The ultimate destination for family outings, a healing forest cottage in a vast tea garden

The hotel is located in the ancient town of Xiaofeng in Anji. Backed by green mountains and facing the Nantiao Creek, the surroundings are lush with overlapping peaks, continuous bamboo seas, and murmuring streams, creating a beautiful environment. It features an infinity pool, hot spring pools, and a vast tea mountain, enjoying hundreds of acres of pristine wilderness and a 360° view of the tea mountains. Design The hotel is adorned with bamboo decorations everywhere, giving a sense of peace and tranquility. The serene environment is very suitable for travel and wellness. All buildings are either hidden in the valleys or nestled in the mid-mountain forests. To avoid damaging the natural environment, the exterior design of the buildings is very primitive. Rooms The hotel has a total of 61 rooms, decorated in pure white and natural wood tones. The overall style is fresh and elegant, with clean and tidy bedding, providing a warm and comfortable stay experience. Each room has a balcony, offering scenic views whether in the mountains or at the foot of the mountains, allowing guests to enjoy the beauty of all four seasons. Dining Breakfast offers a variety of options, including Chinese dishes such as noodles, small wontons, hot dishes, shumai, buns, and porridge, as well as Western options like bread, sausages, and oatmeal. The main meals feature local specialties, customized by the restaurant's private chef, presenting seasonal farmhouse dishes and wild delicacies on the table. Experience There is an outdoor infinity mirror pool halfway up the mountain, with a wide view and high aesthetic value, making it a highlight of the hotel. At the end of the hotel, there is a hidden wild lake with several hotel boats docked on the shore. Guests can enjoy the fun of boating on the lake, as if they have a private lake. Surroundings The Zhejiang Natural History Museum, themed "Nature and Humanity," is a modern natural museum integrating science education, collection research, cultural exchange, and intellectual leisure.