Sanying Spa Resort Hotel

The rooms are spacious, clean, and hygienic. Parking is convenient, the staff are enthusiastic and provide excellent service, and the air quality and environment are great.

Had a great weekend getaway at Sanying Hot Spring Resort, it's definitely a fantastic choice for hot spring enthusiasts near Guangzhou. The hot springs are built into the mountainside, nestled amongst lush greenery, offering a serene environment and fresh air. There are over seventy natural hot spring pools, each with different functions. The variety is excellent, with cave hot springs, herbal baths, milk baths, and mountaintop pools. The water quality is warm and comfortable; after a soak, I felt completely relaxed and my skin was noticeably smoother. The resort facilities are thoughtful and convenient. Along the pathways, there's a constant supply of hot ginger tea and fresh towels. The relaxation area also features a steam room and stone slab baths. The guest rooms are clean and tidy, and some room types even come with private hot tubs on the balcony, offering excellent privacy. The dining options are abundant and the food tastes great. Overall, the service is attentive. It’s perfect for both family trips and friends looking to unwind, providing a wonderful escape from the city hustle and bustle. It's a truly stress-relieving and therapeutic experience, definitely worth a return visit.

Pros: The swimming pool and hot springs are good, though a bit old, but they organized a lot of activities which made it lively, and the kids loved it too. Cons: The hot spring tub in the room is very, very small. The breakfast was really bad!!! The butter was served in a big bowl, and the bread wasn't covered with a napkin, so everyone just picked it up with their bare hands. The congee only came with pickled mustard greens and olive vegetables. There were very few drink options.

Terrible experience, I'm never coming back. Here's why: 1. Arrived around 12 PM, couldn't check in until 1:30 PM. A large number of guests were piled up waiting in the lobby. When it finally hit 1:30 PM, a long queue formed at the front desk for check-in. 2. My friend and I both booked the Tingquan Pavilion rooms, paying over 800 per night. One was a king-size, the other a twin. Even though they were the same price, we were cruelly separated into Building 8 and the distant Building 1. Our request to change rooms and be in the same building was denied. 3. Room cleanliness was worrying. Upon opening the door, we were greeted by a damp, moldy smell. The mirror had dirty smudges, there were cigarette butts in the hot spring tub, and the tables and sinks were sticky. The balcony view was of a dilapidated, sparse small farm downstairs, overgrown with weeds, a waft of horse manure, and the roar of off-road vehicles. 4. Besides the pool and hot springs, the included children's play area was very perfunctory. There were no other good options for kids. 5. At the buffet breakfast entrance, the act of a staff member chasing after a child who just reached 1.2 meters, demanding 68 RMB, was utterly tacky. 6. Upon check-in, we registered for the so-called complimentary Dafengmen tickets. We received no SMS or any other booking notification. When checking out, I specifically asked if the reservation was successful and was told it was, and we just needed to provide our name and number at the scenic area. After driving a long way through traffic, we were told there was no ticket information! All of these service experiences made me feel like it wasn't worth the 800+ RMB per night, even for a Saturday during the summer holiday!!!

I used to think Three-Ying was too old-fashioned and never considered staying there. This time, due to a last-minute booking, the only family room available was at Three-Ying. Overall, I found it to be great value for money. Aside from the room not being very spacious and feeling a bit dated (e.g., peeling stickers), I didn't feel it was inferior to Jia Hua. The hotel itself offers many activities; the hot springs and pools were quite enjoyable. The staff were enthusiastic and helpful, with concierge Employee ID 8300 always responding to our needs. I'm quite satisfied.

Not bad, the hot springs are very comfortable. It's great for family trips, and the service is good too. I'd definitely go again.

The room was comfortable, clean, and hygienic, with a balcony offering views of the mountains and hot spring area. The hotel is quite large, and they provide shuttle services between the front desk, hot spring area, and accommodation. The only downsides were the air conditioning being a bit noisy and the lack of power outlets, which was a minor inconvenience.

This is an older hotel, and while the rooms are a bit dated, they make up for it with spaciousness, attentive service, and a good variety of delicious breakfast options. I also appreciate the hotel upgrading my room. Overall, it was a good experience, and I'd come back again if I have the chance.

Honestly, it was pretty good. We booked the Chibi Maruko-chan themed family villa. The only downside was that the master bedroom had no windows, so it smelled very damp and stuffy, which gave me a bit of a headache. Everything else was very satisfactory. Although the property is a bit older, it doesn't feel run-down at all. The butler was also very friendly, and the private onsen tub was spotlessly clean. We went during the summer holidays on a weekend, and even then, they didn't seem overwhelmed. There were plenty of activities, and the kids had a blast. Just a heads-up: if you choose the two-bedroom family room, one of the rooms won't have a window. Keep this in mind if it's something that bothers you; otherwise, consider a different room type.