Hot Springs Hotels in Guangdong, China

We checked in on Thursday and received a complimentary room upgrade. The hot springs pool on the first floor was incredibly comfortable and clean. The front desk attendant was very gentle and informative, explaining the hotel's facilities and environment. Two young men kindly helped us with our luggage and showed us to our room. The upgraded room was in Building 1, a bit far from the outdoor hot spring pools, so we opted to use the in-room hot spring. A packet of bath salts was provided, leaving our skin smooth after bathing. The first night's minibar was also complimentary, featuring two boxes of soy milk, Coke, and beer, plus a fruit platter. In the afternoon, we went out to take photos. The weather was lovely and sunny, and the flowers, plants, and trees were beautiful. The staff were diligently watering and cleaning, very hardworking. There's also a paid mini-train ride in the park. Our package included six archery shots, half an hour of mini-golf, as well as billiards and table tennis. Tennis, basketball, volleyball, and badminton courts are also available but require advance booking by phone. Our package also included a buffet dinner at the Brilliant Restaurant. Since the buffet wasn't available on Thursday, we were offered three options: a la carte at Brilliant Restaurant with an 800-yuan credit, a more standard 'order anything' menu with common home-style dishes, or a fixed set menu. I chose the a la carte option at the restaurant and ordered five dishes and a mango sago dessert. It was very filling, the food was excellent, and the service was perfect. We had black truffle conch slices, giant river prawns, casserole perilla mountain snails with free-range chicken, mango sago, and cumin pine nut baked lamb rice (which was incredibly delicious, though it took an hour to prepare. The crust was fragrant, and the lamb was excellent). The stir-fried fern shoots with dried shrimp was also very tasty, with a crisp yet tender texture similar to Chinese broccoli. Breakfast was also very rich, offering both Chinese and Western options, as well as steamed dim sum. All the staff were fantastic; they would introduce dishes and help clear plates quickly as soon as you approached the counter. There are also many children's facilities in the park, and it's a pet-friendly hotel with an outdoor pet park. The only downside is that there aren't enough signposts in the park. Even with a map, we still got lost frequently, haha.

We stayed at the cozy hamlet. The room and the hotel feels new and clean. The environment is quite pleasant. Sometimes children passed in the corridor outside of the room and were a bit noisy, but not during sleeping time. The dinner buffet is massive with a huge variety of food and the taste is good. The hot springs are clean and often the water is renewed. It was provided towels and even swimsuits if in need. Downside was having a big amount of people at the hotsprings on Saturday afternoon including children splashing and playing in some springs and pools, and an older man blowing his nose in the swimming pool water… Any kind of people is allowed in the space as long as they can pay so if you expect a zen or luxury experience, chose somewhere else. I will for sure return to the hotsprings but I may do so with a day pass. The room is comfortable but with such long time spent outdoors at the sprigs, dinner, games, and massages, and since we cannot use the springs after checkout is best to buy day passes and sleep elsewhere in the city.

This hotel truly liberates guests from wasted time, allowing every precious minute of their vacation to be spent creating happy memories. From skipping queues with exclusive access to the shuttle bus's precise minute-by-minute schedule, and the in-room fast-charging facilities with high-speed Wi-Fi, it's all designed for efficiency. The hotel itself is a living, interactive 'nature laboratory.' Encounters with animals aren't just passive observation; they're designed as multi-faceted active explorations: a casual glance from the restaurant terrace, a detailed look through binoculars at the viewing platform, or participating in a zookeeper's educational talk. This tiered approach ensures guests of all ages can find their comfortable connection with nature. The rooms are clean and tidy; the bedding is spotless and dry; the hotel's location is excellent; and there's a WeChat butler, Shule, who responds quickly. The lobby also has security personnel, standing at attention like retired soldiers, providing a strong sense of safety. The service demonstrates 'proactive empathy.' It anticipates the hidden pain points of family travel: providing bed rails and sterilizers for toddlers, preparing rest stations for the elderly, and even offering light meals for guests arriving late at night. This comprehensive care, even before being asked, significantly reduces the mental burden on trip organizers. What impressed me most was its 'scenario-adaptive capability.' Whether it's sunny or rainy, the hotel can quickly convert outdoor experiences into equally engaging indoor activities. Whether you're a boisterous family group or a solo traveler seeking tranquility, everyone can find their own undisturbed space here. It's like a brilliant director who has prepared the perfect stage for entirely different scripts. It's not just an accommodation; it's a complete operating system for how to efficiently, comfortably, and deeply enjoy a themed resort. It proves that true luxury isn't about piling on elements, but about providing a calm, comprehensive, and well-managed experience.

