Nichiyō, located at No. 32, Ping'an Rd., Dayuan District, Taoyuan City, boasts a simple and quiet location, like a quietly shining node in a journey. Close to the airport access, it serves as a convenient rest stop for red-eye flights, transit passengers, and those staying further away; it offers travelers a reassuring rhythm of "arrive, rest, and set off again."
The transportation network is excellent, with the Airport MRT connecting Taipei Main Station (A1), Taoyuan International Airport Station (A12, A13), Dayuan Station (A15), and Taoyuan High Speed Rail Station (A18), allowing for quick access to the Taipei metropolitan area within an hour.
For drivers, Nichiyō is also conveniently located near the Dayuan Interchange, connecting to National Highway 2 for quick transfers to National Highways 1 and 3, facilitating rapid travel throughout Taiwan.
Whether it's a short rest or an early morning flight, stealing a day or two of leisure between the sea breeze and the runway, the Taoyuan coastline, known as the "Pearl Coast," boasts the most diverse natural landscape in Taiwan. From algal reefs, sand dunes, wetlands, the traditional fishing method of "qian qiu" (a type of fishing boat) to stone weirs, the ebb and flow of the tides create a vibrant blue corridor, perfect for a pleasant time. (Source: Taoyuan City Government Tourism Bureau)
The location of Riyouju (日曜居) is understated and unassuming, yet perfectly situated—ideal for every traveler seeking efficiency while yearning for a moment of tranquility.
"Super clean, spacious, & beautifully decorated in a minimalist style! Brand new building, so everything is new & modern, including plenty of electrical outlets. Shower is huge & has a door to separate it from the rest of the bathroom, unlike many in Asia. Really nice toiletries, free unlimited bottled water, &and full-size fridge/freezer in the lobby where you can store food, meds, or chill your drinking water. We stayed twice, one week apart, & the bathroom rugs were cute & different both times.
Some noise from the traffic, airport, and nearby construction is audible, but easily drowned out with some white noise. No food nearby, but you can get something before you leave the airport and they sell cookie/cracker/chip type snacks in the lobby. Or, of course, use apps to get things delivered.
Convenient location 2-3 subway stops from the airport (depending on terminal), then a 10-15 minute walk along a mostly flat path. A swivel carry-on size suitcase was able to wheel along on all 4 wheels except for a couple places where it got tipped onto two wheels to get up a curb or over gravel. No sidewalk most the way, but a wide enough shoulder you aren’t walking in traffic - though I’d still"