[2025 Anji Hotels] Travel Guide for Anji February Flower Soup Spring Resort Hotel (Updated Jul)

Discovered a heavenly resort in Anji!! After being inspired by Xiaohongshu, I rushed to check it out And it did not disappoint!! 💯 A two-day escape was absolutely divine Want to recommend it to all working folks!!! 📍Location: Nestled deep in the bamboo forests of Anji's Shanchuan Township Just a 1.5-hour drive away 🚗 The moment you step out of the car, you're surrounded by fresh air Everywhere you look is soothing greenery 🌳 So refreshing to be far from the city noise～ 🏨Ambience: The hotel features a traditional Chinese courtyard style White walls, black tiles, flowing water, and bamboo groves Every shot looks like a Jiangnan ink painting 🎐 Rooms open to stunning views Wake up to birdsong at dawn, watch the sunset glow in the evening Just relax and enjoy the slow life!! The rooftop infinity pool is my favorite Super photogenic 📸 My friends kept asking for the location after I posted it 🍃Experiences: ✅ Bamboo forest afternoon tea: Sip white tea and enjoy snacks in the courtyard—pure vibes ✅ Handicraft workshops: Try bamboo weaving or Anji white tea DIY—so much fun ✅ Private hot spring: Unwind in the bath after a day of activities ♨️ ✅ Nearby attractions: Yunshang Grassland and Xianlongxia Drift are super close! 🥢Food: Highly recommend the farm-to-table dishes!! The bamboo chicken is incredibly fresh 🐔 Anji white tea shrimp is a unique must-try Breakfast bamboo tube rice is also delicious～ I cleaned my plate every time!! 💡Tips: 1️⃣ Book in advance—it fills up fast during peak season 2️⃣ Bring your camera! Every corner is Instagram-worthy 3️⃣ Don’t miss stargazing at night ✨ The Milky Way is visible—so romantic

Before traveling to Anji, I read many Xiaohongshu posts and noticed a lot of "avoidance" posts (Is it still Xiaohongshu? It’s almost becoming an "Avoidance Book" [Joyful]). Of course, Xiaohongshu is still useful—after synthesizing some of these avoidance posts, I crafted my own itinerary and was quite proud of my "travel plan." Originally, I wanted to visit Yunshang Grassland, but after seeing too many negative posts and videos about it, plus the tickets being quite expensive, I changed my mind. By chance, I stumbled upon a live stream by "Anji February Flower Resort Hotel," showcasing their infinity pool, which was absolutely stunning. The host happened to be a local from Anji and a hotel staff member broadcasting on the hotel’s official account, so I tuned in (I usually dislike big influencers’ live streams—been scammed before with promises that never materialized at the hotel). The host was recommending travel options around the Yunshang Grassland area, and while I won’t detail his pitch, my "itinerary" essentially copied his. Departing from Hangzhou, it took about two rounds of *Honor of Kings* to reach the hotel (the host’s exact words)—no lies, an hour was enough. After exiting the Louniao Expressway, the closer we got, the more we felt surrounded by mountains. By the time we saw the most majestic peak, the hotel had arrived. It was easy to find, right by a stream, with all its Chinese-style buildings lining the water. Since it was already late on the first day, we decided to stay at the hotel instead of venturing out. The whole point of traveling is to leave work behind and enjoy freedom. First, we took photos in the Chinese-style courtyard and gardens, then went stream-trekking (free for hotel guests)—swinging over the stream, lying on net hammocks, and letting the kids catch tiny shrimp. Great family time. Next, we tried crayfishing (also free for guests). I had a clever plan: catch some crayfish, spend time with the kids, and have them for dinner. But my skills were lacking—only about a dozen were caught. Still, we took them to the restaurant, added a few more, and had them cooked. The restaurant was excellent—high-end but affordable, under ¥200 for three people. Best of all, there was a large kids’ play area nearby, so we could relax and eat while the children played. After dinner, the hotel’s nighttime scenery was beautiful, though the weather was too cold for the infinity pool from the live stream. We settled for the shallow pool with starry lights at the bottom—I think it’ll go viral someday. Also, their cave hot springs were closed for the season. The room’s exterior followed Hui-style Chinese architecture, but the interior was modern Chinese—giving the feeling of experiencing two styles in one stay. I won’t overdescribe the room, but it’s clear the owner put great care into this hotel. The quality of everything far surpasses that of so-called "Instagrammable" homestays, which often feel like they’re furnished from Taobao. If you ever visit, you’ll see if I’m exaggerating. The attention to detail in the decor was impressive (a professional habit of mine). In short, it met five-star hotel standards. Oh, and the bedding was top-notch—the mattress was comfortable, especially the pillows (no buckwheat or plain cotton here). Soundproofing was good; I stayed at the far end and could faintly hear the stream but nothing from next door (though I’m not sure if anyone was there). The next morning, I woke up around 7 and headed for breakfast. For a resort hotel, the spread was lavish—far better than some homestays that either skip breakfast or serve premade dumplings and porridge. After breakfast, we set off for Lingxi Mountain. The hotel arranged our tickets (¥20 vs. the market price of ¥27 or ¥28). A 5-minute drive brought us to the parking lot right by the ticket office—very convenient. The mountain offered natural scenery, with photo spots enhanced organically, showing minimal commercialization. Streams flowed down from the high peaks, forming small waterfalls—pure mountain spring water with excellent quality. Facilities along the streams were kid-friendly, and those with energy could hike, snapping photos along the way. For those who couldn’t, a cable car cost ¥50–70. I hiked up, where a glass walkway shaped like a flying saucer offered panoramic views of the mountains—truly spectacular. (As the host recommended:) Lingxi Mountain and Yunshang Grassland belong to the same mountain range. Yunshang Grassland has more facilities, so if you prioritize activities, go there during off-peak times. But if you prefer natural scenery, Lingxi Mountain is the obvious choice—huge value for money. Finally, full disclosure: I’m writing this because my daughter wanted to take the panda toy from the room. The hotel had signs stating they couldn’t be taken, but after staff checked with their manager, they allowed it—on the condition I leave a good review. Honestly, visiting Anji this season, enjoying local food, stream-trekking, crayfishing, and soaking in the green mountains and clear waters—all of which filled my social media—cost me just the price of a room and tickets... Sharing this with everyone.