I took my girlfriend out to play. My girlfriend said she was very satisfied. The hotel service was very good. The front desk gave me a very warm impression. The warm reception of Xiaozhi and Manager Li offset the fatigue on the road. It was my first time staying in a hotel and I felt sincerely received. Although the room had closed windows, it gave people a Hakka walled house style. The night view was particularly beautiful! The Four Points by Sheraton Bavaria was beyond expectations. The environment was beautiful, the facilities were well maintained, not as scary as the reviews said, and the hygiene was also very clean. It is an old hotel, and it seems that a lot of effort has been put into maintenance. I have the opportunity to bring my family back for vacation. Thank you Xiaozhi and Manager Li for their warm reception.

You can tell a lot of thought went into the details. **Amenities:** There's a stream nearby for fishing and playing in the water. On-site, you can barbecue, camp, have bonfires, experience intangible cultural heritage activities, practice calligraphy, and enjoy tea ceremonies. It's a rich and diverse offering, providing entertainment just steps away – you'll never be bored. **Room Interior:** Equipped with a Laifen hairdryer, disposable bathtub liners, mountain spring water for tea ceremonies, both disposable and reusable towels, comfortable bedding, and a separate wet and dry area. **Dining:** Breakfast was very rich and varied (I forgot to take a picture!), served in a nine-compartment style, with fruit and soft drinks in the fridge. For lunch and dinner, they can help you order from a local farmhouse to eat at the guesthouse, or you can barbecue directly at the guesthouse. There's also afternoon tea, which is exquisite and delicious, and the freshness of the fruit really shows their dedication. **Service:** The service was very thoughtful. It was cold, so they brought breakfast directly to our room. I'll definitely come again!

The family-friendly facilities are extensive and thoughtfully designed; my kids had an absolute blast here, keeping themselves entertained without needing constant adult supervision. The Cantonese dim sum for breakfast was authentic and delicious, with fresh and non-greasy pastries. The travel photography service was professional and efficient, and the final photos exceeded our expectations. The environment is quiet and clean, and the room was meticulously maintained. The staff were incredibly warm and attentive. Overall, our stay was exceptional and I highly recommend it.

This was my first time staying at the Sanying Hotel. I was initially in room 5406, which was quite noisy due to its proximity to the road, making it impossible to sleep. After an upgrade, I moved to room 2511, which was much quieter. I'd like to give a special shout-out to employee number 8300, who provided incredibly thoughtful and attentive service. What an outstanding staff member! [strong emoji] Highly recommended, 5-star rating. I will definitely be back!

We have heard of Zhongshan hot spring resort and finally we got a chance to spend time here. The rooms are spacious, the bed is huge. All the staff is very supportive, including front desk and cleaners. The mini bus driver offered us a ride and took us to and fro the mountain. There is no need to say, that everything is nice and clean in the rooms. The breakfast was very good. Hot springs met our expectations. Everything was really nice and clean. Sauna and pools are great, we stayed as family and all of us including kids enjoyed it. Would we come back and recommend the place? Definitely, Yes! Thanks a lot to all the staff and see you later!

First time in Huizhou, and the Shuangyue Bay sea is absolutely stunning! We stayed at Yinsha, which is connected to Yanjing, and it was excellent. The room was spacious with a fantastic view. The front desk and housekeeping staff were all incredibly nice, regularly checking and cleaning the rooms. My personal butler, a lovely young woman, checked in daily to see how our stay was going – so thoughtful! Anything we needed was delivered very quickly. Watching the sunrise from our room on the 29th floor, overlooking the sea, was truly breathtaking. The cliff bar had an incredible view, perfect for photos. Breakfast was also very diverse, catering to everyone's needs.

This hotel is definitely the best in the Liuzu's Hometown Resort. Although it's been open for nearly ten years, the environment and facilities are very well maintained. You can enjoy hot springs in winter and water activities in summer, and the nearby Guo'en Temple caters to those seeking spiritual solace. The two-bedroom, one-living room villa we stayed in was quite spacious, and the gentle, soothing aromatherapy in the rooms was a hit with the whole family. If I had one suggestion, as it rained during our stay, it would be great if a transparent roof could be installed over the private hot spring tub so it could be enjoyed even on rainy days.