Enjoy a Japanese-style hot spring without leaving Hangzhou

I went to a newly opened Japanese-style hot spring with my friends over the weekend and stayed at the newly opened Haru no Ya Onsen Hotel in Hangzhou. This time, I stayed in a Valley View Room. Compared to the Seikei Room, the Valley View Room offers a view of the hotel's pond and the entire valley. The room is decorated with Kumamoto tatami mats, the walls are painted with diatom mud, and the furniture and bathroom doors facing the courtyard can be opened. 🏨 Before check-in, the butler confirmed the check-in time and provided 24-hour service. The hotel is Japanese-style, with hot spring baths, stone baths, and a spa. Our package also included a 1-hour Chinese massage. ☕️&🎡 The package includes a kaiseki dinner and a nine-grid breakfast. The leisure area offers fresh fruit, self-service drinks, and ice cream. 🍦 There are three options for dinner. Details: When checking in, there is a tea ceremony, and the gift is a woven hat. The key is designed as a string of sensor bracelets. There is also a lighting ceremony after dinner, which makes me feel like I'm in Japan.