Mangshan Forest Hot Spring Tourism Resort

We were in a group of 4 and took a 3-day-tour to visit there in March this year. We seemed to be the only 43 guests staying at the hotel at the time. I did not count, but I guessed it was at least equipped with over 20 open-air pools plus several indoor pools. Though it rained a lot during our stay. But, we were still able to enjoy the pools when the rain stopped for a while. The hot spring pools were signified in different types, such as red wine, milk, tea, and flower, etc. They even had a place named Noah's Ark at the Spring area. However, it was closed for maintenance during our stay. We soaked ourselves in the pool for every 15 minutes as advised and felt more relaxed. It was also suggested that the pool water had some healing effect on skin disease. After bathing, we went direct to the massage room. They had very skillful therapists. It was so comfortable that we fell asleep during the treatment. The treatment costed only around $170 for one part (1 1/2 hour). I would comment that the hotel was both good at outlook and its inside. The most beneficial in staying in the hotel was one could had a lot of fresh air as it was immersed in a national park.