Acre of Pure Land · Valley Hot Spring Resort

A hot spring resort B&B in the valley of Tangshan, Nanjing, with a 4.5 rating. Guests rave about the food and hot springs, perfect for families. 3 km from Tangshan Station on Metro Line S6, right next to the Garden Expo Park.

🏡【First Impressions】I stayed at Yimu Fangtang Valley Hot Spring Resort in Nanjing's Tangshan area, tucked deep in the mountains—super quiet and peaceful 🍃. It's got a 4.5 rating on Ctrip, and guests consistently say the food is great, the hot springs are relaxing, and it's perfect for kids 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦. When I checked in, the front desk proactively told me about the hot spring hours and restaurant location—the whole vibe was chill. ✨My room was a standalone cottage with a yard, and opening the window gave me a mountain view with fresh air. 🌟Guests say the service is quick, and I found that true—I asked for a humidifier and got it in no time. There's a pool and a game room in the common area, great for families or friend groups. The design is minimalist but with nice touches, like a gift of Tangshan hot spring eggs in the room. I especially loved soaking in the outdoor hot spring at night, looking up at the stars—the water temperature was perfect, and I felt totally relaxed afterward. If you want a quiet, uninterrupted weekend, this is the place.

♨️【Core Experience】The biggest draw here is the Tangshan hot spring and the valley setting 🏞️. 🌙The hot spring water is directly sourced from Tangshan—I soaked twice, 30 minutes each time, and my skin felt silky smooth. 📸There's also an outdoor pool, great for kids in summer 🏊. My room had a private yard and a private hot spring—soaking at night with only the sound of crickets was super stress-relieving. 🧳Guests generally say the hot springs are comfortable, and I agree—it's cleaner and more private than public baths. 🗺️The B&B also has a game room for friends. 💫If you're bringing kids, there's a sandpit and slide in the yard—they can play all afternoon. Overall, it keeps the "hot spring getaway" concept pure, without any flashy extras—just relax, soak, eat well, and sleep well.

🚇【Getting There】From downtown Nanjing, I took Metro Line S6 to Tangshan Station, then a 10-minute taxi ride (about 3 km) 🚕. If driving, there's free parking with plenty of spots—just navigate to the entrance, super easy. 🛎️✨From Nanjing South Station, it's about 40 minutes by taxi; from Nanjing Lukou International Airport, about 50 minutes. 🌟There's no metro right at the door, but ride-hailing is convenient—I ordered a car for meals and got one within 5 minutes. 🏨No shuttle bus, but the front desk can help you call a taxi—not a hassle. 🛏️

🛍️【Shopping Nearby】There aren't big malls or supermarkets right next to the B&B 🛒. I drove to Tangshan town, where there's a Hualian Supermarket and a few convenience stores—easy to grab snacks and drinks. 🌸For shopping, there's Tangshan Outlets about 15 minutes away by car, with sport brands and discounts, and free parking. 🍃The B&B doesn't have a shop, but the front desk can accept packages—I ordered a swimsuit online and had it delivered there. ☀️If you need daily essentials, it's best to bring them from the city or buy them in town. 🌙Overall, shopping isn't a highlight, but basic needs are covered. 📸

🍜【Local Food】The B&B's restaurant serves breakfast and dinner, and guests rave about the food 🍳. I had breakfast—congee, buns, eggs, pickles, and freshly cooked noodles—pretty hearty. 🧳For lunch and dinner, you can order dishes; I recommend the braised pork and chicken soup—about 80 RMB per person, home-style cooking. 🗺️If you want to eat out, Tangshan town has local restaurants—try Nanjing salted duck and duck blood vermicelli soup, around 50 RMB per person. 💫Tangshan hot spring eggs are a specialty—available at the B&B for 3 RMB each, with a runny yolk and unique texture. 🌈There are also a few farmhouse restaurants nearby, a 5-minute drive away, with farm-style dishes for about 60 RMB per person—good value. 🏞️

🛏️【Rooms & Amenities】I stayed in a one-bedroom cottage with a private yard and hot spring, about 50 sqm. The mattress was medium-firm, and pillows came in two heights—very comfortable 🛌. The room had air conditioning and underfloor heating, so it's warm in winter. 🌈Free WiFi with a stable signal—I streamed videos without buffering. 🏨🌟The hot spring and pool are free; the game room requires advance booking—check fees when booking. 🌸Breakfast is free, served from 7:30 to 9:30 AM. Checkout is at noon. ✨Parking is free right at the entrance. If you're bringing a baby, you can request a crib, but let them know in advance. Overall, the room setup is practical and no-frills—just designed for a good rest.

🏞️【Activities & Tips】The B&B is right next to Tangshan Hot Spring Resort and Nanjing Garden Expo Park—both within a 10-minute drive 🚗. Check ticket prices for the Expo Park when booking; parking is ample. 🏞️I went to the Expo Park—it's huge and worth a full day. 🛏️The B&B accepts foreign guests with a passport. 🍃If you come in summer, bring mosquito repellent—there are lots of bugs in the mountains. ☀️In winter, bring a jacket—temperatures vary. During peak seasons (like holidays), book at least two weeks in advance, or it'll be full. The B&B is great for families, couples, and friend groups, but not ideal for business trips. Also, there's no elevator—if you have heavy luggage, ask the front desk for help. In short, come here to relax—don't overplan; just soak, eat, and sleep in.