Huquan Resorts & Spa

Every time I visit Mile, I always stay at Lake Spring Hotel. This time I booked a family room, and the kids absolutely loved it! It was much more spacious for our two children, and there were even some toys for them to play with.

The rooms are a bit older as they haven't been renovated in a while, but they're still very clean. The resort grounds are absolutely stunning with incredible natural surroundings. There's a shuttle service to the hot springs, which is very convenient.

The location and surroundings are absolutely perfect, and the lobby staff provide excellent service. However, the rooms in Block C are incredibly outdated. As soon as you open the door, it feels like stepping into a hotel from 20 years ago. Many of the furnishings are worn, and when you shower, you have to stand in the bathtub, and water leaks along the wall side of the tub, flooding the floor. If you have high expectations for room decor and facilities, you might want to look elsewhere. But if you're just looking for convenient access to hot springs and pleasant surroundings, then this place is a good option.

I booked a room in Building E, which is just a few minutes' walk from Banshan Hot Spring. The room was clean, though a bit dated in terms of decor, but still quite comfortable. The best part was the breakfast area – the views were absolutely stunning, and I even got to feed black swans and little squirrels!

We paid 1268 RMB for one night during the May Day holiday, and it felt like staying in a 1980s guesthouse. We came to Mile to boost the local economy, but the Huquan Hotel treated us like suckers, charging exorbitant prices! The bathroom only had a bathtub, so we had to stand in it to shower. The weirdest part was that after coming back from the hot spring pool, the shower water kept fluctuating between scalding hot and freezing cold. My husband even had to take our child back to the big public bath at the hot spring resort to shower again. Huquan Hotel gave us the biggest disappointment of our May Day holiday! To sum it up, their hot springs can't compare to Anning Jinfang, and their water park is no match for Qingyuwan. We won't be coming back! The last three pictures are of a hotel we stayed at the next day, which cost just over 400 RMB a night. It felt like stepping back into modern times.

This was my second visit to Mile, and I chose to stay at Lake Spring Hotel Block E again, mainly for the unlimited access to the mountainside hot springs. Upon arrival, I paid extra to upgrade to a deluxe twin room. The view from the window was lovely, and I enjoyed just relaxing in the room. The hotel service was excellent, as always. Although Block E is a bit further from the Lakeside restaurant, which offers a great breakfast spread, it's conveniently close to the mountainside hot springs. Plus, the front desk provides a free shuttle service on demand, which is really handy. All the necessary in-room amenities are there, and I particularly appreciated the thoughtful addition of a floor-standing drying rack on the balcony – no worries about wet clothes after soaking in the hot springs. Overall, I'm very satisfied.

The hotel is located right within the scenic area and it's absolutely beautiful. I booked Building E, which is close to the hot springs – just a short walk away. Actually, the other buildings are quite convenient too, as the hotel provides a shuttle service. It definitely pays to visit during the off-season; it felt like I had the hot springs all to myself!

The closet light in my room was broken, and for a family suite, they only provided one tissue box. To top it off, the front desk staff lectured me about scanning a QR code just to get something, which was a terrible experience. While the service seemed enthusiastic, it was completely insincere. I gave them my shoe size, yet they still gave me two pairs that were too small. They promised to help with luggage, but when I checked out, the staff were just chatting among themselves. When I called the front desk after realizing I left something behind, their attitude was perfunctory and cold – even a Hanting Hotel would have better service. The breakfast offered many options, but it was so crowded, noisy, and chaotic, it felt more like a wet market than a hotel restaurant. The hotel's exterior looks fine, but the interior facilities are old and outdated, completely lacking any modern feel. If you're coming specifically for the hot springs, there's absolutely no need to stay here. The prices are ridiculously high, and the service and amenities don't live up to them at all. It's extremely poor value for money; you're just paying for a bad time.