🌈Theme Features: Hui-style Chinese architecture, high greenery coverage, high-quality courtyard landscape, unique rock cave hot springs (currently closed), indoor children's playground, stream tracing, crayfish fishing suitable for families, and an infinity pool perfect for photos. 🏘️Room Type/Layout: The twin room has beds of 1.5m + 1.35m, which can be combined into a large bed, very suitable for a family of three or even four. The room is quite spacious and comes with a large lakeside terrace. 🧹Soundproofing/Cleanliness: Good soundproofing, newly opened hotel, cleanliness is good. 🎯Entertainment Facilities: Chess and card games, KTV are charged, other facilities mentioned above are free for hotel guests. 💰Average Cost: For a family of three, dinner cost 188 + room fee, with food and accommodation the average per person is about 200 yuan. No need to pay extra for stream tracing and crayfish fishing nearby (many surrounding places charge fees). 💗Other Tips: Located in the Yunshang Grassland business district, close to Yunshang Grassland, Lingxi Mountain Scenic Area, Xianlong Gorge rafting, paragliding, Waterfall Coffee, Dazhuhai Bamboo Sea, and more.

Stream Trekking + Starlit Pool = Absolute Perfection Just drove from Shanghai to Anji with my girlfriend and stayed at this hidden gem—February Flower Resort Hotel. Today I’m playing blogger^O^ to share the deets! 🚗 **Transport**: About a 3-hour drive from Shanghai. We arrived at noon—perfect for a quick getaway. The hotel has free parking, super convenient for road trippers. 🏨 **Hotel**: We booked a Deluxe Twin Room with a courtyard (wink wink—the beds 🛏️ can be pushed together!). The room was bright, and the courtyard, though small, had lush greenery. We chilled there eating lobsters we caught ourselves and gaming—pure bliss! The room also had a huge bathtub; post-adventure soaks were *chef’s kiss*. The butler service was top-notch—our guy gave us killer local tips at check-in. 🎠 **Fun Stuff**: We hit Panda Adventure Park, just a 3-4 minute drive away. Went early to beat the crowds—rode the panda-themed lazy mountain climb (yes, it’s a thing!), then screamed our way down on the alpine slide. My girlfriend’s legs were jelly after, LOL! The photo ops were unreal, and the highlight? A mind-blowing "panda dog" that left us in stitches. Verdict: February Flower Resort made our date weekend *chef’s kiss*. 10/10 would recommend—don’t sleep on it! PS: Their bathrobes are next-level silky. Trust.

