Stop searching for trendy spots in Xinyu! This place, Boxin Yun She, with its private hot springs and new Chinese-style rooms, made me stay for 3 days straight

Who says visiting Xinyu is just about rushing through tourist spots? This time, by chance, I stayed at "Boxin Yun She," which instantly turned my Xinyu trip into a "laid-back vacation"! 🚗 A 20-minute drive from downtown, turning into a lively alley, I suddenly stepped into a courtyard full of Jiangnan elegance—not the overly forced antique style, but a relaxed vibe that slows you down the moment you step in 🌿 The moment I opened the room door, I exclaimed "Wow!" The entire wall of floor-to-ceiling sliding doors brought the greenery of the courtyard inside 🌳. The walnut wood-framed bed leaned against the wall, with faint ink bamboo shadows on the headboard, and light purple sheer curtains hanging gently. Even the breeze carried a soft tone. The best part was the door beside the bed, which opened to a private little courtyard. The private hot spring pool was steaming gently; soaking in it at dusk, the wind carried the scent of grass and trees, and looking up, stars scattered across the sky—this is what a vacation should feel like 💦 Even the bathroom looked like a magazine shoot! The black pottery textured sink had a natural roughness, the wooden-framed mirror complemented the creamy walls, and the brass faucet’s shine perfectly balanced the cool tones. Even the outlets were stylish black ones— I held my phone here taking pictures for ten minutes, and my friends flooded me with requests for the link 📸 (Pro tip: stand by the sink and turn on the flash, 100% great shots!) The courtyard was my "secret base" where I stayed until dark every day! The bluestone path wound around small scenes, with a rattan chair under a crooked tree. After soaking in the hot spring, wrapped in a bathrobe, I sat here drinking tea 🍵. When the little lanterns lit up, their light and shadows fell on the stone path, and even time seemed to slow down. The owner said the stones in the courtyard were all handpicked from the mountains for a "wild charm" look. No wonder just standing there instantly sets the perfect atmosphere. My bestie said these photos look ten times better than the ones she took at tourist spots! What touched me most were the "gentle details hidden everywhere": warm local tea and crispy snacks 🍪 greeted me at the door, the bedding was soft like sinking into clouds, and the celadon bedside lamp cast a warm glow that perfectly matched the bamboo shadow prints on the wall. In the morning, I enjoyed freshly cooked porridge and local pickles, and the owner would sit in the courtyard chatting about old Xinyu stories. This feeling of "not a guest but a friend" is warmer than any standardized service ❤️ If you want to go out and explore, it’s super convenient: just a 10-minute drive to Yangtian Gang Forest Park 🌲, where you can hike and then soak in the private hot spring to relax; or head to Fairy Lake to watch the sunset, then slowly stroll back in the evening to find the hot spring water already warmed up by the guesthouse—this "peaceful oasis in the bustle" location is tailor-made for vacations! I stayed for 3 days this time, struggling every day with whether to extend my stay. It’s not that I haven’t stayed in expensive guesthouses before, but Boxin Yun She is the kind of comfort that "turns life into poetry": no forced trendy check-in spots, just genuine relaxation, beauty, and a feeling of being thoughtfully cared for. If you come to Xinyu, don’t squeeze into those crowded trendy villages. Stay here for a couple of days—soak in the private hot springs, stroll the courtyard, take beautiful photos, and slow down the pace of life. That’s what travel should really be like ✨