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Shui Guo+ Shenzhen.
The city’s slow lane.

Bathing, dining and space to switch off: a practical guide to the Shui Guo+ flagship in Futian, and how to make room for it in your Shenzhen visit.

By Shenzhen Unfolded4 min read
Editorial illustration of steaming teal water and warm stone, titled Shenzhen’s slow lane: Shui Guo+
Original AI-assisted editorial illustration, not a photograph of Shui Guo+.

Shui Guo+ (水裹+) is a large bathing, dining and leisure venue in Shenzhen’s Futian district. The Shenzhen flagship is at 13 Xinzhou Third Street, Shatou. Public booking listings offer 12-hour and 24-hour packages, with different meal and treatment combinations. For a visitor, the appeal is a slower stretch of the city day: time to bathe, eat and rest in one place.

Shenzhen rewards curiosity, but a good visit does not need to keep accelerating. Between the shopping districts, museums and evening lights, there is room for a different kind of stop. Shui Guo+ is one option to consider when relaxation is part of the reason you are coming.

What makes Shui Guo+ interesting?

The operator describes an 18,000-square-metre space with individual bathing pools, sauna areas, dining and rest facilities. It also lists cinema and gaming areas alongside sleep capsules. That mix suggests a place to spend unhurried time, rather than treating a spa visit as a quick appointment between attractions.

Think about what you actually want from the visit. A quiet soak, a meal with friends and an extended rest are different plans. Choose your priorities first; they will help you decide whether this should be a short pause, the main event of the afternoon or an independently arranged longer stay.

Choose the package before choosing the timetable

The booking listing separates standard buffet and seafood-buffet packages, and distinguishes admission from some treatments. A 12-hour or 24-hour pass describes the admission window; it does not mean every treatment or facility is included.

Before paying, check the specific package for your date:

  • The admission duration, entry conditions and any overstay charge.
  • Which meals are included and when they are served.
  • Whether your preferred massage or treatment is included, bookable separately or unavailable.
  • The rules and charges for sleep capsules, rooms, games or other extras.
  • What identification to bring and how your voucher is redeemed.

Use the current package terms for your decision. A spectacular buffet photo can give you an idea of the atmosphere, but it cannot establish what will be served on your date. We have not assigned a fixed admission price here because the package, seller and inclusions need to be compared together.

Where is the Shenzhen flagship?

The operator lists 深圳市福田区沙头街道新洲三街13号, or 13 Xinzhou Third Street, Shatou, Futian, Shenzhen. Save both the Chinese venue name and address for your driver or map search, and check that you are selecting the Shenzhen flagship.

How to fit it into a Shenzhen day

Give a spa visit enough room to feel like a pause. If Shui Guo+ is your priority, choose fewer other stops and allow for arrival, changing and departure. An ambitious sightseeing route followed by a rushed soak misses much of the appeal.

Coming from Hong Kong? Work backwards from your return journey and the crossing you will use. A venue’s longer admission window does not extend your hosted itinerary or provide an overnight host. Read our Hong Kong to Shenzhen planning guide and leave practical travel time around the visit.

Can Shenzhen Unfolded help plan a visit?

Yes. Our private host and route-planning service costs US$149 per person per day. Spa admission, meals, treatments, transport and overnight accommodation are separate third-party costs. The host confirms a feasible route and availability after your paid booking request.

Plan your private Shenzhen day and mention “Shui Guo+” plus your preferred length of stay in the booking notes. The planner’s existing spa selection is AQILA, so use the notes to request Shui Guo+ specifically. You can also compare the two in our Shenzhen spa guide.

Quick answers

Is Shui Guo+ a hotel?

It is presented as a bathing, dining and leisure destination with rest and accommodation facilities. If you want an overnight stay, confirm the exact sleeping arrangement and its charges directly with the venue.

Is massage included?

It depends on the package. Confirm the treatment, duration and any additional charge before booking.

Is this a firsthand review?

This is a researched planning guide, not a firsthand review. Venue details were checked on 5 October 2026.

Sources and current details

Shui Guo+ operator: Shenzhen flagship details · Klook: Shenzhen flagship packages. Check these sources for current venue and ticket information before visiting.

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