Emperor Spa

All in one shop for dinner, hot spring and karaoke (if you have a private room booked).

Good venue for 10-18 people gathering.

No complaints with the food.
You can have private family room for hot spring.

Some might find the eggy odor smelly due to the natural sulfur compound, I am biased and found the odor positive.

Commute wise - Plenty of Uber when I checked at around 10:30pm.

This is a natural hot spring Onsen in Beitou containing traces of Radium which is supposed to be extremely good for skin and health. It is exactly what you expect from Japanese Onsen and only nude bathing is allowed (no swimmers trunks). The dishes are delicious and if you order the food, the fees for use of Onsen is waived. I recommend this place for ardent Onsen lovers. Your skin will feel very soft and smooth after soaking. They recommend that you don’t wash off the Onsen water and just towel dry to achieve the best results.

Amazing naked all male onsen. There is plenty of eye candy, amazing water quality, and great food. The seafood congee paired with the spring water will fix your body more than anything else. Also the price is unbeatable.

Comfortable, easy to access via transit and the food here is pretty good. The ambience of the spa is quite nice, and there are different pools of temperatures from cold, up to 42°C. The central pool temperature are marked. There's also a laydown pool, "massage jets" in some cool pools, and both a steam room and sauna. You can rent towels, and the pools we went to (#1) were nude/separated by gender. I believe #2 is unisex with bathing trunks, and I'm not sure what #3 is like. There are a variety of veggie items at the restaurant, although we got some meat dishes as well. The portion sizes are quite good too.

Very helpful staff Winner Chen, we lost our phone in the taxi. She spent only 10 mins to find the driver number. And help us call the police to find the lost item. After hot spring, we received the message saying that the phone is already sent to our hotel. Very helpful staff. Thank you!

Looooove this place for a good outdoor soak plus delicious food after - you'll be konked out in bed later and sleep like a baby!!

Us four friends went to the public pools for 400nt each, with a variety of temperature pools, some water jets, and a steam room and sauna. Lots of space and definitely crowded on weekend nights. Make sure you have a hair swim cap, your own towels and 20nt ready to rent a locker. The best part is the dinner after a long soak!! Your 400nt per person becomes credit to be spent at dinner~~ such a good deal! You have to order their zhou porridge, non-negotiable- it's super delicious, huge at even the "small" size order, super filling and the perfect nourishing comfort food post hot spring. The shrimp version we ordered was filled with goodies and tons of shrimp and it felt like a magic pot where we kept eating and it kept not emptying 😂 we also got a variety of other dishes like fried tofu, pork potstickers, stir fried green onion with beef, deep fried mantou and 3 cup chicken~ highly recommend for a luxurious, relaxing night out 🥰

I enjoyed my relax hot spring time in the morning.
From Taipei train station took 1.5 hours by 2 buses and It drived smoothly.
My local friends quite recommend here since the original hot spring water is thick and a little medical effect.
All atmosphere here is a kind of Japanese smell with exotic air and music.
With a towel I prepared advanced and a bottle of water I socked myself in the authentic environment half day.

For me this is the best all male all nude hot springs in Taipei. Whenever I visit Taiwan from the USA I come here a few times during my visit. The facilities are well kept and clean. Friendly kind staff makes it even better. The soaking tubs are outside so at night you can watch the stars while you soak. In addition to the different temperature tubs, there are dry and wet saunas. If you want to really rejuvenate your body and soul this is the place. You'll sleep like a baby afterwards.

Nice place to relax and enjoy porridge after the spa.

One of the must come place when one is at Beitou! There are a few different outlets here and we chose the one recommended by the tour guide becos of the food! It did nof disappoint. Hot spa was NT400 for 40mins on weekdays and 30mins on weekends and PH. The price could be used to offset the food thereafter. Pre-order ur porridge before going up to enjoy ur spa! That way you wont need to wait too long for the porridge to be cooked! It was a cold evening but the hot spring made us warm and lovely and the porridge that came after that was icing on the cake. We did not need jackets for us to head out after our dinner to go up our bus!

A Hot Spring Spa I visited several times before. A place with good healing Hot Springs water, and restaurant inside.

Facilities are basic but sufficient.

Pool heats are variable and they are comfortable level. Steam room and Sauna are also maintained and cleaned regularly.

What's good is going at late nights if you feel like having a dip.

