Lu-shan Hot Spring — Local services in Renai Township

As a traveller from abroad we did not know anything about this place. We booked a hotel and were worried when we arrived. We parked in the parking lot as instructed and it looked like a ghost town. Abandoned in a rush. But our hotel was located in a small narrow allay with a good vibe, restaurants and a few shops. What a pleasant surprise. It felt quite surreal to end up in this hidden alley. A huge contrast with the rest.

This place barely receives western guests, so expect menus in Mandarin. People don't speak English, but are very friendly. We enjoyed our stay here and enjoyed using the hot springs pool of our hotel. My young kids enjoyed the fish spa.

I wouldn't say it's a must visit. This village is damaged and destroyed thanks to 2 typhoons. If you're into quiet places, this is a nice place to stay for the night. During the day we just went sight seeing in the...

The hot springs boast an ideal water temperature that hovers around 100°F (37°C), making it comfortable for extended soaks. The gentle warmth seeps into your muscles, melting away tension and inviting relaxation with each passing moment. Tucked away in a serene corner of nature's embrace lies the Hot Springs—a hidden gem waiting to soothe both body and soul. These natural thermal pools offer a sublime escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life, inviting you to bask in their warm,...

Great place to relax and soak... the water here is very invigorating, and leaves your skin feeling fresh and clean--much cleaner than if you took a soapy bath!

The restaurants here are vey good, and accommodations are reasonably priced. Personally, I prefer the quiet atmosphere. Those who need to be around hordes of tourists might prefer Qingling...