Around Chengdu｜Stay in "Morocco" in Jiezi Ancient Town

｜Stay in "Morocco" in Jiezi Ancient Town. Around Chengdu | Staying in "Morocco" in Jiezi Ancient Town Everyone should be familiar with Jiezi Ancient Town, right? This time I found a newly opened Moroccan style B&B here! Whether it’s the looks or the price, it’s worth a try! Highlights The entire B&B is made of microcement, based on the cave style of Central European countries, combining wabi-sabi style and modern architectural style. Super beautiful! The owner of the B&B himself is from a design institute, and every design has been carefully considered ~ Room type We stayed in a large bathing room with a large bed. There was a large bathing pool next to the window, as well as bath balls and rose petals. The rest area is also by the window, and the boss also prepared afternoon tea for check-in. The light at sunset shines into the room, it’s so beautiful, and it’s very beautiful to take photos ~ the public area There is a sunken study room on the first floor, as well as a public area for drinking tea and chatting. There is a rooftop garden on the top floor. Although it is not completely completed yet, it is so relaxing to enjoy the breeze and drink tea on it at sunset! Very beautiful to take pictures! Everyone should be familiar with Jiezi Ancient Town, right? This time I found a newly opened Moroccan style B&B here! Whether it’s the looks or the price, it’s worth a try! Highlights The entire B&B is made of microcement, based on the cave style of Central European countries, combining wabi-sabi style and modern architectural style. Super beautiful! The owner of the B&B himself is from a design institute, and every design has been carefully considered~ Room type We stayed in a large bathing room with a large bed. There was a large bathing pool next to the window, as well as bath balls and rose petals. The rest area is also by the window, and the boss also prepared afternoon tea for check-in. The light at sunset shines into the room. It is so beautiful. It is very beautiful to take pictures ~ the public area There is a sunken study room on the first floor, as well as a public area for drinking tea and chatting. There is a rooftop garden on the top floor. Although it is not completely completed yet, it is so relaxing to enjoy the breeze and drink tea on it at sunset! Very beautiful to take pictures!