New Kid-Friendly Hotel in Anji! My Little One Loved It

Anji Shili Xixi Homestay is based on the concept of "Bamboo Charm in Dreams, Creek Sounds to Sleep By," and perfectly blends the beauty of Jiangnan's landscape with the comforts of modern life. The sloping roof design is derived from local dwellings, forming a harmonious rhythm with the surrounding bamboo forest. The 30-meter-long infinity water feature reflects the sky and clouds, blurring the boundary between architecture and nature. The wooden furniture in the rooms is made of local Anji moso bamboo pressed panels, the bedding is made of Morandi-colored linen fabrics, and the bathrooms are inlaid with pebbles collected from the bottom of the stream. Each room is equipped with a handmade ceramic aromatherapy burner, and the housekeeper will put in different fragrances according to the season: mountain cherry blossoms in spring, mint in midsummer, rice in autumn, and cypress in winter, so that the sense of smell also becomes an anchor for memories. For breakfast, be sure to try the "Three Bamboo Flavors": bamboo rice with wild mushroom porridge, charcoal-grilled bamboo shoot buns, and white tea-flavored fried local eggs. For lunch and dinner, the chef's customized set menu includes braised spring bamboo shoots and ham + toon tofu, and the hidden menu includes whole lamb roasted in a bamboo charcoal kiln, using a century-old rammed earth kiln. The bamboo forest SPA uses bamboo sections as containers to hold herbal essential oils, and bamboo scraper massages are combined with white noise from the stream. The library has a collection of more than 300 plant atlases and local literature, and the window seats face a thousand-year-old ginkgo tree. The tea house offers an Anji white tea hand-frying experience, and you can participate in tea picking during the spring tea season. Walk 15 minutes to reach the Longwang Mountain primitive waterfall group, where you can see rare plants such as Southern redwoods along the way; drive 8 minutes to the ancient village of Shangshuwei, where you can experience movable type printing in the well-preserved Huizhou-style ancestral hall; 3 km away is the "Tian Yuan Jia Le Bi" park, with a bamboo forest train and a UFO glass plank road.