[2025 Qingyuan Hotels] Travel Guide for Yinzhan Narada Resort Hotel (Updated Jun)

As a travel enthusiast who has checked into over 20 hot spring hotels in a year, the "Yin Zhan Junlan Hot Spring Hotel" I discovered in Qingyuan Yin Zhan Valley is truly a "recharging mystery box" for Pearl River Delta workers! Driving 2 hours from Shenzhen through a bamboo tunnel, suddenly white walls and black tiles wrapped in hot spring mist unfold before your eyes. A real experience of three days and two nights soaking in hot springs, hiking, and tasting wild mountain flavors must be shared straight from the camera— 🏡 Zen-inspired living in a private hot spring courtyard, detail lovers will be warmed enough to want to stay forever I chose the "Yunqi Terrace Room" with a private hot spring. Opening the door, I was struck by the soaking pool on the bluestone terrace: bamboo tea seats and rustic pottery lanterns are placed by the poolside. At night, brewing a pot of Yingde black tea while soaking, watching the mountain mist drift in through the bamboo gaps✨. The room features minimalist new Chinese design, with solid wood furniture and linen bedding. The most touching detail is the "hot spring spa bathtub" in the bathroom. Sprinkling the hotel's handmade mugwort bath balls, after soaking, every inch of skin feels like it's breathing! The butler quietly brings warm longan and red date tea, this subtle and thoughtful care instantly wins great favor~ ♨️ A forest healing matrix composed of 28 pools, soak from sunrise to starfall The hotel hot spring area is like a breathing three-dimensional garden: the "Flower Shadow Spring" hidden under the wisteria trellis, petals floating into the pool create a natural soft light filter for photos; the "Herbal Spring" with angelica and poria simmering emits a fragrant medicinal aroma, soaking for 15 minutes makes you sweat profusely; the most amazing is the mountaintop "Sky Mirror Pool," the mirror-like pool bottom reflects the sunset, as if soaking in clouds flavored like orange soda☁️. Highly recommend soaking at 7 a.m., when the thin mist drifts over the pool surface, you can enjoy a whole fairyland awakened by birdsong! 🍲 A fresh flavor explosion from mountain to table, local secret menu revealed Breakfast must-have is the freshly made "Qingyuan Knife-Cut Rice Cake," soft and glutinous rice cake soaked in shredded pork soup, sprinkled with local bamboo shoots so fresh it makes you stomp🥢. For lunch at the lakeside Chinese restaurant, I ordered the signature "Sauna Boneless Fish," the fish steamed to a jelly-like tenderness, drizzled with lime juice to remove fishiness and enhance freshness; for dinner, I tried the "Beijiang Fish and Mutton Hot Pot," with a milky white broth for dipping Anhui fish slices and mutton rolls, drinking three bowls of soup was just right! The biggest surprise was the hot spring afternoon tea, mugwort green rice balls paired with cold brew Yingde black tea, sitting in the bamboo pavilion watching mountain sparrows pecking—this is what a vacation should be like~ 📝 In-depth experience tips (hidden ways to save 30% budget) 1. Recommended to check in on Wednesday, room rates drop directly + free double Hanfu experience, shoot ancient style photos for free; 2. The hotel’s back mountain has the "Forest Oxygen Trail," walking there at 6 a.m. you can encounter morning mist winding around the mountain, photos look like ink paintings; 3. Pet owners can choose the "Courtyard Pet Room," terrace leads directly to the lawn, pets can run freely chasing butterflies; 4. A 5-minute drive to the "Yin Zhan Ancient Kiln Site," a century-old dragon kiln site with few people and great for cultural photography enthusiasts~ When leaving, I took a handmade mugwort sachet. Walking on the stone path smelling the herbal fragrance, I suddenly understood that true vacation is not about checking in, but about slowing down time in such a place—listening to the wind brushing bamboo tips while soaking, watching clouds drift over the mountaintop while drinking tea, even breathing carries the fresh sweetness of plants. If you are also looking for a hot spring secret place to "reset your life rhythm," this hidden retreat hotel in Qingyuan is worth adding to your annual must-visit list🌟Yin Zhan Junlan Hot Spring Hotel

