Overall, this hotel is worth visiting. The whole architecture and indoor decor were decorated with lots of delicate items from Europe. This hotel's view was amazing, too. Especially during the sunny days, you could relax on the couch beside the window and feel the wrath of the sun and tender breeze. Service's not bad, everyone their were friendly. But in... More

We went there for lunch.The salad bar only costs NT$550(include tax), time limit around 1.5 hours. Smoke salmon, abalone are delicious, we ate a lot.The hotel was built for more than10 years, n all the decoration are imported fr England, some of them r even antique. Must visit if u go there

Stayed here during the June school holiday last year. Booked a huge room (every room is huge at this manor) and really enjoyed every bit of it. Excellent food and services, highest quality of manor and room, unbeatable location with constant changing cloud formation at your door step. You don't stay here and venture out the manor. You simply stay... More

this place was opened in 2009, but when you walk into the room, you feel that this place has been around for 20 years. Everything in the room was top of the line, bed sheets, towels, faucets, and slippers. Everything was made for the Old England. I loved the cd selection downstairs and the breakfast was outstanding.

Unforgettable in life if you propose to the beloved one or got a proposal from a cute guy. The hotel is located near the top peak of the mountain. The building exterior looks like castles somewhere in Swiss valley. Room is clean, and the natural view from the room is astonishing. Air is fresh, and the bed is really comfortable.... More

It’s a castle. It’s a manor. It’s a boutique hotel. I finally decided to splurge and check into a night’s stay at Taiwan’s Nantou Qing Jing Nong Chang most luxurious boutique hotel – The Old England (under the Shangrila brand which also operates Shangrila Hanging Garden & Shangrila Music Villa – read my previous reviews). Ever since it was up... More