H Resort

Great position and big resort with lots to do and see. Buildings and pools are looking a bit old and could do with a facelift but still pretty good place to visit.

We had a nice 5 night stay at YoHo. We left refreshed. The stay was super friendly and made every effort to accommodate us. We arrived as a typhoon was leaving, which made many services unavailable. But the pools, once opened, are really nice. The nearby village of WanLi has some good eats and a good spot for snorkeling or scuba diving. But there is no beach nearby; you must walk into the village to get to the water. And that area is very rocky. Overall, we had a nice stay. But you need to know: you need your own transportation because the hotel provided shuttle only operates at night; you need to expect hard beds (would love to see new mattresses throughout the resort); and the breakfast buffet is standard Taiwanese (would love to have more western options at breakfast).

We recently stayed at the YOHO Hotel, and while there were a few positive aspects, the overall experience was deeply disappointing, particularly given its supposed 4-star rating. Here's a breakdown of my stay: The staff was a highlight, as they were friendly and welcoming. However, their limited English proficiency made communication challenging at times. Thankfully, this wasn’t a major issue, as their warmth and willingness to help bridged the gap. The breakfast was simple and acceptable but fell far short of 4-star expectations. The selection was limited, and the quality was average at best, resembling something you’d expect from a budget hotel rather than a higher-end property. The condition of the rooms was a significant letdown. They were outdated, with visible signs of wear and tear, and the cleanliness was subpar. It’s clear that little effort has been made to maintain or refresh the accommodations, which felt neglected and far below the advertised standard. The state of the public areas was nothing short of disgraceful. The building itself is in poor condition, with many areas appearing old, dirty, and poorly maintained. The pool area was particularly off-putting, with grime and neglect evident throughout. The fitness center was the worst offender—moldy, filthy carpets and disgusting, outdated equipment made it unusable. It’s shocking that such facilities are offered to guests, and I suspect they would fail any proper health or safety inspection. Adding to the disappointment, some areas posed safety risks. The wooden stairs, for instance, were partially broken, making them hazardous and easy to trip on. This level of neglect is unacceptable for any hotel, let alone one claiming a 4-star status. The hotel is grossly overpriced for what it offers. The management seems focused on squeezing money out of a dilapidated property without investing in necessary upkeep or renovations. This approach leaves guests with a substandard experience that doesn’t justify the cost. Overall: I would not recommend the YOHO Hotel, nor would I return. While the friendly staff was a small redeeming factor, the outdated rooms, filthy public areas, hazardous conditions, and abysmal facilities make this a place to avoid. For the price, you can find far better options that actually deliver on quality and comfort. Save your money and look elsewhere.