Zhuishan Mingjing Hot Spring Resort Hotel

The breakfast was good, with several Chinese-style choices. We had rice porridge, stir-fried vegetables, soy milk, and boiled eggs; the sausages looked tempting but were a bit greasy. For dinner, there are tasty, reasonably priced restaurants about 50-100 m away if you turn left from the accommodation. The place is conveniently located about 2 km from Bifenggou National Park. The rooms were good, but dusty and smelled of cigarette smoke even though I had requested a non-smoking room. They also weren't soundproof. People like to sing by the projector screen on the ground floor, so it can get loud, though they stop at 9pm. There are indoor and outdoor hot springs on the ground floor. Bring a swimsuit; they sell them here if you don't have one, but I'm not sure exactly what hours they're available.