As a travel enthusiast who has checked into over 20 hot spring hotels in a year, the "Yinzan Junlan Hot Spring Hotel" I discovered in Yinzan Valley, Qingyuan, is truly a "recharging mystery box" for Pearl River Delta workers! Driving 2 hours from Shenzhen through a bamboo tunnel, suddenly white walls and black tiles wrapped in hot spring mist unfold before your eyes. A real experience of three days and two nights soaking in hot springs, hiking, and tasting wild mountain flavors, must be captured straight from the camera— 🏡 Zen-inspired living in a private hot spring courtyard, detail lovers will be warmed enough to want to stay forever I chose the "Yunqi Terrace Room" with a private hot spring. Opening the door, I was struck by the soaking pool on the bluestone terrace: bamboo tea seats and rustic pottery lanterns are placed by the poolside. At night, soaking while brewing a pot of Yingde black tea, watching the mountain mist drift in through the bamboo gaps✨. The room features minimalist new Chinese design, with solid wood furniture and linen bedding. The most touching detail is the "hot spring spa bathtub" in the bathroom. Sprinkling the hotel's handmade mugwort bath balls, after soaking, every inch of skin feels like it's breathing! The butler quietly brings warm longan and red date tea, this subtle and thoughtful care instantly wins great favor~ ♨️ A forest healing matrix composed of 28 pools, soak from sunrise to starfall The hotel's hot spring area is like a breathing three-dimensional garden: the "Flower Shadow Spring" hidden under the wisteria trellis, with petals drifting into the pool, naturally adding a soft light filter to photos; the "Herbal Spring" where angelica and poria simmer with medicinal fragrance, soaking for 15 minutes makes you sweat profusely; the most amazing is the mountaintop "Sky Mirror Pool," with a mirror-like bottom reflecting the sunset, as if soaking in clouds flavored like orange soda☁️. Highly recommend soaking at 7 a.m., when the thin mist drifts over the pool surface, you can enjoy a whole fairyland awakened by birdsong! 🍲 A fresh flavor blast from mountain to table, local secret menu revealed Breakfast must-have is the freshly made "Qingyuan Knife-Cut Rice Cake," soft and glutinous rice cake soaked in shredded pork soup, sprinkled with local bamboo shoots so fresh you want to stomp🥢. For lunch at the lakeside Chinese restaurant, I ordered the signature "Sauna Boneless Fish," steamed fish meat tender like jelly, drizzled with lime juice to remove fishiness and enhance freshness; for dinner, I tried the "Beijiang Fish and Mutton Hot Pot," with a milky white broth for dipping Anhui fish slices and lamb rolls, drinking three bowls of soup was just right! The biggest surprise was the hot spring afternoon tea, mugwort green rice balls paired with cold brew Yingde black tea, sitting in the bamboo pavilion watching mountain sparrows pecking—this is what a vacation should be like~ 📝 In-depth experience tips (hidden ways to save 30% budget) 1. Recommended to check in on Wednesday, room rates drop directly + free double Hanfu experience, shoot ancient style photos for free; 2. The hotel’s back mountain has the "Forest Oxygen Trail," walking there at 6 a.m. you can encounter morning mist wrapping the mountain, photos look like ink paintings; 3. Pet owners can choose the "Courtyard Pet Room," terrace opens directly to the lawn, pets can run freely chasing butterflies; 4. A 5-minute drive to the "Yinzan Ancient Kiln Site," a century-old dragon kiln site with few people and great for cultural photography enthusiasts~ When leaving, I took the handmade mugwort sachet. Walking on the bluestone path smelling the herbal fragrance, I suddenly understood that true vacation is not about checking in, but about slowing down time in such a place—listening to the wind brushing bamboo tips while soaking, watching clouds drift over the mountaintop while drinking tea, even breathing carries the fresh sweetness of plants. If you are also looking for a hot spring secret place to "reset your life rhythm," this hidden retreat hotel in Qingyuan is worth adding to your annual must-visit list🌟Yinzan Junlan Hot Spring Hotel

As a travel enthusiast who has soaked in hot springs all over the Pearl River Delta for a year, the "Yinzan Junlan Hot Spring Hotel" I discovered in Qingyuan Yinzan Valley is truly a "fatigue crusher" for workers! Driving just 1 hour from Guangzhou through a tree-lined mountain road, suddenly white walls and black tiles shrouded in hot spring mist unfold before your eyes. The immersive experience of soaking in hot springs, tasting tea, and stargazing for three days and two nights must be shared with the authentic feel straight from the original camera— 🏡 The secluded dream in a private hot spring courtyard, details warm the heart so much you want to move in I chose the "Yunqi Terrace Room" with an independent private hot spring. Opening the door, I was struck by the soaking pool on the bluestone terrace: bamboo lounge chairs and rustic pottery tea sets are placed by the poolside. In the evening, brewing a pot of Yingde black tea while soaking, watching mountain sparrows skim the water