Deal price: ¥109 (≈$15, was ¥228) · ⏰ Valid Oct 22 – Nov 30, 2026 · ♨️ Bring 1 kid under 1.2m free · Weekends usable (+¥40 surcharge) · Refundable anytime
Twenty minutes from Xiamen’s island center, Riyuegu (日月谷) has been the city’s hot-spring landmark for over two decades — and it’s still the one locals buy every year. The resort hides 100+ pools and 40+ themed springs inside a lush subtropical garden that past guests keep comparing to Bali: the petal pool (rose petals on the water — the photo-op pool), the red-wine spring, the tea-scented spring, all shaded by palms, bamboo and running streams.
This ticket is the midweek base tier with a generous stack of extras: a healing ritual (singing-bowl-style emotional-decompression session), a meal-set voucher, access to the recreation lounge and petting corner, the resort’s treasure-hunt activity, and a free shuttle between the resort and Dongfu Metro Station. One child under 1.2m goes free with each adult ticket. The ¥239 and ¥399 tiers add a full Thai meal set (Tom Yum soup, green-curry beef, Thai lemongrass chicken wings, pineapple fried rice) — note the restaurant swaps the Thai set for a hotpot set from Nov 10.
⚠️ Fine print that matters: usable Monday to Sunday; weekend visits add a ¥40 per-ticket surcharge. Refundable anytime before use, and expired codes auto-refund. Buy-and-go — no ticket exchange needed. As the deal title says, pack a swim cap: pools are open-air, and on rainy days the pools have umbrellas/sheltered pavilions.
Packages (all incl. healing ritual + meal voucher/set + recreation lounge + petting corner + shuttle)
- 1 adult weekday ticket + bring 1 kid under 1.2m free — ¥109 (≈$15, was ¥228)
- 1 adult weekday ticket + bring 1 kid under 1.5m free + 1 Thai meal set — ¥239 (≈$33, was ¥348)
- 2 adult weekday tickets + bring kids under 1.5m free + 2 Thai meal sets — ¥399 (≈$56, was ¥686)
Good to know: this is a ticket-only deal, not a hotel stay — it’s the cheapest way into one of Fujian’s best-known hot-spring resorts, at about 48% of the walk-in price. If you’d rather stay over, see our Riyuegu stay pages.
What guests say
226 historical merchant reviews on the booking platform. Representative ones (translated from Chinese):
“Riyuegu’s hot-spring quality is as good as ever, and the value for money is genuinely high — a place you can keep coming back to.” — 飞***0 · Feb 2025
“Remember to bring a swim cap! A comb, moisturizer, a waterproof bag, a disposable bath towel, a power bank. You don’t need to pack much food; wear your own slippers, bring tissues. Even on rainy days it’s fine — the pools have umbrellas or sheltered pavilions. All in all very good, great for the whole family.” — 133****2040 · Jul 2024
“Buy it every year — taking the kids feels genuinely wonderful.” — 午***🌞 · Aug 2026
Reviews translated from Chinese; nicknames masked for privacy.
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