Our three‑generation getaway to Art Spa Hotel—my parents, my wife and I, and our two young sons—proved to be a memorable and thoroughly enjoyable escape. The resort’s facilities are its greatest strength: multiple pools and hot‑spring baths, a spacious Jacuzzi, and a spiral water slide that turned out to be just as entertaining for adults as it was for the kids. After long hours splashing around, we sank gratefully into spotless rooms with large, comfortable king‑size beds.
The accommodations, though clean and well kept, did have a few quirks. Space felt tight once all our luggage was in, the glass‑walled bathroom offered little privacy, and the view from our window was limited to the rooftop rather than any scenery. Fortunately, we spent most of our waking hours outdoors enjoying the hotel’s amenities, so these drawbacks never came close to eclipsing our fun.
Breakfast followed the same pattern: it wasn’t a lavish continental spread, but it delivered a satisfying range of local dishes along with a handful of Western staples. Anyone accustomed to European‑style morning fare might find it modest, yet we left the dining room content and ready for another day in the pools.
All told, Art Spa Hotel struck an excellent balance for a family holiday. The minor inconveniences of the rooms paled beside the sheer variety of water attractions and the overall cleanliness of the property. For travelers seeking a family‑friendly hot‑spring resort with plenty of on‑site activities, it is
