Wenzhou now has its own hot spring hotel.

The hotel boasts a pleasant environment, surrounded by lush mountains and clear waters, with a refreshing scent in the air. Stepping into the hotel area feels like entering a tranquil paradise. The architectural style blends modern and natural elements, and the surrounding landscaping is exceptionally well-done, offering picturesque views at every turn, making it irresistible to take photos. Regarding water quality: There are separate hot spring and medicinal bath options. The outdoor area has 12 hot spring pools, while the indoor area seems to be more family-friendly and only open in winter. Currently, the water quality is relatively clean, which is expected given the brand's reputation. Those with a strong aversion to germs should try the hot springs early. The hotel currently only has one restaurant, and the food is quite good. I still miss the fish head tofu stew. The hotel also offers a buffet breakfast here, featuring Wenzhou-style glutinous rice. The service is excellent; my son was a bit cold, and the staff immediately brought him a shawl. The hotel has a children's playroom with slides and a ball pit. Additionally, the hotel offers daily children's activities such as origami and plant dyeing. However, the hotel gym had a slight odor when I visited, and the starry sky bar was not yet open. Even so, enjoying the starry night sky, hiking in the mountains at dawn, or cycling through the mountains are all unique pleasures.