Hongxi Valley Hot Spring Resort
Yingkou Hongxi Valley Hot Spring Resort was invested and built by Liaoning Yingkou Yuanda Group with substantial funding and is managed by Hong Kong (Hongxi Valley) International Tourism Resort Management Company. The resort covers a planned area of twelve square kilometers, with a total investment exceeding 5 billion RMB. It encompasses a hot spring center, holiday hotel, conference center, golf club, mountain ski resort, Silapu Hot Spring Town, as well as equestrian club, French classical winery, performance center, and agritourism projects. Integrating hot spring wellness, conferences and exhibitions, tourism and vacation, fashion sports, and eco-living, it is the most comprehensively equipped hot spring tourism destination in Northeast Asia.
“Emerald mountains, lucid waters, a wellness paradise — the most beautiful Hongxi Valley.” The resort warmly welcomes your visit.
Hot Spring Center Introduction
“Bathing pools exude serenity, streams murmur in the valley. Springs gush beneath the fortress, ancient charm foretells glory. Slides invite playful splashes, Tang King’s Well nurtures health. Caves offer scenic views, baths blend mountain and sea vibes.” In April of the 19th year of the Zhenguan era, to pacify the frontier, Emperor Li Shimin personally led his army on an eastern campaign. Passing through this area en route to Gaimu City, he ordered wells to be dug for drinking water and used the hot springs to relieve the fatigue of his troops, leading to a great victory. Hence, the hot springs were named Hongxi Valley Hot Springs.
The hottest spring outlet temperature at Hongxi Valley reaches 99.5°C, which is rare in China. The daily natural discharge volume is 5,000 tons, ranking first in the Northeast in terms of reserves, area, and water temperature. According to tests by the National Hot Spring Mineral Water Quality Testing Center, the hot spring water here is pure and rich in beneficial trace elements such as metasilicic acid, lithium, thorium, and radon, which are good for beauty, wellness, and health. Long-term bathing can enhance physical fitness. Japan’s Central Hot Spring Research Institute has recognized Hongxi Valley Hot Springs as: “Hot springs that bring warmth and longevity.”
Built against the mountains, Hongxi Valley Hot Springs is surrounded by colorful forests and secluded winding paths. Covering an area of 60,000 square meters, it is the only hot spring in Northeast China that offers a view of the golf greens from the landscape. It consists of 85 indoor and outdoor hot spring pools and a clubhouse, Qintai Fort, capable of accommodating 4,000 people bathing simultaneously, with a daily reception capacity of up to 10,000. The outdoor hot spring pools are distributed across three ridges and four valleys. In Luona Valley, you’ll encounter swaying red flowers; in Fragrant Spring Valley, you’ll see willows dancing in the breeze; Cave Fairy Spring is a cave paradise, where streams ripple and waterfalls create spectacular scenes; Changjing Sea Spring is set halfway up the mountain, allowing you to enjoy the forest sea view while bathing.
Holiday Hotel Introduction
The Hongxi Valley Hot Spring Holiday Hotel complex, built to five-star standards, complements the hot spring buildings, blending Chinese and Southeast Asian styles seamlessly into one harmonious whole. It offers nearly 500 rooms (suites) of various types, including superior rooms, deluxe rooms, VIP courtyard-style villas, fragrant locust Japanese wooden villas, and Maldives-style overwater villas. Guest rooms are equipped with indoor and outdoor hot spring pools and offer views of the lush green golf greens. The hotel is nestled against the mountains and by the water, with staggered layouts and winding paths. Designed to integrate with nature and featuring clustered arrangements, it offers exceptional value to meet guests’ five-star vacation needs.
The hotel combines conferences, exhibitions, and global cuisine. It features a wine bar, executive lounge, and the high-end restaurant Sentosa Western Restaurant. The Chinese restaurant has an elegant décor and serves various cuisines including Liaoning, Cantonese, and Sichuan dishes. The conference center has eight meeting rooms of different sizes, with the largest accommodating up to 600 people. Additionally, the hotel provides entertainment services such as KTV, cinema, chess and cards, and fitness.
Hongxi Valley Golf Club
The only 18+1 hole American-style competition-level course in Northeast China...
Hongxi Valley Golf Club is the exquisite highlight of the entire resort. This international competition-level course, designed by renowned American designer Mr. Mark Hanson, covers an area of 1,200 acres with a total fairway length of 7,311 yards. The master designer skillfully captured the local natural features to outline the gently undulating hilly course. The classic overall design highlights the characteristics of numerous obstacles and uniquely varied terrain, making each hole distinctive. The perfect combination of natural vegetation, unique bunkers, and water hazards, along with the American-style greens featuring varying lines and speeds, brings surprises and new challenges to every golfer.
What makes the course even more exciting is that from every tee, you can gaze at the sweeping mountain and green scenery, offering a delightful visual experience.
Hongxi Valley Ski Resort
Experience the charm of northern China and indulge in the allure of ice and snow.
Located in the central mountainous area of the resort, Hongxi Valley Ski Resort is covered in white snow in winter, with dense forests, fresh air, blue skies, and white clouds. The resort covers an area of about 16,000?, featuring high, medium, and beginner ski runs, as well as a children’s ski area and a snowboard park. The resort also offers various activities such as snow football, snow tubing, snow frisbee, snowmobiles, horse-drawn sleighs, and cross-country ski trails, and employs top domestic expert coaches to provide skiing guidance.
The ski resort has dining and entertainment facilities such as a mountain lodge clubhouse, making it an ideal place to enjoy the charm of skiing and vacationing in nature. The perfect combination of ice and snow with hot springs will be the most memorable experience at Hongxi Valley Ski Resort.
Silapu Hot Spring Town
This is a town full of exotic charm, featuring French-style city walls and castles, the magnificent Triumphal Arch, the British-style Silapu Bridge, and the nostalgic and romantic steam train. Stepping into the town begins your romantic European journey. Created by Hongxi Valley Resort, this town is filled with exotic architecture and includes future visitor distribution centers, commercial streets, commercial real estate, and other projects.
Yingkou Hongxi Valley Hot Spring Resort is located in Shuangtai Town, Gaizhou, Yingkou, Liaoning, just 5 kilometers from Bayuquan. It enjoys a superior geographical location and obvious regional advantages. By car from Shenyang or Dalian, it takes only one and a half hours to reach the resort. The Ha-Da High-Speed Railway Bayuquan Station and the Xiongyue and Bayuquan exits of the Shen-Da Expressway are just a 10-minute drive from the resort.
Address: Yingkou · Gaizhou · Shuangtai Town (east of Bayuquan)
Tel: 0417-6688888 Fax: 0417-6688999
Shuangtai Town: Shuangtai Town, Gaizhou City, is located in the southwest of Gaizhou and is one of the 10 key small-city construction towns in Yingkou. In 1997, it was designated as a first-class tourist area by Yingkou City and is the only green ecological conservation area in the Yingkou region.
The area has China’s famous geothermal belt, with thermal zones and fields covering approximately 1.6–1.86 square kilometers. The Shuangtai Hot Spring Tourism Development Zone was established in 1992 and was named “Longquan Mountain Villa” by national leaders. Designed by Yingkou Urban Planning and Design Institute, it is divided into three areas: tourism resort zone, sightseeing zone, and industrial zone. Currently, there are 3... More details about Shuangtai Town++
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