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Chengdu Luxury Spa: 18-Hour Relaxation Experience

What Are LUXURY SPAS in China REALLY LIKE??

Destination:ChinaCity:ChengduPopulation: 16.3 million
What Are LUXURY SPAS in China REALLY LIKE??
Max and Jacqueline21 min

What Are LUXURY SPAS in China REALLY LIKE??. This was filmed by Max and Jacqueline. Watch the full journey and explore the filming details and destinations on this page.

After travelling for 11 days straight, we thought we'd try to relax and visit one of the popular things to do in China; Luxury SPAS! Episode 289 | Chengdu, China. Filmed March 2025. We’re travelling across China by train for 30 days — on a mission to explore the culture, food, and wild beauty of this huge country on a backpacker budget.

--- Max and Jacqueline
April 27, 2025, Spring in China

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Max and Jacqueline visit Fufu Tang Spa in Chengdu for an 18-hour stay. The lifestyle complex combines spa facilities, saunas, pools, buffets, arcade games and sleeping pods. They receive spa clothing, sample food at several meals, including sushi at dinner, and explore the bathing and relaxation areas. Their account also notes that some services may cost extra. They explore the sauna and bathing areas, arcade room and sleeping pods, and learn that massages or ear candling may cost extra. Their visit includes an outfit change, several buffet areas, skincare products and room to rest between activities, all within the same complex.

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What Are LUXURY SPAS in China REALLY LIKE??

Arriving at Fufu Tang Spa

Max and Jacqueline spend 18 hours at Fufu Tang Spa, a Chengdu lifestyle complex where one admission covers many facilities at a comparatively affordable price. On arrival, staff provide clothes to wear inside and help them find their way around. The couple explore several dining areas and sample a wide range of food and drinks. Buffet meals are abundant, and the dinner selection includes sushi. They note that buffet service has set closing times and that food is not always clearly labeled, so asking staff can help.

Facilities, food and overnight options

Away from the dining rooms, Max and Jacqueline visit a game room with arcade machines such as Street Fighter, along with quieter relaxation areas and sleeping pods. They explore the sauna and bathing spaces, which they describe as clean and well equipped with high-end skincare products. Swimsuits are not typically worn in the sauna; towels are available for modesty. Staff are helpful when the couple have questions about the facilities.

Most core amenities, including the sauna, pools and buffets, are included in the admission price. Some services, such as massages and ear candling, may cost extra. The sleeping pods offer a place to rest during an extended visit and can make an overnight stay possible without booking a separate hotel. Max and Jacqueline recommend the spa as a distinctive place to relax, especially for travelers with a layover. Their account follows the change of clothes, meals, games and bathing areas over the full 18-hour visit. With lunch, dinner and areas to rest all on site, they can move between activities without leaving the complex. Their visit includes the fast-paced lunch buffet as well as the later dinner meal.

FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)

Q: What should I expect when visiting a Chinese lifestyle complex spa?
A: Expect a range of facilities, including spas, saunas, pools and often multiple buffet meals, for a comparatively affordable price. The experience offers a way to relax and encounter a different part of Chinese culture.
Q: What should I wear to the spa?
A: Staff usually provide pajamas or similar clothing to wear inside. Swimsuits are not typically worn in the sauna or bathing areas, and towels are available for modesty.
Q: Is everything included in the price?
A: Most of the amenities, including the spas, saunas, and buffets, are included. However, some services, like massages, might have an extra cost. It's best to check the details when booking.
Q: How long should I stay?
A: The longer the better. Aim for the full 18 hours to truly maximize the experience. They even have sleeping pods, so an overnight stay is an option.
Q: What is the food like?
A: Max and Jacqueline try a wide selection of food, including sushi at dinner. They describe the meals as abundant and are surprised by the quality and variety.

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