Hot Springs in Beijing

There are many hot spring resorts and hotels in Beijing. Jiu Hua Mountain Resort, Chunhuiyuan Hot Spring Resort, Fengshan Hot Spring Resort, No. 8 Hot Spring Resort, and Longmai Hot Spring Resort are all popular . Jiuhua Hot Spring Resort Can you imagine bathing where emperors and empresses once bathed? Well, that dream can become a reality at Jiuhua Resort. Qianlong Emperor and Empress Dowager Cixi used to frequent the waters. Steeped in a rich history, the hot springs here have been soothing bodies and minds for hundreds of years. There are over 80 hot springs with almost 20 various types of healing and tranquilizing herbal baths . Most of the pools are located outdoors under imperial architecture and spewing dragon fountainheads. Facilities are clean and well-maintained and offer options of massages, snacks, and beverages. Visitors can also see the pools without getting wet. A monorail transports tourists up and over the baths to get a glimpse of the history and mineral-rich waters. It is a favorite among Beijing's up-and-coming citizens. Being a bit out of Beijing, the resort also offers over 2000 guestrooms and suites for overnight visitors as well as 10 restaurants and a large convention center. Chun Hui Yuan Hot Spring Resort Known as one of the most romantic hot springs in the entire area, Chun Hui Yuan Hot Spring Resort is perfect for couples. There is no kitchen, no loud music, or lively groups . The hot springs are quiet and tailored for adults. Pools are found inside and outside and are all used for different remedies. Some are large, some are small, some with still waters, others bubbling, some with flower petals, others with traces of healing milk or red wine. Enjoy the outdoor pools at night, especially those overlooking the lake and the surrounding area . Chun Hui Yuan also offers three grades of saunas, hot stone beds, and snack and beverage bars. While the facility is upscale, the decor is not by any means over the top. The emphasis here is on the natural beauty of the mineral baths. Feng Shan Hot Spring Resort In the hills surrounding the city are tucked-away spots of warm, mineral water perfect for soothing the tired mind and body. Close to the Ming Tombs, the Fengshan resort has over 70 different indoor and outdoor hot spring pools. They range from cold-water baths to scorching hot steamers. While the decor tries to bring the outdoors in with replicated rocks and plants, why not enjoy the real thing and head outside for mountain views and fresh country air? The facilities also offer h