surface creating ripples✨. The room is minimalist Zen style, with wooden lattice and linen bedding. The highlight is the "hot spring spa bathtub" in the bathroom. Sprinkling the hotel’s handmade mugwort bath balls, after soaking, every inch of skin feels like it’s breathing! After nightfall, the butler quietly delivered warm lotus seed and peach gum soup, with a "Good night, sweet dreams" note on the glass jar—this detail hit me right in the feels~ ♨️ A forest healing area made up of 26 pools, soaking from dawn to the Milky Way The hotel’s hot spring area is like a breathing three-dimensional garden: the "Bamboo Rain Spring" hidden deep in the bamboo forest lets you hear bamboo leaves rustling into the pool while soaking; the "Herbal Spring" is rich with the aroma of angelica and codonopsis, making you sweat after 15 minutes; the most amazing is the mountaintop "Starry Sky Pool," where lanterns light up at night and you can see the Milky Way pouring down overhead. Staff also serve warm longan and red date tea🌌. Secretly, the hot spring water is a slightly silicic acid spring from 1800 meters underground. After soaking, skin is as tender as if you applied ten face masks, and makeup the next day goes on flawlessly! 🍲 Qingyuan local flavors on the tip of the tongue, locals’ secret menu fully revealed Breakfast must-have is the freshly steamed "Qingyuan Bamboo Tube Rice," glutinous rice mixed with native pork and shiitake mushrooms, served in a green bamboo tube, with a fragrance of rice and bamboo🥢. For lunch at the lakeside Chinese restaurant, I ordered the signature "Lemongrass Baked Qingyuan Chicken," with crispy skin and meat infused with the fresh scent of lemongrass; dinner featured the "Beijiang Fresh Fish Hot Pot," with freshly caught catfish sliced and cooked in 10 seconds, paired with ginger soy sauce so fresh it’ll make your eyebrows raise! The biggest surprise was the hot spring afternoon tea, mugwort green rice cakes paired with cold-brewed Yingde black tea, sitting in a bamboo pavilion watching mountain mist rise—this is the ritual a vacation should have~ 📝 Recharge guide for workers (hidden ways to save 30% budget) 1. Off-peak secret: Room rates drop sharply on Tuesdays + free double Hanfu experience, shoot ancient style photos for free; 2. Morning mist exclusive: The hotel’s back mountain "Forest Oxygen Trail" has morning mist from 6:30 to 7:30, hiking feels like entering an ink painting; 3. Pet-friendly: Choose the "Courtyard Pet Room," terrace opens directly to the lawn, pets can run freely chasing butterflies; 4. Nearby bonus: 5 minutes by car to "Yinzan Ancient Kiln Site," a century-old dragon kiln with few people, perfect for photo lovers~ When leaving, I took home a handmade mugwort sachet. Walking on the stone path smelling the herbal fragrance, I suddenly understood that true vacation is not about checking in, but about slowing down time in a place like this—listening to the wind brushing bamboo tips while soaking, watching clouds drift over the mountaintop while drinking tea, even breathing carries the fresh sweetness of plants. If you are also looking for a hot spring secret realm to "reset your life rhythm," this hidden retreat hotel in Qingyuan is worth adding to your annual must-visit list🌟Yinzan Junlan Hot Spring Hotel

As a travel enthusiast constantly exploring niche getaways in the Pearl River Delta, stumbling upon Yinzan Junlan Hot Spring Resort in the mountains of Qingyuan was like discovering the ultimate weekend recharge spot for overworked souls! Just a 1-hour drive from Guangzhou through shaded mountain roads, the sudden vista of white-walled, black-tiled architecture veiled in hot spring mist was breathtaking. My three-day, two-night immersion in soaking, tea-sipping, and stargazing demands to be shared in raw, unfiltered authenticity— 🌿 Mountain Retreat with Private Hot Spring – A Detail Lover’s Dream I chose the "Cloud Nest Courtyard Room" with its own private hot spring. Stepping inside, I was instantly captivated by the soaking pool on the bluestone terrace, complete with bamboo loungers and rustic tea sets. At dusk, brewing a pot of Yingde black tea while watching sparrows skim the water’s surface, creating ripples ✨, was pure magic. The room’s minimalist, modern-Chinese design featured wooden lattice and linen bedding, but the real showstopper was the floor-to-ceiling bathroom window—soaking in the tub with a view of swaying bamboo outside, complemented by locally sourced mugwort-infused toiletries. The evening surprise? A warm lotus seed and lily soup delivered by the butler, elevating the stay to pure bliss. ♨️ 26-Pool Forest Therapy Matrix – Soak from Dawn to Starlight The resort’s hot spring area feels like a living, breathing garden. Hidden deep in bamboo groves, "Bamboo Secret Spring" comes with wisteria petals drifting into the pool, adding an ancient charm to photos. The "Herbal Wellness Zone" features an angelica pool so potent with herbal aroma that 10 minutes in had me sweating out toxins. The crown jewel? The mountaintop "Starlight Pool," where lanterns glow at night, the Milky Way stretches overhead, and staff hand you warm longan tea 🌌. Insider tip: The spring water, sourced from 1,800 meters underground, is rich in metasilicic acid—post-soak skin felt like it had absorbed ten sheet masks, with makeup gliding on flawlessly the next day! 