Tianmu Hotspring Country Club

The room was spacious and the view was great. The breakfast was simple but decent. The hot springs were good, with several pools to enjoy. Don't go with extremely high expectations, though it's still pretty good. Also, remember to wear a swimsuit. For men, just swim trunks are fine, but most Chinese women wore full swimsuits. If you don't have one, you can quickly slip in with a rash guard that looks like a swimsuit, and no one will say anything.

The staff were incredibly friendly. Even those who couldn't speak Korean used a translator to communicate with us, and one person even spoke Korean to help us, making for a very pleasant stay! They even added me on WeChat so I could contact them if I needed help. Despite the language barrier, I felt very safe and comfortable throughout my trip. While the accommodation itself was a bit dated, considering the price, the service, and the hot springs, it was absolutely worth every penny! We even left the hot springs just as they were closing, and saw them draining all the water to clean it, which made me feel even more at ease enjoying the springs! I'd love to come back again with my parents in the future. The only downside is that it's quite remote... there were no restaurants nearby. ㅜㅠ

The room view is truly amazing, and the space is very generous, making it super comfortable for the whole family. The hot springs are also great, with a good variety. The only downside is that the pool wasn't very clean; I can understand it for the outdoor pool, but the indoor one shouldn't have been so murky. I hope they can improve this in the future. The staff were all very enthusiastic and provided excellent service. Breakfast was also very plentiful. It would be even better if they could add a net to the badminton court. I brought my own this time.

The room was great, it's in a new building, not the old one. It's about a 10-15 minute walk to the restaurant. The hot springs here are really nice, and the outdoor area is perfect for a stroll.

The room location is quiet, well-equipped, and the service is attentive. The hot spring experience was superb; the natural pools made me feel at one with nature, and the specialty pools were even more comfortable.

I visited 10 years ago and came back this year. Tianmu Hot Spring has many pools, set on a hillside, with the mountains and springs complementing each other beautifully. The buffet food was just okay.

The views of Yuan Lake are fantastic, and you can even spot the high-speed train. My partner and I were very impressed with the Chinese restaurant's dishes. The 'Old Chef Cabbage' brought back childhood memories of home-cooked meals, and the 'Guo Bao Rou' (sweet and sour pork) was quite authentic, though the batter was a bit thick. The sour radish and tripe dish was a great appetizer. The only minor drawback was that during the May Day holiday, there were a lot of families with children. The hotel's soundproofing isn't great, and the kids upstairs were running and jumping until past 10 PM. Plus, there was a persistent metallic noise coming from the ceiling.

The room was very clean and overall looked comfortable, but for some reason, there was a persistent sewer smell that was so bad it kept me from sleeping. The hot spring experience pass was a rare find during the May Day holiday, and the hot springs were fantastic. The restaurant's quality was definitely on point, with good flavors and reasonable prices.