Yilan Stilt House B&B sharing: Healing living accommodation in a concrete building

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 #Yilan As soon as you enter the stilt house, you will be attracted by the low-key Japanese atmosphere. The entire building is made of exposed concrete, giving it a calm and quiet aura. The outdoor space is also very comfortable, with a small lotus pond at the door There are also a few pet ducks inside, so cute! ✅Room design The room we stayed in was spacious. In addition to the comfortable spring bed, my favorite part was the "small living room" in the room, which had a tatami couch and a small sofa. During the day, you could sit there and daydream, drink tea, chat, or use your phone. The overall atmosphere was very relaxing. The biggest highlight is the floor-to-ceiling window design, which provides great lighting and allows the sun to shine in, creating a warm and comfortable feeling. There is a lotus pond right outside the window. You can see the lotus flowers in the pond and the ducks strolling leisurely while lying in bed. It feels like you are enjoying the scenery without going out. Waking up in the morning to see the soothing scene gives you a sense of vacation. The bathroom is designed with dry and wet separation, which is clean and easy to use. What's thoughtful is that there are many sockets in the room, which makes charging very convenient. It's really a plus that you don't have to fight for plugs. ✅ Breakfast is very thoughtful: The most surprising thing is the nine-square breakfast made by the owner of the B&B! It looks like a high-end bento box. Your eyes will light up as soon as you open it. It contains steamed buns she kneaded by herself, freshly ground soy milk, homemade salted eggs and fermented bean curd. It is healthy and delicious, and you can taste the care and local flavor. Not only do you feel full after eating the meal, but you also feel cared for. It's a lot like having breakfast at grandma's house, comfortable and warm. **The lady boss was also very friendly. We had a great time chatting. Before I left, she gave me a pot of osmanthus fragrans and told me to come back and visit her when I have time. **At that moment, I really felt that this was more like visiting an old friend’s house than staying at a hotel 😀