Rooms
The beauty of nature,
primitiveness, and simplicity.
"With Unadorned elements such as raw stones, timber, glass, stainless steel, and fair-faced concrete, combined with the stunning mountain and seascape seen through the windows, WanderingWalls presents its most natural and primitive aspect through a clever and delicate arrangement. This allows every guest to experience the beauty of simplicity."
Grace C. 2F
Through the Architect’s Eyes
Named after architect Grace Cheung, its first guest, Grace C. offers a glimpse into her vision. From the spacious balcony, take in Hengchun’s hills, woodland and distant sea—the landscape that inspired the architecture of Wandering Walls. A place to experience the building through its
Named after architect Grace Cheung, its first guest, Grace C. offers a glimpse into her vision. From the spacious balcony, take in Hengchun’s hills, woodland and distant sea—the landscape that inspired the architecture of Wandering Walls. A place to experience the building through its
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Green Land 2F
Let the Forest Become Part of the Room
At Green Land, nature is close. Three tall acacia trees frame the view, with Leucaena woodland covering the hills beyond. From your private balcony, watch the treetops sway in the breeze and sunlight shift across the landscape.
At Green Land, nature is close. Three tall acacia trees frame the view, with Leucaena woodland covering the hills beyond. From your private balcony, watch the treetops sway in the breeze and sunlight shift across the landscape.
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Green Acacia 2F
Where the Story of Wandering Walls Began
Acacia overlooks the preserved woodland that first inspired the architecture of Wandering Walls. With no balcony, this quiet second-floor room invites you to stay inside, watch the trees sway beyond the windows, and reconnect with the landscape where it all began.
Acacia overlooks the preserved woodland that first inspired the architecture of Wandering Walls. With no balcony, this quiet second-floor room invites you to stay inside, watch the trees sway beyond the windows, and reconnect with the landscape where it all began.
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