The Hotel Indigo Alishan is located 58 kilometers from the Alishan Highway, the first point of entry into Alishan Forest. It is near the Xiding Eryanping Trail, 20 minutes from the Fenqi Lake Station and 45 minutes from the Alishan Forest Recreation Area. The hotel is a gold-grade green building that pays the highest tribute to Alishan. The exterior of the hotel is made of stone walls. Its grille design was inspired by the cypress carriages of the Alishan Forest Railway, evoking the image of the trains. The walkway from the hotel’s drop-off point to the entrance of the lobby features a train platform and sleepers, symbolizing the start of the journey to discovery.

When you enter the lobby, you feel like you are in a bamboo forest, interconnected with the greenery of the mountains. Walking through the tunnel of light and shadow, you will be greeted by millet fields, sparking the joy of abundance. The hotel is a combination of nature, forest, neighborhood culture and history. It is a key to Alishan that awaits travelers, so they can explore and create their own stories.

ehohamo
ehohamo means myth in the Tsou language and also connotes the telling of stories. Each banquet in ehohamo’s Mythology Hall is a story of every traveler. The 149-square-meter space is suitable for small- and medium-sized meetings, business banquets and family gatherings, and skillfully integrates the texture and colors of traditional Tsou weaving.

hufu
In the past, the Tsou used to build a hufu outside of their homes, a pavilion where neighbors could gather, talk and share their resources. The Tsou word hufu also means to share and the hufu pavilion. Located outside the first floor, is an 82-square-meter sharing space with an open kitchen, standalone restrooms, a large LCD screen and sliding glass doors that can be fully opened or closed to provide a private and comfortable space for customized banquets, wine tastings or dining seminars.

ton’u kitchen
ton’u means millet in the Tsou language and was one of the food staples cultivated by the Tsou people in the past. The restaurant is designed with a seating area surrounded by millet decorations, creating a festive atmosphere and symbolizing a bountiful harvest. The restaurant combines Chiayi snacks, local ingredients from Alishan and features of Tsou cuisine to create a global cuisine with a multitude of layers. The outdoor seating area is perfect for al fresco breakfast dates during spring and summer, allowing the warm morning sun to wake you up. There is a romantic wedding pedestal on the side, allowing the mountains to bear witness to your love.

’a veo veo yu
The clouds, sunset and starry sky are able to create the most romantic atmospheres without any special designs required. Whether it’s the magnificent sea of clouds, the setting sun or the vast starry sky, you can enjoy it all. Have a sip of the classic Alishan coffee and Alishan alpine tea, as well as the bartender’s various cocktails that incorporate the local culture’s specialties, and get a taste of some exquisite and delicious afternoon tea snacks.