Man Valley Resort Town

All the staff were incredibly friendly. The resort is huge with tons of fun activities. The scenery is absolutely stunning, perfect for photoshoots. The outdoor hot springs are so relaxing, beautiful both day and night. The kids' water play area is massive and even has kayaks, making it a perfect day out. The restaurant food was also delicious and reasonably priced.

Our weekend road trip to the HNR Manggu Town exceeded all expectations! The entire valley is enveloped by lush forests, brimming with negative oxygen ions – perfect for escaping the summer heat and breathing in fresh air. Staying in a forest treehouse was incredibly atmospheric; the wooden structure felt clean and cozy. It even came with a private mountain spring hot tub. Soaking in the tub at dusk, listening to the sound of pine trees and insects, with a sky full of stars above, just melted away a week's worth of fatigue. The resort's amenities are excellent. The shuttle bus runs 24/7, and there's a water park, kayaking, jungle trekking, live-action CS, camping, and BBQ facilities – plenty to keep adults relaxed and kids entertained, all in one place. The food was authentic and delicious, and the breakfast buffet offered a wide variety. The staff were incredibly enthusiastic with their service. The overall environment is clean and elegant, making every photo-op a great one. It's ideal for family trips or gatherings with friends. I'd love to visit again!

The resort facilities are comprehensive; once you're in, there's basically no other expense besides food. Bicycles are available for free use, and electric carts provide convenient transport whenever needed. The restaurant environment is very clean and pleasant, and the water in the aquatic play area is also quite clean. Breakfast was delicious. I'll definitely come back again.

The resort is huge and the rooms are very clean. The 24-hour shuttle service makes it convenient to get around. There were many fireworks at night, which were super beautiful. The lawn is great and there are lots of facilities for kids to play, like football, water games, jungle adventure, and off-road vehicles. The kids were very happy. It's a great place for a weekend or weekday family vacation to relax and let the kids have fun.

Hidden deep in the mountains, Huanren Manggu Resort Town is a perfect escape from the city's hustle and bustle. It's an all-in-one spot for dining, accommodation, and entertainment, featuring a water park, jungle trekking, and even a mountain spring bath. It's incredibly relaxing!

The treehouse, which my child was so excited about, is very unique and has great air quality. The service was also excellent; it was clean, and staff members proactively helped us with whatever we wanted to do. There's a shuttle bus that takes you from the lobby to the treehouse villas. It's not too crowded on weekdays, and our family had a very relaxing two-day stay with the kids.

I was very satisfied with my overall stay! The service in the town was excellent, from check-in to the shuttle bus and the staff at the attractions. I think the level of service is comparable to that of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai—very professional and attentive. We originally booked a king-size room, but our child suddenly wanted to stay in a treehouse, so we paid to upgrade. The private hot spring included in the treehouse was also very enjoyable. Overall, I was very satisfied and would bring my family back again.

The overall service at Mangu Town is excellent! The staff who serviced our room were especially exceptional, patient, caring, and very understanding. However, I declined to view the private bath room before booking, simply looking at the pictures online. And it wasn't because it was fully booked and inconvenient to view! Upon entering the room, it smelled strongly of dampness and was cramped. Most puzzling was that the private baths were only drained once a day and couldn't be freely drained. With such a large temperature difference between morning and evening, draining the water once only allows for a single soak. If you want to soak again, you have to go to the public area. This seems to defeat the purpose of private baths. What's the point of paying the private bath price to stay in a damp, moldy, and cramped private bath room when you can't choose to do so multiple times? Why not stay in the slightly cheaper, brighter, and more spacious River Valley rooms? This makes me wonder why so many empty rooms aren't open for viewing, only pictures!