Villa holiday rentals in New Taipei

Lucy’s rooms are in a historical area and she has lovingly restored them. Each room and piece of furniture has its unique charm and elegance. Lucy is a friendly, helpful and responsive host. The area has many activities to explore (hot springs and walking trails in the mountains) on a sunny day and is quiet and tranquil for a rest day on a rainy day. The shower has hot water and is amazing. The properties are close to the Chinese Cultural University and the Dragons ballpark. Two 7-Elevens are nearby if you need snacks or food other than what Lucy graciously provides. Overall an amazing stay in the tranqui woods.

The moment we walked in we were awestruck by the coziness and the design of the place. This was a beautiful vacation home with great views of the lush greenery. The host prepared for us a lot of food and we were able to use a lot of the equipment in the home. If you have many kids might need to be careful as it involves many levels in the home. The road to the home involves one flight of stairs, living hall to dining and kitchen involves another and from that level involves going up another level for each individual rooms. That’s the only downside if you have kids and elderly who are not too mobile. Besides that, this unit is a complete package. Lovely place. Thankful for the host to give us an opportunity to look into an artistic and very well designed home. Loved the paintings. Clearly a very refined person and a person who loves books, music and the arts!

Luxurious bungalow for free in the mountains

A nice and clean villa surrounded by greenery but be prepared to climb up many floors of stairs. The location is off central and there is little u can do within walking distance. We had a driver with us through the trip hence it was ok for us. We enjoyed the space though.

This is truly the best villa I have stayed in during a business trip. Although it is in the suburbs, I didn't find the transportation inconvenient. It took about 30 minutes to reach the center of Taipei. I rented a car and the villa had a private garage for parking. It took about 20 minutes to get to my workplace, which was much more convenient than I had imagined. I was initially worried about transportation, but it turned out to be very easy. The landlord was warm and hospitable, thoroughly introducing the house and its surroundings. He even thoughtfully prepared breakfast for me in the morning. I would definitely recommend it!

It was like visiting an old friend. Chia’s father greeted us as we exited the Uber and the fridge was full of soy milk and tofu (after we mentioned we were vegan). After the heat kicked in we settled in for our time quite nicely. It was a bit of a ways out of town but that was what we wanted, being we live in a major Asian city. Overall our family had a very memorable time.

Thanks so much ChuPeng. Your home felt like Christmas all year round which was fun in the middle of the year. The house was well equipped with lots of amenities. It could house many people comfortably. There were only 2 showers but nothing a little management and planning can't fix. We loved how peaceful the house was away from busy streets. This Airbnb was a gem of a find and I hope more people get to enjoy it.

Lucy’s rooms are in a historical area and she has lovingly restored them. Each room and piece of furniture has its unique charm and elegance. Lucy is a friendly, helpful and responsive host. The area has many activities to explore (hot springs and walking trails in the mountains) on a sunny day and is quiet and tranquil for a rest day on a rainy day. The shower has hot water and is amazing. The properties are close to the Chinese Cultural University and the Dragons ballpark. Two 7-Elevens are nearby if you need snacks or food other than what Lucy graciously provides. Overall an amazing stay in the tranqui woods.

A nice and clean villa surrounded by greenery but be prepared to climb up many floors of stairs. The location is off central and there is little u can do within walking distance. We had a driver with us through the trip hence it was ok for us. We enjoyed the space though.

It was like visiting an old friend. Chia’s father greeted us as we exited the Uber and the fridge was full of soy milk and tofu (after we mentioned we were vegan). After the heat kicked in we settled in for our time quite nicely. It was a bit of a ways out of town but that was what we wanted, being we live in a major Asian city. Overall our family had a very memorable time.