First off, my overall impression was excellent! The service philosophy is great. They proactively upgraded my room upon check-in and fulfilled my request for a bathtub. Situated in the rather secluded Hengqin area, the hotel has a very resort-like vibe. You need to take a shuttle or walk from the lobby to your room, and with its integrated Chinese herbal hot springs, it's perfect for a few days of slow-paced relaxation.
The room features a smart toilet, a capsule coffee machine, and a double vanity.
Breakfast was decent; the Western pastries were completely unappealing, but the noodles were okay. During the holiday, it was very crowded, and the staff were good at proactively seating guests.
There weren't many people at the Angsana hot springs. Each of the pools had its own unique characteristics, but the staff explaining things spoke unclearly, making it hard to understand what they were saying. I'd suggest assigning younger staff specifically for introductions. The shower and changing rooms were also clean.
Regarding the wellness soup, from check-in until I used it the next day, the staff repeatedly confirmed with me at least 3-4 times when and which soup I wanted. However, in the end, when it was time to use the soup, I still had to wait half an hour for it to be prepared… I don't understand why.
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