Muen Hot Spring Hotel

This hotel is located near Jiaoxi Hot Spring Park. The staff at the 1st-floor lobby are very friendly, and parking is convenient with the hotel's own underground parking spaces. On the first floor, there's a complimentary coffee and snack bar. The 7th floor has hot spring baths, a steam room, and a sauna. One of the shower doors in the women's area was broken, which was a minor drawback, but the excellent service from the staff somewhat made up for it. Although the facilities are a bit older, the rooms are generally clean and tidy. There's also a gym, a kids' ball pit, and a climbing wall. Toy cars are available for play on the first floor. The breakfast on the 4th floor in the morning is abundant. Overall, it offers great value for money.

We stayed at Mu En Hot Spring Hotel for 3 days and 2 nights. It's conveniently located right next to Tangweigou Hot Spring Park, making it easy to stroll around. The room was spacious, the private bath was huge, and the breakfast was excellent. Even on a Sunday night, there were quite a few people out and about, and walking along the Jiaoxi hot spring street was very relaxing.

Had a very comfortable hot spring bath, and it's super close to Yishun Xuan. This is a truly relaxing place that I highly recommend to everyone. I went home feeling completely refreshed. The breakfast also had a great variety and was very rich and thoughtfully prepared.

Great location and good breakfast. However, if you're staying in the Moon Hotel International building, you'll need to go to the adjacent Moon Hotel Far East building for breakfast and access to the public pool.

The quad room was really spacious and roomy. We thoroughly enjoyed the private hot spring bath in our room. The hotel breakfast was abundant, and the restaurant staff were very friendly and provided excellent service. The hotel is also conveniently located very close to Tangweigou Hot Spring Park.

Extremely clean, great value for money, and a fantastic breakfast!

The Mu'en International (old building) feels a bit dated compared to the adjacent Mu'en Far Eastern (new building), which is noticeable in the in-room hot spring tub and shower facilities. However, the rooms in the old building are more spacious than those in the new one. Both buildings share the same breakfast area and parking lot. This time, I stayed in a 4-person room in the old building. The room was large, and so was the hot tub. Just a heads up, the slippers provided in the room aren't disposable, so if that bothers you, it's more convenient to bring your own.