Found a night of tranquility at Banyuetsan Hot Spring

A wonderful experience at Changtai Banyuetsan Hot Spring. First, let's talk about the accommodation. I booked a single bed room at the Hot Spring Pavilion. The room came with an unlimited hot spring ticket and breakfast. The room was very spacious, even had a small living room where you could have tea, and it was equipped with a washing machine and a refrigerator. What surprised me the most was that the room had a small soaking pool. You could enjoy the hot spring without leaving the room, which was incredibly relaxing! Now, let's talk about the hot spring. There were many small pools, each not very large. The temperature was around 30 degrees Celsius, which can be a bit hot in the summer. However, the service was excellent. They provided free lemon tea, black tea, towels, and slippers. The staff would even bring you tea proactively, which was really great! The kids loved the swimming pool the most. However, you need to wear a swimming cap to enter the pool. If you forget to bring one, you can buy it on-site. I suggest bringing your own swimming cap, goggles, and floaties. Lastly, the food. The hotel had both Chinese and Western restaurants. I went to the Chinese restaurant, which served farmhouse dishes like local pork, local chicken, and fried tofu. The taste was good, but the price was relatively high. The few dishes I ordered cost about three hundred yuan. After soaking in the hot spring at night, I took a walk on the mountain path in the scenic area. It was so quiet around, and occasionally you could hear the chirping of insects and birds. At that moment, I really felt like I had escaped the hustle and bustle of the city, as if my soul had been thoroughly cleansed.