Where are the hot springs in Shanghai?

Today, I watched the weather forecast in Shanghai. The temperature is as low as 3℃ this week, accompanied by light rain from time to time. Facing such weather and such low temperature, soaking in hot springs is one of the best ways. Where can I find a hot spring in Shanghai? The following small series will introduce you to some hot springs in Shanghai.

Ji Le Tangbiyun Hot Spring Hotel

Blissful Hall Biyun Hot Spring Pavilion is one of the most popular hot spring bathing places in Shanghai, because the hot spring pavilion was established by Japanese hot spring operators, and the overall design style and decoration are Japanese. This spa is also the first international spa established by Japanese spa operators in China. There are many hot spring pools with different functions and styles in the museum, and the environment is full of Japanese culture. On the whole, this is a very good place.

Shanghai Zhigen Xuelanghu Resort Hot Spring

Xuelang Lake Resort, the root of Shanghai, is said to be the only hot spring resort in Shanghai. It's close to the city, so it's convenient to come here. At the same time, many people come here, especially on holidays. It's best to reserve a position in advance. The scenery inside the resort is also very charming, perhaps because it is an ecological park by the lake, and it is also very suitable for bringing family here to relax and soak in a hot spring.

Oedo-Onsen-Monogatari

The story of Edo Hot Spring is also a Japanese hot spring club. This hot spring is similar to the story of Edo Hot Spring in Japan. The interior decoration is very distinctive and the environment is particularly good. At the same time, many people come here. Don't mention going to the holiday, it may take a long time. Here, you can eat, drink and live everything. After soaking in the hot spring, you can walk around, eat something to have a rest, and then go to soak for a while.

Jiletang Jinsha river hot spring restaurant

The Jinsha River Hot Spring Pavilion in Blissful Soup is also a hot spring club set up by Japanese hot spring operators. Because the location here is better than Biyun Hot Spring Pavilion, and it is easy to get there by car or subway, many people come here to soak in water, especially on weekends. The Japanese food here is very good. After soaking in the hot springs, the whole person relaxed a lot.

What hot springs are there in Shanghai, and I will introduce them to my friends temporarily. You can choose the place you want to go according to your own preferences, but you'd better go early.