public hot-spring

ღ Hot Srping Facilities ღ

  • Steam Rooms for Men and Women | Part of the facilities of the sauna are not suitable for people with hypertension and cardiovascular diseases.
  • Indoor White Sulfur Spring Pool | Patients with skin diseases should not use public pools. Do not use towels and care products in the pool to avoid polluting the water quality.
  • Cold Water Pool | Step into the cold water pool after taking a hot spring soak and feeling heated all over. The skin may become supple and glossy as a result of the alternating hot and cold actions.
  • SPA Hydrotherapy Pool | (Located in the women's area) Not only can it massage the skin, but it can also give direct massage to the bones.
  • Bubble Massage Chair | To relieve fatigue, use the bubble vibration feature on the ergonomic chair while submerged in the water to massage your back.

ღ Bathing Etiquette ღ

  • Cleanse Your Body | Please bathe and rinse clean before soaking in the pool.
  • Before Soaking | To adapt to the temperature of the hot spring, moisten your feet with hot spring water first, gradually extending to the upper body to allow the skin to adapt to the temperature.
  • During Soaking | Rest for 5 minutes on the steps or immerse yourself in the cold pool after soaking for 10 minutes to achieve the beauty effect through alternating hot and cold treatments. Additionally, it's best to keep the water level above chest level while soaking to promote blood circulation and achieve the best results.
  • After Soaking | It is recommended to cleanse with shower gel (note: do not use soap) and apply lotion after soaking, and drink the right amount of water.

ღ Precautions for Hot Spring Soaking ღ

  1. Individuals must be at least 120 centimeters tall, and those under 12 years old must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
  2. It is not advisable to soak in hot springs on an empty stomach, when intoxicated, or within one hour after a meal to avoid excessive energy consumption, which contradicts the principles of health preservation.
  3. After insufficient sleep, excessive fatigue, long-distance travel, or intense exercise, do not enter the pool abruptly. Rest for a while until your energy is restored before soaking.
  4. Those with acute symptoms such as fever should not soak.
  5. Individuals with skin diseases should avoid entering the pool.
  6. Bathing is not suitable for those with external injuries or inflammation to prevent aggravating the wound.
  7. Individuals with acute eczema, suppurating wounds, or acute arthritis should not soak in hot springs.
  8. Avoid excessive eating and drinking after bathing.
  9. Pregnant or menstruating women should not soak. Consult a physician if you have any special circumstances.
  10. Hot springs' pH level can chemically react with alpha-hydroxy-acid-based skincare products. After immersing in a hot spring, wait before applying.