Staying at Riyuegu Hotsprings

While many visitors enjoy Riyuegu Hotsprings as a day visit, on-site accommodation is available for those who wish to spend more time at the park. Staying on-site allows the visit to take place across multiple days, making it easier to move between hot spring soaking, dining, and other facilities without needing to fit everything into a single day.

Staying at Riyuegu is optional and not required to enjoy the hot springs. It suits travellers who prefer additional time and flexibility, want access to the park across multiple entries, or are using Xiamen as a base for regional exploration.

For Hotel Guests

Guest-Only Spaces and Facilities

Staying provides access to guest-only spaces and facilities at the hotel that are typically less crowded than the main park.

All guest rooms include private natural mineral hot spring baths, giving guests the option to soak in privacy whenever they choose.

Guests also have access to the Haven Club, a dedicated area reserved for hotel guests. As a separate extension of the park, it includes a landscaped infinity pool, a warm water feature pool with integrated spouts, bubble beds, and targeted water jets, indoor and outdoor hot spring pools, fitness facilities, and spaces for children and shared leisure. Massage and spa services are available in dedicated spaces.

During Your Stay

Activities and Leisure Beyond the Hot Springs

In addition to hot spring facilities, staying guests can take part in a range of on-site and scheduled activities.

Webby Time, a family program, offers organised activities such as nature walks at Tianzhu Mountain, visits to the lavender park, cake-making, T-shirt painting, and traditional tie-dye workshops.

Weekend movie nights are held at Daydream, the outdoor lawn area, providing evening entertainment for guests of different ages. The hotel’s resident Alaskan Malamutes also appear regularly in the central courtyard, adding a light and informal element to the stay.

On-Site Dining

Dining and Breakfast

Guests staying at Riyuegu Hotsprings have on-site dining available throughout the day.

Jing Yue Xuan serves Chinese cuisine with an emphasis on local Fujian flavours and selected regional specialties, while Sunflower Café offers Western and Southeast Asian dishes in a casual environment.

Breakfast is served daily and includes a wide selection of local favourites alongside familiar international options.

Practicalities

Access, Flexibility, and Practical Comfort

Hotel guests can enter Riyuegu Hotsprings Park through room-and-park packages or preferential guest rates, allowing access across multiple days without arranging separate tickets each time.

Practical facilities such as on-site laundry and shared common areas support multi-day stays and make it easier to remain based at the resort for several days.

Explore From Here

A Base for Exploring the Region

The location of Riyuegu Hotsprings in Xiamen allows it to function as a base for visiting city highlights, coastal areas, and UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as the Fujian Tulou, as well as the historic areas of Quanzhou.

Guests may explore the region while using the hotel and hot spring facilities as a consistent base during their stay.

Who It Suits

Who a Stay at Riyuegu Hotsprings Suits

Staying at Riyuegu Hotsprings suits couples, families, and multi-generational groups planning to spend extended time in Xiamen, as well as travellers who want to explore the wider Fujian region while returning to the same accommodation.

Visitors with limited time may prefer a day visit. Those with more flexibility often find that staying allows easier access to the park and a more even distribution of activities over several days.

Plan Your Visit

Visit Riyuegu Hotsprings

For practical details on getting here, time planning, and what to expect on arrival, please refer to the Visit page.