Liyang Yushui Hot Spring Forest Hotel

This summer, with the scorching heat in the Jiangsu-Zhejiang-Shanghai region, all I wanted to do was escape into the mountains. We spontaneously decided to take the kids on a road trip to Tianmu Lake, Liyang. When booking a hotel, the Tianmu Lake Yushui Hot Spring Forest Hotel immediately caught my eye – and it turned out to be the best decision of the entire trip. First, what made it easiest for parents: The hotel's summer 'attractions + accommodation' package is tailor-made for lazy people like me who can't be bothered to make elaborate Excel itineraries. The package included tickets to the Water World and Nanshan Bamboo Sea, saving us the time of comparing prices, queuing, and worrying about 'bad choices.' Although we only managed to visit these two places this time, it was enough to completely tire out the kids. The location deserves a special shout-out: The hotel is just a five-to-six-minute walk from the entrance to the Nanshan Bamboo Sea scenic area. With kids constantly asking to ride the mini-train, we didn't have to drive around looking for parking or walk long distances under the scorching sun. Now, for the service – many online reviews say 'the butler service is the soul,' and I can confirm it's true. On the day of check-in, Butler Wang Qinfang proactively added me on WeChat and sent a detailed schedule and map for our visit. She even helped us book and link the attraction tickets, so we just had to scan our ID cards at the entrance, completely hassle-free. She was like a 'local friend' in an unfamiliar city, shielding us from all the trivialities and uncertainties, leaving us only with wonderful moments of fun. Upon arrival, we continued to be well looked after: The breakfast, with its Wumi rice and hot items, might not have been top-tier luxury, but it was freshly made and warm, and there was a dedicated children's self-serve area. Every evening, the hotel offered a comforting late-night congee (alternating between mung bean lily and pumpkin millet), which was 100 times better than takeout after a long day of playing. All staff members would squat down to greet the children, and when checking out, my child even spontaneously wanted to say goodbye to the front desk auntie. In short, if you're a family with preschool or early elementary-aged children taking a road trip, this hotel is the type where you'll say, 'I don't regret staying here; my only regret is not staying another night.' Next time, I definitely need to experience the hot springs and bamboo rafting.

Overall, it's pretty good. The environment is nice, and the room is also comfortable. Included Yushui Hot Spring admission ticket. Hygiene: The sanitary environment is also quite clean. Service: The service is also good. Anything missing from the room was promptly replenished.

A perfect experience! Butler Du Fang provided exceptionally thoughtful and attentive service, meticulously following up on our needs throughout the entire process. The hot spring environment was comfortable, and the service was both professional and heartwarming. From check-in guidance to the hot spring experience, everything was arranged perfectly. The environment and facilities were top-notch.

The hotel and Yushui Hot Spring Resort Hotel are affiliated and connected via a long corridor. The rooms are largely the same as the pictures, with a decor style suitable for families, and the cleanliness is also good. The butler, Du Fang, was very welcoming and provided excellent service. The only drawback is that hot spring tickets are no longer included with room bookings, and there aren't many discounts for purchasing them separately. The weather was quite cold, so we didn't experience the hot springs this time, but we'll definitely come back again.

The room and package were very good, and the butler service (Du Fang) was also excellent. They even provided services like ordering cups and bathrobes to the room at night, which was great.

The family room was excellent in terms of facilities and cleanliness. It's very close to the bamboo forest, and you can walk directly from the hotel building to the hot springs. The butler, Du Fang, provided particularly attentive service and helped resolve many issues; thank you so much!

We stayed in a loft-style room with our child. The room was very spacious; even if two adults and two children stayed together, it wouldn't feel cramped at all. There was even a bag of building blocks in the room for the kids to play with. With the heater on, it was very warm both upstairs and downstairs. I've stayed in many family-friendly hotels with my child, and this one is definitely the best in terms of service. The staff were genuinely enthusiastic. Before check-in, the butler kept in touch with me about various activities, and the hotel kept bringing us things—drinks, fruit, afternoon tea, and a heartwarming bowl of porridge in the evening. We were already full just from the complimentary items! Li Rencui from the housekeeping department was very warm and attentive, even washing our child's clothes for us—we felt so bad! We hadn't made a reservation for afternoon tea, but the staff proactively arranged something for us. The staff member next to the hot pot pool was also very attentive, constantly reminding the children to check their feet for blisters if they soaked for too long. My child soaked for too long and refused to get out, resulting in wrinkles on their feet, and the staff member even thoughtfully found some band-aids for them. I would definitely recommend this hotel to all my friends bringing their children; it's like the Haidilao of the hotel world!