YOHO Beach Resort

Large resort hotel catering for families and couples. As it was end of season limited options for evening meal but the breakfast was good and varied and available from 8-12 so not over crowded. A little off the beaten track but a bus stop is opposite and the bus will take you to all the popular sights and towns. The staff were pleasant and helpful.

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).

Great location right on the seashore. The rooms are spacious and clean . The breakfast buffet will keep you going all day, the selection is huge, western and Asian cuisine . A pool, warm pools and the beach go explore

The price sets an expectation that is not matched. There is not enough parking for all the guests, the pools are seriously overcrowded and smell of urine, with a strong chlorine afterscent. The beds are very hard with feather pillows, so if you have allergies, you will not feel refreshed. The breakfast is adequate, for a bed and breakfast, but compared to international hotels.. Sub par would be a compliment. Overall 3 stars is a generous rating of this venue. No wonder they beg customers for a 5 star rating offering incentives.

YOHO is not a resort. They barely make to a Hotel. There is no food menu, only buffet that costs $1000NTD per person. Imagine coming with a family of 5 and it’s not even good. Facilities are old and dirty, a lot of dust in the bedrooms, smelly bathrooms, pools have the painting peel off. The goods: 3 big swimming pools for kids and a play center. Staff at the front desk tried their best to make us happy, but I guess the owner really doesn’t want to put money into the hotel. The only way I would comeback is if I get the hotel room at a cheap price which I did ($3,000ntd per night for a family room, bfast included)

The hotel and facilities are showing wear and tear, and the breakfast buffet is not horrible, but not great. Our loft room was very comfortable. We had no issues with it. The staff are friendly and professional. My kids loved the show and took part in the audience participation despite being quite shy. The water slides were fun. The pools were clean and atmospheric. The shops were well maintained and reasonably priced given it is a resort. The performers at the show can be seen throughout the park and even have a showcase in the lobby where they interact with those present and increase interest in the show. There are a lot of repairs needed to bring Yoho back to its former glory, but there isn’t anything getting in the way of family fun.

The hotel is clearly showing it's age with a worn out look and feel to it that really turns you off from the get go. Our first room smelled like smoke, admittedly not the hotels fault and they moved us to another room. The second room's air con didn't work and the room was over 27 degrees all night. Gotta love sleeping in a puddle of sweat. The second major issue was the absolutely absurd "show" blaring music at stupid volumes right outside our hotel room window until late every night. The room was supposed to be for kids, but there was no way my kids could sleep with the screeching banshees plying their trade every night. The room was incredibly dark without enough lights making it difficult to unpack in our 28 degree noise ridden miserable room. Add in that for a room that sleeps 5, there was only one outlet that could be used for charging a phone, watch or the like. The other two outlets were across the room. I only give 2 stars because while the accommodations were atrociously bad, there were activities for the kids with the pool, water activities and play room. My whole family were too exsausted to really enjoy them and we found ourselves just wanting to leave. We won't be coming back.

Nice beach access and fun pools all around . Resort is little worn down, pool water is cold, but dinner selection is amazing. Great indoor play area for kids and adults. Sufficient shopping and cafes available to keep the family entertained.

Yoho is a beach resort that caters to Taiwanese families. The hotel is gigantic complete with multiple buildings and a sprawling pool that flows from one end of the complex to the other. There is a small waterfront area- but it's very rocky. I didn't really like staying here for a few reasons. 1. Because it's geared towards families things were a bit noisy. There was always music or big groups of people. Even from my room I could hear cheesy ktv which made relaxing difficult. There was no where one can just chill out. 2. There is very little around the hotel which is right off a busy road. You can't walk to much of anything so expect a 15 min car ride to Kenting for anything. 3. The rooms are not bad but pretty dated- especially the bathrooms. Balcony is a nice touch but the glass does not seal allowing a lot of noise in from outside. 4. Breakfast is large but just so so. On the plus side- staff are friendly and the resort has a cool koi pound. Overall though, Yoho just was not for me.