We were based here as part of a cycling trip up to Wu Ling (3275m above sea level). The rooms were large and comfortable with what we consider standard amenities for this type of hotel (toothbrush, shaver, comb, tea, kettle, hair dryer, etc.)
The view from the window overlooking a valley was spectacular. And it turned all white when the mist/fog/cloud covered it.
Breakfast was included and it included a decent variety of food to satisfy most. I don't know why people who want bacon, eggs and baked beans come to this part of Taiwan. It is a bit rural and somewhat a long way away from the nearest city. That said, there's a Starbucks about a 100m away and a 7-Eleven (said to be the world's highest). Lots of good restaurants nearby serving authentic Taiwan cuisine, much of it sourced locally. All delicious
Staff were friendly and helpful. One night we were sitting in the lobby with one of the group who suffered a little altitude sickness. The staff brought out a pot of tea for us. Unasked. NIce.

The open front courtyard is good for star gazing provided you are prepared for the bright lights of the lobby and corridors. A pair of night binoculars or at least a folded magazine to block out the back light is needed to bring out the stars. And if you are lucky, you might be able to see the Sun rise over the hills. Otherwise, the Sun will always be hidden by clouds. But do not be too disappointed as the view of the valley floor is still very impressive.