- Basic Information - Location: Located 50 meters south of the Majia Nong Village Committee in Shanchuan Township, Anji County, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province. Close to natural attractions such as Yunshang Grassland Scenic Area, Xianlong Gorge Rafting, and Lingxi Mountain, as well as mountain cross-country and paragliding bases 🌄. - Transportation: Only 1 hour's drive from Hangzhou, it is an ideal leisure getaway for the Yangtze River Delta region 🚗. - Opening Time: 2025 🕙. - Hotel Facilities - Leisure Facilities: It has a landscape pool of over 2,000 square meters, an infinity pool of over 230 square meters, and a unique cave hot spring of over 300 square meters, including public and private hot springs 🏊‍♂️♨️. - Room Facilities: The hotel has 44 antique-style rooms, each with a view, using natural wood colors to create a warm atmosphere 🛏️. - Dining Facilities: The hotel restaurant serves Chinese, Western, Asian, and local specialties. In the banquet restaurants "Xunlan," "Shengying," and "Shangli," you can taste authentic Anji cuisine and fusion dishes of Cantonese and Guizhou cuisine 🍽️. - Other Facilities: There are multiple function areas such as conference halls and banquet halls, as well as leisure places such as KTV, viewing platforms, outdoor lawns, chess and card rooms, and a children's play area 🎤🌳🃏🎠. - Service Features - Butler Service: Provides full butler service, from check in to check out, allowing guests to enjoy meticulous care 🤵‍♂️. - Supporting Services: Provides free Wi-Fi, free parking lot, charging stations, luggage storage, 24-hour front desk service, etc. 📶🚗🛅.

For 80 yuan per person, you can enjoy the hot springs and streams, visit the museum, and get close to kangaroos! ! Great value! I planned a trip to Anji before the Spring Festival. My children were too young to go skiing, so I kept looking for hotels with hot springs. Considering taking the grandmother and two kids with them, first of all, it should not be too tiring, and secondly, it should be suitable for parent-child relationship. If you have the same needs, you may want to take a look at my travel records~ 🎨On the first day, we set off for Anji. ①First, arrive at the Zhejiang Natural History Museum. The Anji Museum is very large and is divided into four major areas: dinosaurs, oceans, nature, and special exhibitions. Basically, you can spend an entire afternoon visiting one area. The exhibition hall is very large, so you need to arrange your time reasonably. I highly recommend going to see the Tyrannosaurus Rex on the second floor of the Dinosaur Exhibition Hall! I was really scared [Facepalm]. ②After leaving the museum, drive to the European train which is within 10 minutes’ drive away. This train is inside the Zhongnan Hotel. If you go to the Zhongnan Hotel, you can get a free ticket. If you are not staying in a hotel, like us, we made an appointment in advance on the cultural and tourism mini program (must be booked one day in advance), or bought tickets in advance on the APP, which provides a lot of discounts. Children over 90cm need a full ticket. You are not allowed to bring your own carrots. They cost 10 yuan each, which is not a lot. I bought 4 directly... The train has departure times, usually at 2pm, 3pm, and 4pm. You just need to arrive 10 minutes in advance. Sometimes you need to queue. The train is not very interesting, but children are always interested in feeding, especially here you can touch the kangaroos directly, I feel it is worth the price. We went to February Flower Hot Spring Hotel for the night. We had a casual lunch with our own snacks and bread. We had dinner at the restaurant opposite February Flower. The country game was really good, and the wild eel was super fragrant and delicious! It was opened by a farmer, but unfortunately I can’t remember the name of the store. 🎨The next day When I woke up in the morning, the hotel breakfast was super rich! ! The beef was very delicious and the prawns were very fresh. You can order noodles and wontons, both Chinese and Western styles. After eating, take a walk inside the hotel. The air is super good. The whole hotel is in the style of a Chinese courtyard. My mother likes it very much, and the children also have a lot of fun and can feed the little goldfish. We went to take a hot spring bath at 10 o'clock in the morning. There was no one there. However, because the accommodation is a short distance away from the hot spring, it is recommended to bring a change of clothes and a bath towel and dress neatly before going out. There was no one there that day, so it was a bit cold in the changing room. You might consider changing clothes inside the hot spring, especially for children. My younger brother went for a nap because he was too tired from playing in the morning. I took my older brother to go for a picnic in the countryside. In winter, the stream is not so abundant, so we can go directly into the stream to turn over stones, look for fish, and walk on bridges. It is also very interesting. It is not recommended for children under 4 years old to try to avoid bumps. For dinner, we booked a meal for two from a nearby group. It included local vegetables, fresh chicken pot, tofu, etc. The portions were large and more than enough for us to eat. 🎨On the third day, breakfast was still the same, but I found that the menu had been changed in some places with new dishes. I ate so much that I couldn't eat at noon. The children could go to the small ocean arena opposite the restaurant to play for a while, and then go to the restaurant to eat something after eating. The management is not so strict on non-holidays, and the children can go in and eat at any time. You can continue to take a hot spring bath at noon, just make sure to keep warm. After checking out, we went to pick strawberries near Yunshang Grassland. The strawberries were really big. You could pick a whole box of them at random. You could only taste them casually and were not allowed to eat as much as you wanted. It was a bit stingy. It cost 40 yuan per pound to take them away, but it was okay for the children to experience it. End of return trip.