The Tangtian SPA in Changsha has very poor service, but the price is the cheapest in Changsha!

I haven't been to a hot spring for a long time. The review of Tangtian SPA is not good, so I was a bit worried, but I gathered the courage to go there yesterday and I think it's still okay. Let's discuss them one by one.

Value for money: This is really great. The suggested price is 4-6 US dollars per person, including breakfast (but there is actually no need to worry about this breakfast as it doesn't feel very delicious). It's a bit redundant. At this price, staying overnight in the center of Changsha is really great. Environment: The environment is okay, no problem. I haven't found any dirty places there for three or four hours. There is no moisture or sweat odor in the air.

What are the projects: I have summarized the free projects and sorted them in the recommended order: ① Hot spring soaking and steaming are two essential experiences, as they are the core. The men's hot spring consists of three large pools, each with a medium to low temperature. One person can seat about 20 people. There are five private swimming pools that can hardly accommodate two people. If you want to steam, they are on the second floor. There is also a rest area. The shower positions are also divided into seated and standing positions, with a total of about 20 positions.

The children's park is a favorite among children (including myself), with a suspension bridge for ocean balls and a trampoline. There are some gaming facilities here. Although not very new, it's worth a visit. The table tennis room, billiards room, and hot springs are on the same floor. There is only one table, but no one plays at night. Billiards are very popular. The air in the oxygen bar is good, but it doesn't feel good.

The effect of the bookstore and movies is a bit poor (there is a separate cinema and two cinemas directly projected on white walls), and the quality of the books is not very high. I picked up a few books but didn't find anything interesting. Service: Some service personnel have a bad attitude. I haven't met them, but I can definitely feel that they are not very friendly. When I went in, I wanted to wear my own clothes. The receptionist tacitly agreed, but muttered softly. Then, when I went in to take a shower, I felt a little shy. I asked the staff if they could wear underwear outside. He agreed, but the staff inside angrily shouted at me, saying no, but I still went in when he wasn't paying attention.

Personally, I suggest not staying overnight. It's not very comfortable, but in terms of price, there's no problem with it. It comes with pillows and blankets (asked at the front desk), mainly because safety cannot be guaranteed. If you insist on staying overnight, I suggest you take measures. 2. There is free water to drink, but it's best to bring a glass. You can order takeout. I saw some people eating takeout.