Name: HOSHINOYA Guguan
Telephone: 050-3134-8091

Notices: In-room Amenities
To reduce plastic waste, the provision of disposable amenities in guest rooms will be prohibited in all hotels across Taiwan starting January 2025.
At HOSHINOYA Guguan, beginning December 16, 2024, these amenities will only be available upon request.
If you would like to receive any of these items, please inform our staff at check-in.
Amenities included: toothbrush, toothpaste, razor, shaving cream, comb, shower cap
Notice Regarding Delivery of Messages Leading to Phishing Sites
Notice Regarding Delivery of Messages Leading to Phishing Sites. Please beware of suspicious e-mails and Facebook pretending to be from Hoshino Resorts. There have been e-mails sent under the subject such as "Urgent Contact," "Important Notice," "Identification Confirmation," etc. We never ask for important information such as credit card numbers, expiration dates, PINs, etc. via e-mail. If you find a suspicious email as above, please delete it without clicking on the URL in the e-mail.

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A land that reverberates with the music of the Atayal people

Approximately 3,600 members of the Atayal tribe reside in Guguan. HOSHINOYA Guguan embraces, protects, and conveys their culture.

Traces of Pine Resin

The grounds of HOSHINOYA Guguan were once hunting and play areas for the Atayal tribe. The pines on the property still bear marks from where they once collected resin for fuel.

The Sound that Conveys the Heart

For the Atayal tribe, the mouth harp is a vital means of communication. It was used to alert others of enemy invasions, to call upon the spirits of ancestors in nature, and also in festivals, weddings, and to express words of love.

Experiencing the Culture

At HOSHINOYA Guguan, guests can learn about the Atayal tribe's lifestyle, beliefs, and philosophy. They can also partake in hands-on experiences such as making and playing the mouth harp (koukin), as well as weaving activities.

In-room Amenities

Notice Regarding Delivery of Messages Leading to Phishing Sites

A land that reverberates with the music of the Atayal people

Traces of Pine Resin

The Sound that Conveys the Heart

Experiencing the Culture