🍲 Qingyuan’s Culinary Delights – A Feast from Breakfast to Late-Night Bites Breakfast must include the freshly steamed "Qingyuan Bamboo Tube Rice"—glutinous rice with local pork and mushrooms, served in green bamboo for an earthy aroma 🥢. Lunch at the lakeside restaurant starred the signature "Lemongrass Roasted Qingyuan Chicken," with crispy skin and tender, fragrant meat. Dinner’s "Beijiang Fresh Fish Hotpot" featured slices of freshly caught carp that cooked in 10 seconds, paired with ginger-scallion sauce for an umami explosion. The highlight? A hot spring afternoon tea of mugwort mochi and cold-brewed Yingde black tea, enjoyed in a bamboo pavilion as mountain mist swirled—a slow-living ritual perfected. 📝 Pro Tips (Save Thousands & Avoid Pitfalls) 1. Book weekdays (Mon–Thu) for 40% off rates and crowd-free soaking/photos. 2. Free Hanfu rentals—opt for light colors and pose under red maples for vintage-worthy shots. 3. Families: Don’t miss the "Petting Zoo" with gentle alpacas and lop-eared rabbits (free carrots included!). 4. Drive 5 minutes to "Yinzan Reservoir" at dawn for misty lake views that heal the soul. Departing with a handmade mugwort sachet, the herbal scent lingering as I walked the stone paths, it hit me: True getaways aren’t about ticking boxes but slowing time—listening to wind through bamboo while soaking, watching clouds drift over peaks with tea in hand, even breathing in the sweetness of plants. If you’re seeking a hot spring sanctuary to "reset life’s tempo," this hidden Qingyuan gem deserves a top spot on your must-visit list 🌟 Yinzan Junlan Hot Spring Resort

As a seasoned traveler who checks into 30+ hot spring hotels annually, discovering Yinzan Junlan Hot Spring Hotel nestled in Qingyuan's Yinzan Valley felt like uncovering a hidden utopia in the Pearl River Delta! A 2-hour drive from Shenzhen transports you into an ink-wash-painting-like mountainscape. Spending three days and two nights soaking in hot springs, sipping tea, and stargazing—dumping all fatigue into the thermal pools—was so authentic, I must share these unfiltered moments straight from my camera roll. 🏡 Zen Living in a Private Courtyard, Where Every Detail Captivates I chose the "Cloud Nest Courtyard Room" with its own private hot spring. Stepping outside reveals an open-air soaking pool surrounded by greenery, adorned with rustic pottery tea sets and bamboo lanterns. Lighting them at night while soaking in the misty warmth feels like stepping into an ancient landscape painting ✨. The room features elegant neo-Chinese design with wooden furniture and linen bedding, complemented by local mugwort sachets on the bedside. Even the bathroom boasts floor-to-ceiling windows, offering views of swaying bamboo while bathing. The sweetest surprise? The butler's bedtime dessert—a warm bowl of lotus seed and lily soup that melts your heart. ♨️ 26 Healing Hot Spring Pools, from Sunrise to Starlight The hotel's hot spring area resembles a multi-level garden. Wandering up stone steps, you'll discover hidden gems: "Bamboo Shadow Spring" enveloped by whispering bamboo groves; "Zen Spring" with inscribed stone tablets, perfect for meditation in the mist; and the crown jewel—the mountaintop "Starlight Spring," where you soak under a galaxy while staff serve warm longan tea 🌌. Insider tip: The spring water is genuine 1,800-meter-deep metasilicic acid water—post-soak skin feels like it's had ten sheet masks! 🍵 Qingyuan's Culinary Delights, from Dim Sum to Late-Night Bites Don't miss breakfast's freshly made "Qingyuan Sliced Rice Cake"—chewy rice flour in savory broth, so good you'll want seconds 🥢. Lunch highlights include signature "Steamed Chicken with Cordyceps Flowers," tender and aromatic under wooden lids. For dinner, try "North River Seafood Pot"—yellow catfish stewed until the bones soften, with broth so delicious over rice you'll have three bowls! The hot spring afternoon tea steals the show: mugwort cakes paired with Yingde black tea, enjoyed amidst mountain views—pure bliss. 📝 Pro Tips (Save Thousands & Avoid Pitfalls) 1. Book Sunday-Thursday for 40% off rates and crowd-free springs; 2. Hike the "Forest Oxygen Trail" at 6am for misty mountain photos straight from a fairy tale; 3. For elders, choose "Courtyard Twin Rooms"—just 50m from the hot spring area; 4. Drive 10 minutes to Yinzan Reservoir for sunset views that heal the soul. Departing with handmade mugwort sachets, walking cobblestone paths scented with herbal notes, I realized true getaways aren't about checklists—but about slowing time in places like this. If you crave an urban escape, this mountain hot spring retreat will send you home rejuvenated 🌟 Yinzan Junlan Hot Spring Hotel

