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A whole house for 6
Two rooms is all it takes

Six people do not have to wait until they are fifteen. Open two rooms and the whole house holds only your group — both Dream Come True and Wish Come True offer a two-room whole-house plan, from NT$6,000 on off-season weekdays.

No minimum party size

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What "a whole house for 6" actually means

A whole-house rate follows how many rooms you open, not how many people come. Six guests in two rooms still have the living room, the kitchen, the splash pool, the KTV and the BBQ area to themselves — no other guests share them. That is the difference between this and simply booking two rooms.

Because the rate is decoupled from the head count, there is no minimum party size. Two people can take two rooms; six people can open three and spread out. The only variable is the number of rooms.

The living room at Dream Come True, with two sofa groups, a coffee table and the wooden stair rail up to the first floor; during a whole-house stay the shared floor belongs to one group only

Six guests in two rooms still share the living room, kitchen and splash pool as one group.

1–6 guests: what to open

Party size Suggested plan Off-season weekday
2 Any 2 rooms (up to 6 guests) · either property NT$6,000
4 Any 2 rooms (up to 6 guests) · either property NT$6,000
5 Any 2 rooms (up to 6 guests) · either property NT$6,000
6 Any 2 rooms (up to 6 guests) · either property NT$6,000

The final plan and rate are confirmed by our housekeeper from your dates, group size and availability.

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What a group of six usually looks like

  • Two small families — four adults and two children, one family per room, with the splash pool and the kids' play area outside.
  • Three couples — three double rooms works too; opening three rooms is roomier than two, and the difference is in the room count.
  • Three generations — with older family along, Wish Come True is the easier pick: it has a ground-floor room, so there are no stairs.
  • A trip for two to four — a smaller group can still take the house; nothing about having it to yourselves changes.

For six or fewer the difference between the two houses is not capacity — both manage it — but where the splash pool sits and whether there is a ground-floor room. The pool at Dream Come True is on the private balcony off an upstairs room; the one at Wish Come True is in the ground-floor covered courtyard, next to the BBQ area.

  • The splash pool at Dream Come True sits on the private balcony of the cartoon family room, walled on all sides and away from the street, so guests can step straight back inside

    Dream Come True: upstairs balcony — step straight back into the room

  • The splash pool at Wish Come True is in the ground-floor covered courtyard, under the same roof as the long dining table with nothing partitioning them

    Wish Come True: ground-floor courtyard — next to the BBQ and the seating

The whole-house plans this size uses

Per night, NT$. The rate follows how many rooms you open, not how many guests.

Dream Come True

Suggested plan Off-season WeekdaysSummer WeekdaysOff-season HolidaysLong Holidays & Peak SummerChinese New Year
Any 2 roomsup to 6 guests 6,0008,00013,50020,00023,000

Wish Come True

Suggested plan Off-season WeekdaysSummer WeekdaysOff-season HolidaysLong Holidays & Peak SummerChinese New Year
Any 2 roomsup to 6 guests 6,0008,00015,00023,00027,000

Anyone beyond a room's standard occupancy counts as an extra bed, up to 2 (NT$300 per person on weekdays, NT$500 on weekends and holidays).

Questions we get about six-guest stays

Are two rooms tight for six people?

Six is the standard occupancy of the two-room plan, so it is a comfortable fit rather than a squeeze. If you would rather spread out, open three rooms; the rate follows the room count. Which rooms you get is arranged by our housekeeper based on who is coming.

What if we are just over six — can we add a bed?

Anyone beyond a room's standard occupancy counts as an extra bed, up to 2 (NT$300 per person on weekdays, NT$500 on weekends and holidays). For seven or more, though, opening a third room usually suits better than adding beds to two — ask about both.

Do the BBQ, KTV and electric mahjong cost extra?

They are included in the whole-house rate at no extra charge and need no booking. A group of six has the full set available. We can order BBQ ingredients for you, or you can bring your own.

Which house suits six people better?

For six or fewer, either works. With older family or anyone who would rather avoid stairs, Wish Come True has a ground-floor room; if you would like the splash pool tucked away so you can step straight back inside, look at the upstairs balcony pool at Dream Come True.

Send your dates and group size

You do not need to pick a house or a room count first. Send your dates and how many are coming, and we will confirm what is free, which house fits and the actual rate.

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