Riyuegu Hotsprings Resort has officially unveiled its five star accreditation, and as part of the celebration is donating a portion of the revenue from each entrance ticket to charity until the end of the year.

Riyuegu Hotsprings Resort says it is the first hotsprings resort in China to achieve both National AAAA Tourist Attraction and a Five Star Hotel Accreditation

The Resort comprises of Riyuegu Hotsprings Park and Riyuegu Hotsprings Hotel. Spanning an area of about 100,000 square meters, it is the largest hot springs themed resort in the Fujian Province. Riyuegu Hotsprings Resort houses 115 intimate guest rooms each equipped with its personal hot spring bath. It is Fujian Province's first South East Asian themed resort hotel, drawing its influence mainly from Indonesia and Thailand. Within its compound, guests can now find all the facilities and services expected of a five-star hotel.

Riyuegu Hotsprings Resort boasts one of the most varied hot springs pools in the world, with a choice of more than 150 outdoor hotsprings pools, with more than 40 variations of specialty springs.

Riyuegu Hotsprings has not specifically said to which charity it plans to donate the funds or what percentage will go towards charity.