Bambi Glamping — Hotel in Sanwan

Stayed here for one night. Upon arrival we were greeted with an amazing tasty pizza, better than ones you will find at a pizza restaurant. The place is nice and open with big grass field for children to run around on. There are two dams one for canoeing and the other for the views. The cabins were well equipped and clean. You have to bring your own towels etc. I guess to give it a more camping feel. The highlight staying here is definitely the food that they serve. High grade wagyu beef and seafood! Was super delicious and fresh. You even get lobster congee in the morning. They make their own pork floss as well which was yummy!

They have a big outdoor screen for movies and sport. Their pool and bar caravan is cool and their drinks are nice as well. You also get a night snack of fried tempura, chicken pops and popcorn.

It’s pricey but if you want to experience fresh air and good food you won’t be...

I wouldn’t complain if it only cost $4000 per night, but unfortunately, it’s nearly $7000. Makes me wonder if the most 'luxurious' part was the hefty price tag. Here are several aspects I must point out that shouldn’t be lacking for a nearly $7000 stay: Water: just a few bottles in the room. No fridge, no teabag, or any other free drinks available. There’s also a rule that you shouldn’t eat inside the room. They tried to pass it off as an RV, but it's just a small tiny house with two wheels stuck on it. Poor food and beverage options; the lobster tasted so old it should have retired. You have to bring your towels and everything you expect them to provide by yourself.

Definitely not a place you’ll consider coming back to. Quite...

I've been to a lot of glamping sites in Taiwan and this place is a bit underwhelming. The tents and facilities themselves are ok. But there is a lack of service, considering it cost us 10k. Also the site is located on a hill slope with lots of steep stairs. So not ideal for families with young kids. A lot of young people were there the night we were. Some of them were up until 3am, making a lot of ruckus. We asked them to quiet down, but they got right back to it...