And if you have time to come during day or night time, be sure to have their porridge meals ( 3pax is a good fit, as portions can be quite big)

Took an Uber and enjoyed 2 hours here.

There are 3 communal bathhouses here:

No.1: Gender-segregated, open 24 hours
No.2: Both genders, open 1pm-11pm (swimming attire and cap required)
No.3: Gender-segregated

Entrance fee is 250 NTD for each bathhouse.

Recommend to get the food coupon from No.1 bathhouse for 400 NTD. This gives you a free entrance ticket to any of the 3 bathhouses. The coupon can be used to offset 400 NTD from your food and drinks bill at the adjacent restaurant which serves a good selection of tasty and reasonably-priced food items.

Unfortunately I couldn’t take pictures here because everyone is nude.

If you’ve ever been to another gender separate sauna, it’s going to be quite similar.

If you don’t speak Chinese, it will be a little tricky, but totally doable. Have to go in, buy a ticket at the front counter. Then for men (sorry ladies, I only went to the men’s section - obviously, but I imagine it’s similar), walk to the right outside through a cafeteria area then down stairs on the right. Take off your shoes, leave them on the shelf, pay $20NT to put your things in a locker or just use an open wooden box.

You need to bring a towel or buy one there. You are required to be completely nude as well. If you can get past any discomfort with that, the experience is wonderful. There are 6 baths. Two large ones that are lukewarm. 3 that are hot, hotter and hottest, then one small one that is cold water.

There is a dry and wet sauna as well. This is all outdoors as well, though not visible from outside the sauna, so you can see the mountains and blue sky above as you bask in your liberating nudity.

The best part though, for me, was the play where there is a very shallow pool of water, maybe only an inch or two of hot water, on warm stone where you rest your head on a wooden block. Something about laying in warm water, in cool air, with the breeze and clouds passing above was blissfully relaxing as old Taiwanese music plays and you hear the chatter of men just relaxing together.

I honestly can’t wait to go back. What a great way to relax and enjoy the natural hot spring waters of Taiwan.

Super good n relax, my right knee was injured by excise was planning to check doctor, but thou about to give it a try of hot spring, amazing my right knee was heal by next morning 😊 should try this place out.

A small but nice onsen in the Beitou area. A nice selection of soaking pools, dry sauna, and steam room. Clean and well maintained. Price is reasonable ($250 entry, $20 locker). Easy to get to by bus or Uber.

Really great hot springs set up.
Open baths outside.
Multiple baths and temperatures.
Good set up and amenities.
Highly satisfied. Will be back at a later date.
Many people and also bring your own towel or buy one. Also bring 20 NTD for the locker as well.

dine in and get free entry to the hot spring,Sunday full of people but don't worry about it .First go to the counter (1 馆）buy a ticket 400twd ,order the food (famous porridge )then go to the hot spring while waiting for the porridge to prepare (2 hours ).u need to bring towel by your own cause buying a towel here is expensive .1 馆 and 3馆 are public naked ,2 馆 need to wear swim wear.u can go to the 3馆 open air cause there u don't need to queue

Nice natural hot springs with many pools of varied temperature (there is a pool with comfortably cold water, and one that is very hot). I went to the one in which you have to get naked, the entry was 250 NT$ (bathhouse number 2).

They don't provide anything, need to bring your own towel, no flip flops inside allowed. The locker is additional 20 NT$, you can only lock it once, otherwise you'd need to pay again. Bring your own water bottle. There's a restaurant on the premises. Didn't eat there, but seemed okay and not too expensive.

It gets crowded towards the late evening (around 8-9pm), but still lots of place to relax. There's a steam room (gets pretty hot) and a dry sauna. The dry say wasn't hot enough, not sure if something broke down or if it was supposed to be like this.

This sauna is gay friendly, but from what I understood the visitors were a healthy mix of gay and straight people. Everything is very subtle and you won't be bothered if you don't want to be bothered.

One of my favorite hot springs in Taipei. It has 3 types of places: nude female, nude male, and swimsuits which is family friendly. You can go first to the restaurant and buy tickets for the price of 400NT, then you can cover your spa’s cost which is 250NT otherwise. Then you can buy food for the price of 400NT which is a good deal. Rice porridge is the most famous dish there. I highly recommend to order duck dish and spiral buns.