Tang Style Open-Air Hot Spring Resort

　　Tang Style Open-Air Hot Spring Resort is a three-star resort developed on the basis of the former Wuyi Hot Spring Villa, with open-air hot springs as its main offering. Located within the Wuyi Hushan Provincial Forest Park, the resort covers an area of over 50 acres and is an eco-friendly health tourism destination integrating hot spring bathing, guest rooms and dining, business travel meetings, chess and card entertainment, and leisure vacation.

　　　　The flagship product, Tang Style Open-Air Hot Springs, draws inspiration from the cultural essence of “Poetic and Picturesque Jiangnan,” featuring nearly twenty different types of open-air hot spring experiences. The West Lake Pool is “graceful and charming”; the Qiantang River Pool “ebbs and flows with the tide”; the Rice Wine Pool offers “subtle fragrance in the air”; the Famous Flowers Pool is “romantic and delightful”; the Aloe Vera Pool “rejuvenates youthfulness”; there’s also a Aloe Vera Pool; as well as a Fruit Pool, Milk Pool, Coffee Pool... Additionally, there are over twenty Japanese-style private open-air hot spring VIP rooms and Chinese-style indoor hot spring VIP rooms, suitable for esteemed guests seeking meetings and vacations. 　

　　　　The resort also has nearly eighty Sino-Japanese style guest rooms, over ten Chinese cuisine VIP rooms, as well as two multi-function halls that can accommodate 450 people for dining and 200 people for meetings simultaneously. The hot spring area is also equipped with Japanese-style massage rooms, aromatherapy rooms, chess and card rooms, foot bath rooms, billiard rooms, gyms, specialty Maifan stone pools, a business center, and a specialty shopping mall, allowing you to enjoy leisure and entertainment throughout the resort with one pass — “immerse your heart and soul in the springs, and bathe just as you wish...” 　

　　　　Tang Style Open-Air Hot Springs pioneered a brand-new tourism industry in Zhejiang Province — "hot spring wellness and leisure vacation tourism," representing a completely new form of travel and consumption.

　　Source: China Jinhua Government Portal Website