A treasure hot spring hotel that keeps you away from electronic devices without exhausting moms

Zhuhai Imperial Hot Spring Resort You can experience top-notch Japanese hot springs without leaving the province. This Japanese-style hot spring, which has been open for more than twenty years in Doumen, Zhuhai, is still the pinnacle of domestic hot springs. It is very suitable for provincial tours, especially for families who have only a few days of vacation and want to have fun without worries. This time, the first impression was the crowd, and the second was the orderliness. The check-in at the lobby is like queuing at a bank, with a lot of people. At first, I was worried that the experience would be greatly reduced, but later I found out that the worry was unnecessary. First of all, the service is in place. Wherever you go, staff shuttle around the park, handing towels, drinks, and placing slippers for guests; on rainy days, they even hold umbrellas for guests; multiple rest areas provide free snacks, fruits, desserts, and ice cream for guests. Secondly, the hygiene is top-notch. Moms traveling with kids are most concerned about hygiene issues. The hot spring water is changed every 4 hours (the most seen in the past two days are the staff changing the water); the unlimited supply of towels is always warm; you can't see any moldy spots or water stains in the bathroom and toilet in the room, inside and out, you can't find a single bit of mold or water stain. Finally, the temple fair is absolutely not to be missed, which is a plus version of the buffet. In addition to world cuisine, there are also Doumen specialty foods. You can eat while walking, and you will definitely get your money's worth. Is that all? This place also integrates the atmosphere and culture of the old society, with street gambling stalls, maltose sellers shouting on the street, and shadow puppetry that can take people back to the 'old times'. I just want to ask, how did Imperial Hot Spring achieve this? After dinner, there is a live band performance, pushing the evening atmosphere to a climax. Of course, taking kids means worrying about screen time, but there are plenty of recreational facilities here to attract the kids' attention. My kid played for several hours. The price is not cheap, but it remains stable throughout the year. I believe many moms are willing to pay for it. After all, where else can you have a vacation without electronic devices and without exhausting moms?