Caesar Park Hotel Kenting Review: Is It Worth Staying Here?

Walking into Caesar Park Hotel Kenting felt like entering a 5-star hotel with a direct portal to Jurassic Park.

The enormous glass windows in the entrance hall frame a lush tropical garden filled with palm trees. And rising dramatically behind them is Dajianshan, Kenting’s distinctive pointed mountain.

What an entrance! And the strong entrance was just the beginning.

With both a beautiful beach and a charming little beach bar right across the street, plus the Kenting Night Market all within a few minutes’ walk, you could spend your entire holiday within roughly 500 metres of Caesar Park Hotel and have a wonderful time.

We ventured further thanks to the hotel’s complimentary bicycles, but I loved how much there was to enjoy right on our doorstep.

Here’s what made our stay special — and what you should know before booking.

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That Jurassic Park entrance — and the loveliest place for cake

One of my favourite things about Caesar Park is how they made the outdoors the center of attention.

The lobby’s floor-to-ceiling windows create an incredible view of the gardens and Dajianshan. The mountain has such a distinctive shape that it almost looks like something from a movie set.

Even better, there’s a lovely café area where you can sit and enjoy it all.

My tip: Take it easy and make time for coffee and cake in the Lobby Lounge, even if you have a busy beach itinerary.

Breakfast with ocean views

Breakfast deserves its own mention, largely because of the view.

We found ourselves looking out over palm trees towards Xiaowan Beach and an incredibly blue sea.

We ate, and the view ate too!

The photographs barely capture how beautiful that blue looked in person. It was the kind of setting that made me want to linger over breakfast and enjoy another coffee.

Breakfast is served at the hotel’s Compass Restaurant, which offers a buffet with Taiwanese and international dishes.

If you can, grab a seat beside the windows.

Our room: A private Jacuzzi and a lovely welcome

Our room came with a private outdoor Jacuzzi set in a little garden.

The surrounding greenery, stepping stones and enclosed courtyard made it feel wonderfully private.

There was also a very sweet welcome waiting for us: towel swans arranged into a heart, complete with rose petals scattered across the bed.

Booking tip: Caesar Park offers several room categories, and the private outdoor Jacuzzi is available in selected ones. Check the specific room description when booking.

Xiaowan Beach is practically on your doorstep

One of Caesar Park’s biggest advantages is its location right beside Xiaowan Beach (Little Bay).

The beach is just across the road from the hotel, with a lovely stretch of sand, beautiful blue water and beach umbrellas.

You can head down for a swim, spend an afternoon relaxing on the sand or simply enjoy the view.

And you can easily return to your room whenever you want.

Don’t miss the little beach bar

Right beside the beach is a charming, casual bar where you can enjoy cocktails overlooking the sea.

We stopped here for drinks, and I loved the atmosphere: colourful cocktails, ocean views and the relaxed feeling of being somewhere tropical.

Find the beach bar on Google Maps ↗

Kenting Night Market is only a five-minute walk away

Another reason I loved Caesar Park’s location: Kenting Night Market is about a five-minute walk away.

In the evening, you can stroll over to Kenting’s main street for street food, snacks, drinks and a lively atmosphere.

It’s especially convenient if you’ve travelled to Kenting without a car.

Between the beach, the beach bar, the hotel restaurants and the night market, you already have plenty of places to eat, drink and relax nearby.

And if you’re arriving by car, the hotel has its own parking.

Exploring Kenting with the hotel’s free bicycles

Although there was plenty to enjoy around Caesar Park, we wanted to see more of Kenting.

Fortunately, the hotel offered complimentary bicycles during our stay.

Shortly after arriving, we borrowed two bikes and set off exploring.

Cycling around this part of Kenting was easy and enjoyable. Within approximately 30–45 minutes of riding, we could reach several scenic stops and viewpoints along the coast.

It was a lovely way to make the most of our first afternoon.

Something else I appreciated: the hotel provided maps and useful information about the area.

I love arriving somewhere and having the hotel help me figure out what to explore. It saves time, especially on a short trip.

My tip: Ask reception about bicycle availability and recommended routes. We found cycling a wonderful way to discover Kenting.

What about the pool and other facilities?

Caesar Park also has a large outdoor swimming pool surrounded by palm trees, a spa, gym and recreational facilities.

The hotel offers activities for families as well.

Our personal highlights were the private Jacuzzi, the food and views, the beach and exploring Kenting by bicycle, so those are the experiences I can speak about firsthand.

Is Caesar Park Hotel Kenting worth staying at?

Yes — especially if you want a relaxing beach holiday with everything close by.

For me, the biggest selling point is the combination of location and atmosphere.

You have the tropical gardens and dramatic mountain views, a lovely café, the beach right across the road, cocktails beside the sea and Kenting Night Market just a short stroll away.

And when you’re ready to explore more of Kenting, the hotel’s bicycles make it easy to get started.

I’d particularly recommend considering one of the rooms with a private outdoor Jacuzzi if that fits your budget.

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