Tangfeng Open-Air Hot Spring Resort

Tangfeng Open-Air Hot Spring Resort

Tangfeng Open-Air Hot Spring Resort is a three-star resort developed on the foundation of the former Wuyi Hot Spring Villa, with open-air hot springs as its main product. Situated in the Wuyi Hushan Provincial Forest Park, it covers an area of over 50 acres and serves as an eco-friendly wellness tourism destination integrating functions such as hot spring bathing, guest room and dining services, business and conference facilities, chess and card entertainment, and leisure vacation.

The flagship Tangfeng Open-Air Hot Springs draw inspiration from the cultural essence of “Poetic and Picturesque Jiangnan,” featuring nearly 20 different types of open-air hot spring pools. The West Lake Pool is “graceful and elegant”; the Qiantang River Pool evokes “the ebb and flow of tides”; the Rice Wine Pool offers “a subtle fragrance”; the Flower Pool creates a “romantic and pleasant” atmosphere; the Aloe Vera Pool invigorates with “youthful rejuvenation”; the Melon and Fruit Pool, Milk Pool, Coffee Pool… In addition, there are over 20 private Japanese-style open-air hot spring VIP rooms and Chinese-style indoor hot spring VIP rooms, ideal for esteemed guests seeking relaxation and meetings. 　

The resort also houses approximately 80 Chinese and Japanese-style guest rooms, over 10 Chinese cuisine VIP rooms, and two multi-function halls that can accommodate 450 diners and host 200-person conferences simultaneously. The hot spring area also features Japanese-style massage rooms, aromatherapy rooms, chess and card rooms, foot bath rooms, billiard rooms, fitness centers, distinctive medical stone pools, a business center, and specialty shopping malls—allowing you to enjoy a full range of leisure and entertainment experiences across the resort with one pass, truly embodying the spirit of “immersing yourself in the hot springs, just as you wish…” 　

Tangfeng Open-Air Hot Springs pioneered a brand-new tourism industry in Zhejiang Province—"Hot Spring Wellness and Leisure Vacation Tourism"—a completely new form of travel and consumption.

Source: Official Website of the Jinhua Municipal Government of China