Plan at a glance
Name and location
Jingdong No.1 Hotspring Resort (京东第一温泉度假村) is in the Xiadian Town area of Dachang Hui Autonomous County, Langfang. Some current map and ticketing services show the address 穆斯林大街276号, while other listings describe the location as near National Highway 102. Search for the full resort name rather than relying on an English-translated street address, then follow on-site signs to the day-use hot spring area. Day-use hot spring tickets and hotel rooms are separate; if booking a room, check whether hot spring entry is included.
Tickets and opening hours
The published hot spring hours currently vary by date and day of the week. From January 1 to April 12, 2026, the usual hours are 09:00–21:00. From April 13 to December 31, they are usually 09:00–18:00 on weekdays and 09:00–21:00 on weekends; some public holidays, including Labour Day, the Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and National Day, follow 09:00–21:00 hours. Check the ticket page for the exact date of your visit.
Hours differ substantially across dates. After buying a ticket, plan your arrival around the hours and entry window for that date, and leave enough time to change, bathe, and exit.
Tickets and visit details
View visit options for this attraction and confirm the visit date and current arrangements before you go.
Choose your visit
Indoor and outdoor pools
The resort has an indoor hot spring hall and outdoor pools, allowing you to split your visit between the indoor and outdoor areas. The indoor area includes a Chinese herbal bath. Before entering a pool, check its temperature and whether it is open that day against the on-site information.
Water play for children
There is an indoor children’s water-play pool, while a separate children’s play centre is on the hotel grounds. Check whether your hot spring ticket includes the play centre before planning a visit. An adult should accompany children in the children’s area. Poolside floors can be slippery, so wear non-slip footwear.
Photos and rest
Light at the outdoor pools is often softer at around 10:00 in the morning or after 16:00, making those times suitable for photos. The second-floor restaurant serves meals, and the rest hall is a place to relax after bathing; restaurant hours and seating depend on the day’s arrangements.
For a separate day-use hot spring option in Gu’an County, see Ruige Hot Spring Center.
Build your day
A 2–3-hour visit
Arrive after the morning opening or when evening entry is still available. Enter through the resort’s main entrance and start at the indoor hot spring hall and central children’s water-play area. Choose an indoor pool or herbal bath according to that day’s opening arrangements, then continue to the outdoor pools and return to the changing area before leaving. Allow about 2–3 hours; this shorter visit suits guests focusing on the main pools and children’s water play.
A 4–5-hour half-day visit
Arrive in the morning and start with the indoor pools and herbal bath. Order lunch at the second-floor restaurant, then relax and take photos at the outdoor pools before spending some time in the rest hall and heading back in the afternoon. Allow about 4–5 hours. Pool access and restaurant hours can affect the order, so check the day’s arrangements after arrival.
Get there
Driving and parking
From Beijing’s Guomao area, the drive via the Jingtong Expressway and Tongyan Expressway takes about an hour as a guide. The drive from Tianjin takes over an hour; actual times vary with your starting point and traffic. Search for “Jingdong No.1 Hotspring Resort” in your map app, then follow on-site directions to the day-use hot spring area.
The resort has parking. Check on-site signs to see whether parking is free. The entrances for the hot spring area and hotel reception may differ, so follow the signs to the day-use hot spring area when you arrive.
Public transport
There is no convenient rail connection nearby, so driving is more direct. If travelling by bus or ride-hailing car, check in advance whether you can reach the resort’s current map pin, and confirm where to get off, the return bus service, or how you will arrange a ride back.
Know before you go
Day tickets and packages
Check the hours for your planned visit date, including the applicable weekday or holiday schedule, and follow the ticket page for that day. Hot spring ticket prices vary by date, seller, and package. When buying, check whether the product covers only the hot spring or also includes meals or other services. Hot spring tickets and hotel room rates are charged separately; confirm whether your room booking includes day-use hot spring entry. Terms for online, on-site, and other products vary, so read the rules for the specific one you choose.
What to bring, food, and nearby places
Bring your own swimwear, towel, and changing items to reduce last-minute purchases. The second-floor restaurant serves à la carte meals, and food outlets in the hot spring area operate according to the day’s arrangements. Breakfast and dinner buffets are separate purchases from a day-use hot spring ticket.
Dachang Minzu Palace (大厂民族宫) is about 9 kilometres away and can be planned as a separate short trip. Jiuzhou Eden Garden (九州伊甸园), an indoor botanical garden, is farther away and is best planned separately. Neither is part of the hot spring resort; check each place’s opening hours and transport options.