A Dialogue Between an Old Church and Hot Springs ~ Muspring Hot Spring Wellness Club

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Muspring Hot Spring Wellness Club takes pride in its name, which stems from its uniquely enchanting atmosphere. Originally, the club was once a church with Southern Fujian architectural style that exuded a joyful vibe. The team that took over the operation preserved the original structure without altering its framework. Not only did they retain the tranquil essence of the church, but they also used landscaping techniques to infuse the environment with a leisurely Southeast Asian vibe. Additionally, they offer light and healthy creative Japanese-style cuisine, giving visitors a wonderfully sacred yet comfortable experience.

Extending the comfortable ambiance, the hot spring pools here are designed with “exquisiteness” as the main theme. There are no public pools—only elegant private hot spring rooms. In particular, each pool is built with Guanyin rock and Hinoki cypress, preserving the temperature of the spring water and its trace elements. The club also insists on not recycling or reusing the spring water, ensuring that the hot spring experience truly becomes an element of wellness. The various hot spring rooms are not only spacious but also adorned with several elegant paintings, adding to the overall ambiance for relaxation and refinement.

Address: No. 27, Guanling Village, Baihe District, Tainan City

Phone: 06-682-3232

Hours: Hot springs available 24 hours

Price: Hot spring entry from NT$1,500 to NT$2,400; accommodation from NT$5,800 to NT$9,800 (includes breakfast)

Website: www.muspring.com.tw