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Chengdu Luxury Spa: 18-Hour All-Inclusive Relaxation

We Spent 18 HOURS In CHINA'S ALL-INCLUSIVE SPA in Chengdu 🇨🇳 (Better Than Staying in a Hotel?!)

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We Spent 18 HOURS In CHINA'S ALL-INCLUSIVE SPA in Chengdu 🇨🇳 (Better Than Staying in a Hotel?!)
Flora and Note27 min

We Spent 18 HOURS In CHINA'S ALL-INCLUSIVE. This was filmed by Flora and Note. Watch the full journey and explore the filming details and destinations on this page.

In our first adventure in Chengdu, we decided to experience one of China’s most popular trends among young people – an all-inclusive spa that feels more like a mini vacation! For 18 hours, we indulged in everything this place had to offer: from an endless hot pot buffet to video games, steam rooms, saunas, onsen, and even a cozy cinema. With unlimited snacks, drinks, massages, and sleeping pods, we found ourselves truly maxing out on relaxation. Come along to see why this place is a must for anyone looking to unwind in style in Chengdu!

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Slow morning in Chengdu.

Ancient ear cleaning.

Trying out a trendy spa in China.

They have everything in here!.

Is the buffet dinner worth it?

--- Flora and Note
November 9, 2024, Autumn in China

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Flora & Note spend 18 hours at FUFU Tang, an all-inclusive spa in Chengdu. Their stay includes a bicycle ride in the city, a hot pot buffet, fruit and drinks, durian samples, premium beef, sauna and steam rooms, sleep pods, and games. They discuss the spa’s appeal to younger residents, its amenities, and a language barrier with staff. The source gives the price as 299 RMB on weekdays and 339 RMB on weekends and also mentions traditional ear cleaning.

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We Spent 18 HOURS In CHINA'S ALL-INCLUSIVE SPA in Chengdu 🇨🇳 (Better Than Staying in a Hotel?!)

A bicycle ride and an 18-hour spa stay

Flora & Note spend 18 hours at FUFU Tang, an all-inclusive spa in Chengdu. Before arriving, they ride bicycles around the city center, describing bikes as an inexpensive, convenient way to get around and see the local atmosphere. They talk about Chengdu’s working culture alongside its spas and hot pot restaurants, and describe spa visits as a popular way for younger residents to spend time.

FUFU Tang brings food, bathing, rest and entertainment together. The facilities include sauna and steam rooms, sleeping pods, relaxation areas and video games. Traditional ear cleaning is another part of the visit. Staff communication is sometimes difficult because of a language barrier; the travelers discuss how basic Mandarin can help with ordering food, asking about services, negotiating prices and interacting with people.

Buffet, amenities and prices

The hot pot buffet is a major part of their stay. They describe premium beef, fresh seafood, snacks and desserts, a wide fruit selection, unlimited drinks and durian samples. The amount of food and the variety of activities make the venue feel more like a place to spend a day and night than a single spa appointment. Flora & Note compare the all-inclusive format with a conventional hotel stay and consider whether the range of amenities is worthwhile for them.

The price they report is 299 RMB for 18 hours on a weekday and 339 RMB on a weekend. They weigh those prices against the buffet, bathing rooms, sleep pods, games and ear cleaning. The video presents FUFU Tang as a trendy lifestyle venue and an alternative to a hotel, while their own stay includes both enjoyable amenities and occasional communication difficulties. They also suggest booking a massage in advance, particularly at busy times, and taking breaks instead of feeling obliged to use every facility or eat everything on offer. Their account includes the contrast between the slow morning bicycle ride and the long indoor stay that follows. They spend time looking over the facilities rather than focusing on one treatment, and mention traditional ear cleaning among the services. They discuss the venue as a place younger people use to relax, alongside cafes and bars in Chengdu. The buffet’s range, from seafood and premium beef to fruit, desserts and durian, contributes to their impression of the all-inclusive format. The weekday and weekend prices differ, and they compare the 18-hour package with the cost of a conventional hotel. Their comments remain tied to the prices and amenities they encountered, including the language barrier when asking staff about services. The couple also describe the venue as an alternative to a hotel or a conventional cafe or bar: visitors can eat, use the bathing areas, rest in sleep pods or play games during the same extended stay. They consider the weekday and weekend rates in light of this range, while noting the need to check massage availability ahead of a busy visit.

FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)

Q: What's the best way to get around Chengdu?
A: Flora & Note describe cycling as a cheap and convenient way to travel around the city center, see sights and take in the local atmosphere. They ride bicycles before going to FUFU Tang.
Q: What's the most popular food in Chengdu?
A: Sichuan hot pot is described as a well-known Chengdu food, and the travelers try it at the buffet during their stay at FUFU Tang.
Q: What is FUFU Tang like?
A: It is an all-inclusive spa and a trendy place where younger people spend time. The visit includes hot pot, video games, massage services, sleeping pods, sauna and steam rooms, and other amenities.
Q: How much does FUFU Tang cost?
A: The source gives the price as 299 RMB for 18 hours on weekdays and 339 RMB on weekends. Flora & Note compare the cost with the food and facilities included.
Q: What's the food like at FUFU Tang?
A: The hot pot buffet includes premium beef, fresh seafood, snacks, desserts, fruit and durian. The travelers also mention unlimited drinks as part of the all-inclusive food selection.

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Chengdu Luxury Spa: 18-Hour All-Inclusive Relaxation

Flora & Note's Chengdu spa day: 18 hours of pure bliss! Hot pot, massages, and relaxation redefined. Unwind in style.

Chengdu All-Inclusive Spa: 18-Hour Luxury Experience

Flora and Note embarked on a unique Chengdu adventure, spending 18 hours in an all-inclusive spa. This trendy Chinese spa offered a mini-vacation experience, exceeding expectations with its diverse amenities. From a delectable hot pot buffet to relaxing saunas, onsen, and even a cinema, every moment was pure indulgence. Unlimited snacks, drinks, and massages contributed to ultimate relaxation. This luxurious escape is a must-try for those seeking a stylish retreat in Chengdu!

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