Qiletang Hot Spring Hotel

The price is very affordable, and my children like to stay in the parent-child room, so I come here often. But this time the experience was very bad, there were too many people, and there was a long queue to get the hand cards and fruits, and the drinks were snatched away, leaving only Coke and Sprite, and the children's playground was so noisy that my head was buzzing. Only places like billiards, which are self-funded and do not have group purchase coupons, have fewer people.

The environment is good, and the experience of private hot spring bathing is also good. But other than hot spring bathing, other video games, private cinemas, etc. are charged, and the cost performance is low.

Free bathing and overnight fees, clean and tidy rooms, self-service drinks and fruits, and self-service breakfast. Very cost-effective. There are also bathing, fitness and leisure areas.

The hotel room facilities are good, with everything that should be there. The smoking area outside is also very beautiful. The breakfast in the morning is very good, it is self-service, and there are freshly made noodles to eat. If you are thirsty, you can go downstairs at any time to have some drinks and fruits, which are all included in the hotel package. Why the deduction? Like many reviews wrote, the water in the pool here is really too hot. It is the hottest of all the hot springs in Shanghai that I have been to. It feels too hot. I saw that several children could hardly soak in the water for a while. I don’t know why so many people complained. I saw that the management was still saying in the comments that it met the hot spring temperature requirements. What they said is that your water is too hot, and they are giving you suggestions. Everyone in the hot spring said that the water was hot, not that you violated any regulations... It takes talent to reply like this

The room was OK, but there were too many people during the Chinese New Year. You had to queue up when you got in, queue up for food, queue up for entertainment. The hygiene was the most terrible. It's hard to comment. Here's the picture directly. I don't know what's under a device. It looks a bit scary. Everyone is barefoot.

The room was OK. It included a double bath, afternoon snacks, and the room attendant was very nice and satisfactory. The breakfast was a little lacking. They said breakfast was until 8:30, which was too early. And when I went down to have breakfast at 8 o'clock, there was basically nothing left. The white porridge was gone, and only two steamed buns were taken away by others. I asked the service staff and they said they were gone. There was no milk left, only soy milk and buns, cakes, and fried dough sticks. Everything else was gone. It's still okay for everyone to go and have fun. After all, there are more things to play with than to eat at noon.