Sweet Suger B&B

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Escape to the charming Sweet Suger B&B in the scenic city of Yilan, Taiwan, where comfort meets a touch of whimsy. Nestled at No.165, Yuemei Road, just 7mi from the bustling city center, this 3-star bed and breakfast offers a cozy retreat with 147 glowing reviews from thrilled travelers. Whether you're seeking relaxation or exploring the local sights, Sweet Suger B&B provides an ideal home base to discover Yilan's hidden gems.

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Kamar Superior

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Room comes with a cable TV, heating and a private bathroom.

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Start your day with a leisurely stroll through the lush garden and stay connected with complimentary WiFi, all while enjoying the fresh air from your non-smoking room cooled by free air conditioning. Parking is a breeze with free private and on-site options, so you can explore the lovely surroundings without a hitch. The welcoming atmosphere and attentive amenities make this spot perfect for those who treasure both comfort and convenience.

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Guests rave about the welcoming vibe and peaceful ambiance of Sweet Suger B&B, making it a favorite among travelers seeking a delightful experience without breaking the bank – prices start at a minimum of just $[insert minimum price if available]. Whether you’re here for a quiet weekend or an extended stay, this charming B&B is ready to greet you with warmth and plenty of local charm!

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After a day of exploring Yilan, indulge your senses with the rich local culture right at your doorstep. While the rooms offer a peaceful retreat, the true charm of Sweet Suger B&B lies in its inviting atmosphere that makes every guest feel like a part of the family. The friendly staff is always ready to share insider tips on the best spots around Yilan, whether it's the local markets, scenic parks, or hidden eateries that serve up authentic Taiwanese delicacies.