Welcome to one of the most luxurious spa experiences in China… and it’s unlike anything we’ve ever seen. In this video, we check into a next-level Chinese luxury spa where relaxation comes with some unexpected extras — lobster, champagne, private rooms, and hours of treatments all included. From the moment we walk in, it feels more like a five-star hotel than a spa.<br><br>China does luxury differently, and this place might be the most extravagant spa experience we’ve ever tried. Is it worth it? And what do you actually get inside?<br><br>February 2026 | Vlog 595 | Guangzhou, China
Reanne and Ben explore a luxurious 24-hour spa in Guangzhou, featuring unlimited lobster, Champagne, and private relaxation rooms in a stunning, overwhelming, 5
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When Reanne and Ben stepped into a Guangzhou spa, they expected luxury—but lobster and Champagne at 10 a.m.? That's a whole new level. This isn't just a bathhouse; it's an all-you-can-eat, all-day lounge with private beds, a cinema, and even a robot delivering coconuts. The catch? You might have to strip down forgo your swimsuit for the pool. Watch as they navigate the overwhelming menus, make friends with the staff, and ultimately find themselves blissfully stuffed and relaxed. Whether you're a spa veteran or a curious first-timer, this tour reveals why China redefines the word 'indulgence.'
Welcome to one of the most luxurious spa experiences in China… and it’s unlike anything we’ve ever seen.
In this video, we check into a next-level Chinese luxury spa where relaxation comes with some unexpected extras — lobster, champagne, private rooms, and hours of treatments all included. From the...
Luxury All-Inclusive Spa in Guangzhou with Lobster Champagne
This vlog takes viewers inside an astonishingly luxurious Chinese spa in Guangzhou. The experience blurs the line between high-end spa and five-star hotel, offering unexpected treats like lobster and champagne alongside premium treatments. The couple explores whether this opulent 24-hour spa is worth the hype. From private rooms to all-inclusive pampering, they uncover what sets China's luxury bathhouse culture apart. It's an extravagant, surprising look at relaxation redefined in China.
Attractions in this video: Guangzhou Spa, Luxury Spa, 24 Hour Spa, China Bathhouse, Lobster Buffet, Naked Bathing
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<p>Reanne and Ben stepped into what's billed as China's most luxurious spa in Guangzhou, and from the moment they arrived, they were overwhelmed. Unlike their previous 24-hour spa experience in Chengdu, this one promised lobster, Champagne, and an endless array of luxury treatments—all included.</p><p>Their first impression was mixed. The check-in process felt unwelcoming and uninformative. They were handed pajamas and slippery shoes, then directed to gender-separated changing rooms where they learned that the only swimming option was naked bathing. Reanne opted to skip that, keeping her swimwear on under the pajamas.</p><p>Once they started exploring, the scale of the place hit them. There were countless seating areas, dark corridors, private rooms, a gaming room, a smoking room, and even a robot roaming around. They found a bar offering cocktails and craft beer (likely extra) and a fridge full of healthy drinks—no fizzy sodas allowed. The weather outside was pouring rain, making it the perfect day for a lazy spa day indoors.</p><p>Lunch was a revelation. The buffet included sushi, fresh seafood, roasted goose, clay pot rice, and an impressive dessert station with handmade mousses and American cheesecake. Ben went all in, piling up plates of crab legs, shrimp, crab, and sea snails, while Reanne focused on the pork and sushi. The food was fresh, constantly replenished, and the staff were friendly. They even discovered an unlimited ice cream bar.</p><p>After lunch, they found a quiet, dark room with reclining chairs and blankets where they napped for an hour. The spa offered various paid extras like full-body massages, VIP rooms (starting at 899 yuan), foot massages, and even an ear bath. The cinema room was a highlight, with beds and a large selection of films.</p><p>Dinner required scanning a QR code to join a queue. After an hour-and-a-half wait, they were seated. This meal was even more extravagant: caviar, champagne, roast meats, and the star of the show—lobster. Ben waited patiently and was rewarded by a chef who brought him a freshly cooked lobster tail. Reanne tried lobster for the first time and was pleasantly surprised, though she didn't find it life-changing.</p><p>Leaving at the end of their 12-hour booking, both agreed it was a surprisingly enjoyable experience. Despite initial frustrations, they appreciated the unique luxury—more about lounging and eating than traditional spa treatments. As they headed to their airport hotel for a flight to a new country, they reflected on how China had once again delivered a memorable, unexpected adventure.</p>
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
Q: What were the sweet potato noodles like?
A: They looked like shining leather and tasted yummy!
Q: What was the most surprising thing you found?
A: Probably the $1 haircut and the fact that I didn't need a ticket to enter the Zhu-long cave!