As a travel enthusiast who has explored hot spring hotels across the Pearl River Delta, I finally found the ultimate autumn and winter healing spot in the Yin Zhan Valley of Qingyuan — "Yin Zhan Junlan Hot Spring Hotel"! When the city is swept by cold winds, here the 28°C natural hot springs and heated floors turn the wilderness winter into a cozy poem. Here's a full three-day, two-night hands-on experience with all the essentials~ 🏨 Heated floors + private hot spring stove, wrapped in a bathrobe to soak in the romance of winter I chose the "Hot Spring Exclusive Room" with a private hot spring. Opening the door, the heated floor warmed me up instantly, and the wooden floor felt warm underfoot✨. The best part was the private hot spring pool on the terrace, with a vintage cast iron stove by the poolside. Soaking at night while roasting oranges and sipping hot mulled wine, listening to the crackling sparks in the stove, the atmosphere was instantly elevated! The room was equipped with thickened bathrobes and wool slippers, and the bathroom had a smart toilet seat. As someone who gets cold easily, I felt thoroughly cared for by these details~ ♨️ Over 20 health-preserving pools warming to the bone, the secret to winter hidden in herbal steam The hotel's hot spring area transforms into a "health paradise" in autumn and winter: the Angelica and Codonopsis pool is rich with medicinal aroma, and soaking for 15 minutes makes you sweat all over; the Longan and Red Date pool emits a sweet fragrance, and after soaking, women's hands and feet are no longer cold; the most recommended is the mountaintop "Cloud Mist Pool," where soaking in the early morning surrounded by mist and mountain haze feels like entering a celestial fairyland🌫️. Each pool has insulated buckets supplying ginger tea and longan tea, and staff thoughtfully remind guests to "drink a bowl of hot soup after soaking to prevent colds," a warmth that touches the heart even more than the hot spring water! 🍲 Autumn and winter exclusive warming food hits, from morning till night it's nourishing happiness For breakfast, be sure to try the freshly simmered "Qingyuan Black Goat Porridge," with tender, odorless goat meat sprinkled with pepper powder that warms you up🥣. For lunch at the Chinese restaurant, I tried the "Traditional Braised Qingyuan Chicken," with chicken coated in thick sauce, paired with a bowl of hot rice that warms the stomach; for dinner, I highly recommend the "Beijiang Fish and Lamb Hot Pot," with fresh fish and warming lamb, the broth is milky white, and you should drink three bowls of soup before dipping the vegetables! For a late-night snack, there's hot spring egg custard with milk, silky with a caramel aroma, so healing after soaking in the hot springs~ 📝 Autumn and winter exclusive pitfall avoidance guide (local secret tips) 1. It is recommended to choose rooms with heated floors; nighttime temperatures are low, and heated floors maintain a constant 25°C. The price is about 400+ per person, offering great value; 2. The public hot spring area is least crowded in the morning; visiting between 8:00-9:00 allows you to enjoy the Cloud Mist Pool alone and take photos like in a fairyland; 3. The hotel offers free Hanfu experience; choose red or brown Hanfu to take photos under the red maple trees, fully enhancing the autumn and winter atmosphere; 4. Within a 10-minute drive is the "Huanglongxia Ancient Village," where in late autumn you can see centuries-old ginkgo trees turning golden, perfect for check-ins~ When leaving, I received a handmade mugwort warming patch from the hotel, keeping me warm all the way in my pocket. Suddenly I realized that autumn and winter vacations should be like this — no need to go far, just dive into such a warm nest embraced by hot springs and mountains, watch the dawn redwoods turn red in the steaming pools, and taste a sip of hot soup by the crackling stove, making the whole winter gentle. If you are also looking for an autumn and winter vacation spot that warms your heart, this hot spring hotel hidden in Qingyuan is definitely worth adding to your must-visit list🌟Yin Zhan Junlan Hot Spring Hotel