Tainan: Guanziling Hoyo Hot Spring Resort - Ingresso para banho em banheira privativa e piscina pública

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Guanziling's newest and best hot spring spot! You can enjoy a mud bath while admiring the beautiful mountain scenery. The facilities are complete, including a large bath towel and a personal free locker. Excellent!

A very comfortable environment. Bringing my wife and children here was all about relaxing and unwinding. The comfort brought by the hot springs can only be truly appreciated through personal experience.

While searching for a day trip to Guanziling Hot Springs from Kaohsiung, I found this place and enjoyed it today before returning to Kaohsiung. I took the High-Speed Rail to Chiayi Station, then the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Bus No. 33 for about an hour to the final stop, Lingding Information Center. The hotel was right there, so I arrived at 11:20 AM, enjoyed the hot springs for two hours, and then took the 2:15 PM bus back to Chiayi Station. It was my first time experiencing mud hot springs, and there was no smell, and the water temperature was just right, so my whole family was satisfied. Booking through Klook was about 10,000 won cheaper per person than paying on-site, so it was great value for money. On the way back, we also stopped by the outlet mall attached to Tainan High-Speed Rail Station, making it a fulfilling day.

Even with only an hour left until closing, the staff inside remained friendly and helpful. Experience: Experience:

The facilities are quite new and the staff service is also good. If the hot spring ticket price could be lowered a bit, it would be a great choice.

Fantastisk rent og pænt. Et par forskellige pools med den mudder-varme kilde, man skal prøve, både indendørs og udendørs.

I only used the hot springs. Compared to hot springs in Taipei's Beitou of a similar price range, Beitou provides slippers, disposable swimming caps, large towels, and yukatas, but here they only give you one small towel. I had to buy a swimming cap, walk around barefoot, carry all my belongings and leave them on a shelf, and after getting out of the hot tub, I had to wrap myself in a towel because it was cold, which meant I later had to dry myself with a wet towel. Additional towels cost extra. There were five types of outdoor baths available, but the mud hot spring was too hot, and the others were too lukewarm. One was for children, making it practically useless. Beitou hot springs also had places to relax, like heated floors or sunbeds, in addition to the hot springs themselves. Here, there was nothing, so I could only stay in the tubs, which meant I couldn't stay for long. On the bright side, the staff were friendly, and facilities like the spin dryer and washing machine were better equipped.

We went with the whole family, including seniors and children, on that day. The environment was quite good, and the staff were very friendly. Apart from the parking lot having poor air quality, overall it was a good experience.

There were very few people on weekdays. Unfortunately, the indoor mud pool was under renovation. Outdoors, there was a mud pool, a massage pool (without spa), two essential oil pools, and one cold water pool. There was only one hairdryer.