23, Neighbor 23, Hengshan Village, Hsinchu County, Hengshan Township, Taiwan
Show on map0.6 mi from city centre,
This cosy lodge in Hengshan Township provides free Wi-Fi, as well as meeting rooms and a 24-hour reception. It also features luggage storage, a tour desk and room service.
$60
Avg. per night
Fanny Manor B&B
Emei Township, Taiwan
Show on map0.6 mi from city centre,
Fanny Manor B&B is located in Emei Township and provides free Wi-Fi.
$67
Avg. per night
Wan-Yue B&B
No. 281, Neiwan, Jianshi Township, Taiwan
Show on map1.3 mi from city centre,
This guest house is situated within a five-minute stroll of Neiwan Railway Station and offers air conditioned rooms with a refrigerator and free wireless internet access. It provides free Wi-Fi, a tour desk and luggage storage.
$68
Avg. per night
Sendale Zhubei Business Hotel
No.1, Guangming 9th Rd., Zhubei City, Taiwan
Show on map0.6 mi from city centre,
Providing a shuttle to Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, plus complimentary wireless internet, Sendale Zhubei Business Hotel is a convenient base in Jhubei City. It also provides a 24-hour reception, meeting rooms and bicycle rental.
$74
Avg. per night
Life Leisure Resort
No. 12, Yushan, Guanxi Township, Taiwan
Show on map5.0 mi from city centre,
Life Leisure Resort is located in Guanxi Township and features free Wi-Fi and an indoor pool. Its premium amenities include a sauna and a gym.
$81
Avg. per night
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Wan Ruey Resort
No. 23, Neighbor 23, Hengshan Village, Hsinchu County, Hengshan Township, Taiwan
3 stars
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About Hsinchu County
Things to do
One of the oldest cities in Taiwan, Hsinchu City is a fascinating mix of old and new. Stroll around the city to see soaring apartment blocks standing alongside beautifully restored heritage buildings and centuries-old temples. The main shopping district is criss-crossed with canals lined with cafes, restaurants and shops. Head down to the waterfront to stroll along the oceanside promenade and enjoy the breeze.
City God Temple is one of the most important Taoist sites in Taiwan. The ancient temple dates back to 1748 and features intricate wood carvings, mosaics and dragons perched on the rooftop. The front courtyard is filled with food stalls where you can enjoy local delicacies such as oyster omelettes, soup dumplings and beef noodles.
Carved jade furniture, dinosaur skeletons and ivory dragon boats are just some of the treasures on show at Guqifeng Gallery. Located just outside the city centre, this excellent local history museum is worth a trip.
Journeying inland takes you to remote mountain villages such as Smangus and Qingquan. The indigenous hamlets are nestled among soaring peaks and offer an off-the-beaten-track experience. Spend the day hiking in the mountains, then soak your muscles at the blissful Qingquan Hot Springs.
In the south region of the county, Emei Lake is an important reservoir for farmers growing a coveted local tea known as Oriental Beauty. It’s a type of oolong and is known for its light and delicate flavour. The area is dotted with tea houses where you can sip freshly brewed cups of Oriental Beauty and enjoy the scenery.
Getting around
Hsinchu County is located in north-west Taiwan, a one-hour drive from New Taipei City and 1.5 hours from Taichung City. Rental cars are a good way to explore Hsinchu County at your own pace while local buses are also available.
Hsinchu County travel FAQs
Hsinchu County is perched on the north-west tip of Taiwan and is anchored by Hsinchu City, a buzzing metropolis fuelled by science and technology. Among the modern buildings, you’ll find ancient temples, leafy parks and bustling markets. Venture out of the city to discover forested mountains and bubbling hot springs.
Things to do in Hsinchu County
One of the oldest cities in Taiwan, Hsinchu City is a fascinating mix of old and new. Stroll around the city to see soaring apartment blocks standing alongside beautifully restored heritage buildings and centuries-old temples. The main shopping district is criss-crossed with canals lined with cafes, restaurants and shops. Head down to the waterfront to stroll along the oceanside promenade and enjoy the breeze.
City God Temple is one of the most important Taoist sites in Taiwan. The ancient temple dates back to 1748 and features intricate wood carvings, mosaics and dragons perched on the rooftop. The front courtyard is filled with food stalls where you can enjoy local delicacies such as oyster omelettes, soup dumplings and beef noodles.
Carved jade furniture, dinosaur skeletons and ivory dragon boats are just some of the treasures on show at Guqifeng Gallery. Located just outside the city centre, this excellent local history museum is worth a trip.
Journeying inland takes you to remote mountain villages such as Smangus and Qingquan. The indigenous hamlets are nestled among soaring peaks and offer an off-the-beaten-track experience. Spend the day hiking in the mountains, then soak your muscles at the blissful Qingquan Hot Springs.
In the south region of the county, Emei Lake is an important reservoir for farmers growing a coveted local tea known as Oriental Beauty. It’s a type of oolong and is known for its light and delicate flavour. The area is dotted with tea houses where you can sip freshly brewed cups of Oriental Beauty and enjoy the scenery.
Getting around Hsinchu County
Hsinchu County is located in north-west Taiwan, a one-hour drive from New Taipei City and 1.5 hours from Taichung City. Rental cars are a good way to explore Hsinchu County at your own pace while local buses are also available.
Where is the best place to stay in Hsinchu County?
Hsinchu County has plenty to offer. Consider staying in some of its favored locations, like Zhubei City, Guanxi Township, and Xinpu Township.
What are the best hotels in Hsinchu County?
He'An Homestay is a very popular hotel in Hsinchu County with a score of 7.4 from 249 reviews. Sheraton Hsinchu Hotel (8.4 from 723 reviews) and Aj Hotel Hsinchu (8.7 from 1,439 reviews) are also highly rated Hsinchu County hotels based on recent feedback from HotelsCombined users.