Shanghai｜Million Stone Hot Spring Hotel

Shanghai Million Stone Hot Spring Hotel is located on Shendi East Road, Shanghai International Tourism Resort. Baiwanshi Hot Spring Street is a high-end brand of Jileyu. It is a resort hotel that integrates leisure, entertainment, dining and shopping. It covers a total area of ​​about 18,000 square meters. It combines traditional Japanese culture with pure Japanese hot spring houses and garden landscapes. The indoor hot spring pools in the hot spring houses provide "silver hot springs", and the water used in the outdoor hot spring pools and showers in the hot spring houses is soft water. Walking in the hotel, you can see Japanese elements everywhere. The dry landscape garden, pine trees, lanterns, ema, and winding paths make you feel like you have arrived in Japan, and there are countless places to take photos and check in. In addition, as a genuine Japanese resort hotel, holiday elements are integrated into every aspect: such as kimono experience store, hot spring center, drugstore... you can be completely immersed in it once you come here. The interior design of the hotel is simple and stylish, with high ceilings and light-colored spaces, which makes the space very bright. The lobby is paved with a large amount of dark marble, and the floor-to-ceiling windows allow in plenty of light. Combined with some Japanese decorations such as cherry blossom lanterns, it creates the atmosphere of a modern Japanese hotel. The design of the room is based on the Japanese minimalist style. The table and chairs are all infused with wood color, outlining a warm atmosphere of life. The unpretentious and exquisite design makes it more elegant and calm. Soft furnishings such as floor heating, LCD TV, coffee machine, etc. also make vacation life comfortable and enjoyable. The balcony is tatami and furnished with Japanese tables and chairs. It not only creates a great atmosphere, but you can also drink tea and enjoy the scenery. The room window faces the Disney Castle, and you can see the fireworks at night, which are as stunning as the actual scene. In addition to staying in a Japanese-style room and enjoying Japanese food, you can also wear kimonos to take photos, soak in open-air hot springs, visit drugstores...pretend to be on vacation in Japan! The hot spring center is open only to hotel guests. There is a winding path with red floor lanterns on both sides. A traditional Japanese mansion stands before you. You must experience the hot springs in the park! The black tiles and mahogany walls are quite Zen-like, and against the backdrop of blue sky and white clouds, it feels like a small Kyoto. A grey screen half-covers the hot spring hall, making it even more hazy. Unlike outside, the hot springs here are only open to guests and outsiders cannot enter, ensuring privacy. When you come inside, the air is filled with the fragrance of cypress wood, and the chandelier painted with Japanese style creates just the right atmosphere. Walking in, there is a clean and spacious lobby where you can sit and rest and chat. The hot spring center is divided into men's and women's areas, with no difference in structural area and a high degree of privacy.