Sun Moon Star Dance Bed and Breakfast Coffee Manor Introduction
From amateur to professional, the owner of "Sun Moon Star Dance Homestay" took up farming on his land after retirement, planting several plots of Arabica coffee for personal enjoyment, naming it "Leisure Coffee Field". Unintentionally, beautiful red jewels sprouted in the fields. The homestay is now operated by the young second generation, and their homemade coffee has won several accolades, including "First Prize - Special Award at the 2015 Sun Moon Lake Specialty Coffee Competition" and "Third Place in the 2015 National Coffee Roasting Competition". To promote environmental awareness during hotel stays, the Environmental Protection Administration of the Executive Yuan encourages green living. "Sun Moon Star Dance Homestay" also hopes to contribute to the Earth; guests who stay a second night without changing linens or towels can enjoy a discount of NT$200 per room, along with a box of selected Sun Moon Star Dance Homestay red tea (valued at NT$200). To use the Green Movement discount program, please inform the hosts when making a reservation, allowing them to make the best preparations for you. After 15 years, he has brewed a cup of coffee that has moved all of Taiwan! The owner of "Sun Moon Star Dance Homestay Coffee Estate", Shen Yongwei, states that he has 15 years of experience in coffee cultivation. Choosing the right variety is crucial. Coffee planting requires long-term accumulation and record-keeping to produce a good cup. Each step, from planting, selecting, roasting beans to processing, is interconnected. His aspiration is to create high-quality coffee, which he hopes will promote Sun Moon Lake specialty coffee. The "Promise to My Daughter" is the motivation for the father. The name comes from the fact that the owner’s daughter was born with allergies, leading to strict food selection. During cooking, they minimize sugar, salt, and oil usage. Additionally, the owner's daughter loves mushrooms, and Dalin Village has the highest density of mushroom cultivation in Taiwan, so they feature mushrooms in the breakfast offerings to highlight local characteristics. Guests at the homestay can enjoy a nutritious and distinctive breakfast, feeling the happiness of dining at home, naturally accompanied by the national banquet coffee grown by the homestay owner.
