Radium Kagaya International Hotel

A standard tourist hotel in Taipei City. The entire hotel follows Japanese architectural principles, with an emphasis on balanced proportions and a harmonious style. It is decorated with traditional crafts from Japan's Ishikawa Prefecture, such as Wajima lacquerware, Kutani ware and gold leaf, so guests can enjoy Japanese art throughout. There are 90 guest rooms in total. Each simple, understated room has a compact tatami living room, with shoji screens or wooden doors dividing the multi-purpose living space. Every room has its own comfortable hot spring bath, and the bedrooms offer either Western-style beds or Japanese futons. Set beneath the Datun Mountain range, the hotel is blessed with natural white sulfur springs