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"We booked 4 days 3 nights at the property, but we had so much fun so we stayed 2 more nights! Lots of fun activities to do with kids (I have 10, 9, and 6 yr old) day and NIGHT. This hotel finally gave us parents the chance to join the fun, such as laser tag, rock climbing, zip line, etc instead of just watching the kids play. Staff are young and friendly. Swimming pool is big with different depths, plus 2 very responsible life guards patrolling all the time. The hotel also have impressive book collections, I actually got some alone time reading books while kids went to explore on their own. Highly recommended! Worth every penny!"

"Bathroom didn't have a separate shower/tub area. Once you take a shower, the entire bathroom floor gets wet and slippery. No shelves to put toiletries. "

"This is a wonderful spa hotel in the middle of Guan-zih-ling village. The location is great! It is right next to the mud river and the muddy water (actually, it is minerals) is piped into the hotel for a relaxing spa. They also have clear spas if you don't like mud. You can get to Guanzihling village easily by bus or by car. However, the other wonder of Guanzihling ('Fire and Water, common origin') is far from the village and you will need your own transport. Guanzihling is a great romantic destination and this hotel ticks all the boxes: -It is beautiful and comfortable inside, so you will enjoy being there. -There are two different spas (mud spa and clear spa), they are both big enough to fit two people comfortably. -There is an on-sight restaurant, so you don't need to go far (though the included breakfast was only available between 7am and 9am - who would get up early at a spa hotel?) -It is expensive and looks as though it should be, so your Taiwanese girlfriend will be impressed! It is hard to fault this hotel . . . .but there are small things I noticed: -There are only two towels and one bar of soap for two people for two days. Given the fact it is a spa hotel, I would have thought more would be available (a savvy operator would have them for sale) -The price is a bit much (it cost more than my flight). -The entire spa area is a health and safety nightmare (loose stones underfoot, slippery floor towels, recessed bath tubs), yet the supplied bath clogs (aka jandals) are only big enough for small Asians (they were even tight on my girlfriend). * So it may be a good idea to bring your own supplies. Would be nice to have free wi-fi considering the number of Benjamins needed to get through the door. "