So Healing! Staying at the Pinnacle of Anji Aesthetics

The designers of AGEE Erji·Rusu Homestay truly understand the minimalist philosophy of "less is more," skillfully integrating the architecture into the surrounding natural environment. The interior spaces primarily use natural materials like wood, stone, and cement, paired with simple cotton and linen fabrics to create a rustic yet warm atmosphere. Worth mentioning are the many "blank spaces" designed in the public areas of the homestay—a quiet tea area, a terrace perfect for daydreaming, a small path leading to bamboo forests... These seemingly useless spaces are precisely the luxuries most scarce for urban dwellers. The room design continues the overall minimalist style, yet is filled with warmth in the details: handcrafted wooden furniture, pottery made by local artisans, and Anji white tea placed at the bedside, all reflecting the thoughtfulness of the hosts. Most delightful are the private hot spring pools in some rooms, filled with warm mountain spring water drawn from underground. While soaking, you can open the window to lush greenery, listen to birdsong, smell the bamboo fragrance, and feel all fatigue dissipate in that moment. The restaurant at AGEE Erji·Rusu embraces the "farm-to-table" concept, with many ingredients coming from the homestay's own organic garden or nearby farmers. The chefs excel at using simple cooking methods to highlight the natural flavors of ingredients: freshly dug bamboo shoots in the morning, wild vegetables gathered after rain, soup made from free-range chickens... every bite is a gift from the earth. Anji is the hometown of white tea, and the homestay has a dedicated tea room where guests can learn about tea ceremonies and taste different varieties of Anji white tea. Regular traditional craft experiences like bamboo weaving and indigo dyeing allow guests to personally experience the artisan spirit. Morning bamboo forest yoga classes and evening meditation activities help guests restore their mind-body balance. AGEE Erji·Rusu Homestay is not just a place to stay, but a spiritual haven where urban dwellers can slow down and return to authenticity. Here, you can temporarily put down your phone, watch the clouds, enjoy tea and books, and allow your body and mind to find true rest in nature's embrace.