Hot Springs Hotels in Ningbo

It took me 7 hours to get to the hotel I had been dreaming of during the May Day holiday. It was not easy, but it was worth it the moment I saw the room! Check-in was convenient, the room was comfortable, and although the breakfast was not very varied, it was very good~ The service was also great! Not far from the Ship Museum, there is also the Ice and Snow World, and by the way, there is also the Meishan Red Bridge, a popular check-in spot! In fact, the place I want to go the most is Fuquan Mountain, which is very nice to watch the sunrise or sunset, and it is also very photogenic! I feel like I will come again next time!

Bring the elderly and children to play in the New Year, the hotel is in a good location, the scenery is beautiful, not crowded, parking is convenient, and the overall experience of staying is also very good. Because of the New Year, the hotel also has fireworks to watch at night, and there are small gifts before leaving. The front desk and service staff are young people and have a good sense of service. Dining is solved in the hotel, the dining is full of color and fragrance, very good. Breakfast is simple, but it is well matched and very clean.

Facilities: First-class. The one-bedroom suite has an extra bed that can be added on the tatami mats. It was very spacious for our group of four. There was underfloor heating, so we slept very comfortably at night; the kids even wanted to sleep on the floor. The outdoor soaking tub was quite clean, but leaves or insects would appear every 5 minutes. Those who mind this should choose carefully, but I didn't mind and was very satisfied. The soaking tub can be filled and drained freely, with no limit on the number of times. Hygiene: I didn't have to use alcohol wipes to scrub it, which proves its cleanliness is truly excellent. For such a large room, not counting the outdoor area, the indoor area was spotless—truly impressive (even the air purifier didn't accumulate dust). Environment: Beautiful mountains, clear water, and fresh air. Away from the city hustle and bustle, small bamboo partitions create a simple, private corner—just the right distance to hear noise but not see people. Service: The staff were all young and energetic, enthusiastic and attentive. Xiaoyu and Coco were very considerate, helping with arrangements and providing guidance. They communicated promptly with any questions and followed up on everything—very good. The bedtime sweet soup was delicious, and the afternoon tea set was also nice. The minibar drinks were all free and plentiful, showing great generosity. In short: expensive, but worth the price.

I arrived in the small town in the evening, and the shopkeeper came to pick me up and help carry my luggage. The small village was very popular during the Chinese New Year, and the parking lot under the slope was full. I booked a room with a bathtub. As soon as I entered the room, I found that the pool was huge and the bathtub cover it came with was completely useless. Although it is winter, the water temperature is still very hot. I got up early the next day and watched the sunrise. Outside the window were the tidal flats and mountain-like islands off the coast. They were a bit far away from the coast here, so the pictures looked a little too big when I took them, but they were still beautiful and quiet. Breakfast is particularly ceremonial. It's so wonderful to eat at the entrance of the hall, drink coffee (brought from the service area), and sit in a rocking chair! The old lady sunbathing at the foot of the hillside said that Xiao Hei was thrown here by tourists...but I think this should be a happy story.

A vacation is essentially about finding a different place to sleep, and Ninghai Anlan is definitely a great spot for that. The hotel is nestled atop two lush green mountains, and having the hot spring right in your room, where you can relax while soaking and gazing at the mountains, is incredibly enjoyable. The hotel offers a variety of activities you can sign up for, though most of them come with a fee. I had dinner there on the first night. While they offered river and seafood, the dishes were quite sweet, probably to cater to the many guests from Suzhou, Wuxi, and Shanghai. I personally don't care for hotels where you need to be shuttled everywhere. For my room, breakfast and dinner required a shuttle to the hotel lobby, and then another car to the restaurant. I suggest the hotel consider offering some simple breakfast options in the area where I stayed, giving guests a choice that doesn't involve so much back-and-forth. I wonder who thought that building a scenic hotel on a mountain and then relying solely on buggy shuttles was a good idea; shuttles only lead to dissatisfied guests, never satisfied ones. This is an honest review, but ultimately, it's a fantastic hotel for a quiet getaway – perfect for having coffee, reading a book, sleeping in, and truly relaxing.

The location is secluded and peaceful. The room is very spacious, and the hot springs are fantastic. There's also a large grassy area where you can relax. The hotel restaurant's food is decent, and they offer a shuttle service and EV charging stations. It's only a 15-minute drive downhill to the town where you can enjoy local farm-style cuisine. You can also stargaze at night. Highly recommend.

Environment: Surrounded by greenery, fresh air Facilities: The villa is fully equipped, including hot springs, mahjong TV, etc. Sanitation: Each room has its own sanitary facilities, clean and tidy Service: I felt the hospitality as soon as I arrived at the hotel. A large plate of fruit was sent. The electric car was available on call. The two drivers I met were a tall young man and a middle-aged master. They were very thoughtful. 👍The sister who manages the hot springs cleaned the pool carefully. The hot spring water is level one, but I was told that the water temperature can only be maintained for 2 hours. In fact, the water temperature is a bit high and the children can't stand it Breakfast: Rich, the rice cakes are delicious and unique

After enjoying a weekend at Siming Lake, we headed to Yangming Hot Spring Resort. The resort itself is quite spacious. We bought a package that included hot spring tickets, and even though it was a weekend, there were quite a few people at the hot springs. The hot spring area isn't huge overall, but the environment is pleasant. Our room was large, clean, and tidy, and it even had a small balcony. You can take leisurely strolls around the resort; it's a great place to relax and unwind.

Environment: The location is surrounded by mountains in Fenghuangling. The driver said that the mountain road is a bit winding, but it is worth the detour when you arrive at the destination. Hygiene: Star hotel standard, very clean Facilities: A newly opened hotel, everything you need. Coffee machine, dehumidifier, small refrigerator, washlet, large bathtub, the room is large and comfortable. Service: 💯 You can feel that the hotel service is done with heart. The front desk, cleaning, and shuttle drivers all greet you with a smile and respond to your requests🫰🏻 The only regret is that the weather is not good. It was cold and windy when camping on the top of the mountain. I will make up for it next time⛰️

To be honest, it's quite nice to soak in the hot springs. The house is not big and has unlimited water refills. The warmth is good. The toiletries are very soft. However, the sound insulation is too poor. I can hear the people next to me talking clearly, which affects the experience. The air conditioner also makes extra creaking noises at night, which makes it uncomfortable to sleep. To be honest, the rest is OK. After all, Anlan next door costs twice as much... As for the service, I can't say it's bad, but I don't think it's particularly good. If you say that the homestay is warm, the housekeeper did chat with us at night and made milk tea for us to drink. You can feel the good service. The chef also kept asking about our taste and introducing the dishes. But the other service staff are more family-like and stiff... It's a bit like it doesn't reach the standard service of a five-star hotel, and it doesn't have the warm and free feeling of a homestay. It's a very strange feeling.