Yule Mountain House | Live in a secluded resort surrounded by mountain streams

|Live in a secluded resort surrounded by mountain streams. 🏨 Hangzhou Yule Mountain House 🎈 Taizi Temple, Baisha Village, Taihuyuan Town [Recommendation reason] Rich mountain and field experience activities ⛰️ Green mountains and streams are within reach, and the environment is excellent ♨️ Each room has a large terrace and a small hot spring pool 📷 The building is rich in design and super photogenic 📚 Complete public area facilities, can hold meetings 🏡 Guest rooms The B&B has 15 guest rooms, with the names of "Beihai, Wuya, Baiju, Mengdie...", all from Zhuangzi's poems, with poetic philosophy. Each room has its own large terrace with an independent small hot spring bath. When you open the terrace door, you can hear the sound of the gurgling stream. 🥞Food and Beverage The food in the mountain house is not to be missed. The main focus here is on healthy meals, with special emphasis on the freshness of the ingredients. In addition to the special vegetables supplied by designated vegetable bases, there are also rustic flavors from the countryside that you won’t find in the city. 🌲Enjoyment In spring, you can pick tea, play in the stream in summer, enjoy the ginkgo in autumn, and watch the snow in winter. In addition to these four-seasonal beauty, there are many activities such as art and literature gatherings, dining and tea tasting, open-air barbecues, outdoor fishing, mountain biking, etc., which make the mountain forest vacation trip interesting. "Hangzhou Yuleshanfang" is located in Lin'an, which is known as the "Little Jiuzhai of Jiangnan", and enjoys the water source of Taihu Lake. The homestay is surrounded by green mountains and rows of bamboo forests. The mountain mist is hazy and the fairy air is flowing, which seems like a dream or reality. In the independently enclosed quiet courtyard, a clear water mirror reflects the blue sky, white clouds and the scenery of the four seasons. Yule Shanfang is a boutique homestay with tea culture as its theme, which advocates health and wellness. It was formerly a farm house with 30 guest rooms. After two years of renovation, it overturned everyone's concepts and visions and cost tens of millions of dollars to finally achieve its current appearance. The original wood-colored hall elegantly carries the oriental aesthetics that transcends ancient and modern times. Various public areas such as restaurants, water bars, book bars, conference and leisure areas are placed on the ground floor of the new house. This not only conforms to the functional flow and meets the living needs of visitors, but also makes full use of and displays the exposed cliff rock landscape to create a public space with natural wildness.