Hot Springs Hotels in Chenzhou

The room is very spacious and the decoration is very chic. The bath space in the private soup room is also quite large. The baby is very happy. There are many special decorations in the public area. It seems that I really came to Southeast Asia. There are many small animals. The service staff of the homestay are also very enthusiastic.

The environment is great, very comfortable and cozy. The service from the hotel staff was excellent; they helped us book tickets at a great discount. The next day, it rained, and we decided not to go up the mountain. I thought their cancellation policy would be as flexible as ** (some other place/platform), but I didn't realize we had to cancel before 7:40 AM. However, the landlady went above and beyond to successfully help us get a refund, which was wonderful. The restaurant food is genuinely delicious, especially the fish and wild mushrooms. The soups were just okay, but the chicken dish in another section looked promising, something to try next time. The food is a major draw that would make me want to come back, and I hope they maintain the quality. The private hot tub in the room is too big; it took an hour for the faucet to fill it even halfway, and it's quite high, making it a bit unsafe to step into. Adding a step stool beside it would be much better. Also, it would be great if they offered more twin-bedded rooms instead of mostly king-sized beds, which is a minor drawback.

This B&B is located in a small town, about a 30-minute drive from Mount Yu. The entrance is in an alley (the owner said it would be moved to the other side), and while it might not look impressive from the outside, it's a truly unique experience once you're inside. You can tell the owner has invested a lot of money and thought into the place; every corner is beautiful. The B&B has a Buddhist temple, a hot spring swimming pool, billiards, and a book bar. They don't offer lunch or dinner, but takeout is very convenient. I absolutely love this B&B. Recommended, recommended, recommended

Well... I stayed in this 1800+ B&B on a business trip. The hotel management and waiters were all good. The only downside was the lack of security management. Someone knocked on the door of the room called Qixia where I stayed in the middle of the night and pressed the password 6 times (I was woken up by the sound of entering the wrong password 6 times). It really woke me up in the middle of winter! After waking up, I turned on the light and stopped pressing the password. There was no sound at the door, so I immediately called the housekeeper, who came over quickly. The balcony is close to the hot spring area upstairs, and there is a staircase path that can go straight, which is very unsafe. Then there is no surveillance at the door of the room and the back of the balcony, which poses a great safety hazard! !

You can tell this is an established, luxury hotel with a good foundation. The decor and service are both excellent, and the hot springs are fantastic. The only minor drawback was the taste of the food at the Chinese restaurant downstairs. The air conditioning in the room wasn't very effective at cooling, but overall it was good. I would definitely come back again.

The hotel is nice. There are two roads to the mountain. The mountain road from Nuanshui Town is not easy to drive, but it is easier to drive from Rucheng. The hotel is next to the hot spring center. We booked a private bath room, which said that the pool water was brought up from the hot spring center. The room is large, the private bath is unlimited, and the accommodation experience is very good. The breakfast variety is a bit limited, and there is room for improvement.