Not in Kyoto, but in Beijing! High-end Japanese-style private hot spring courtyard.

🌈Theme: The entire courtyard is designed in the style of a Kyoto courtyard, with deer, koi, wooden terraces, and dry landscapes. It incorporates elements of classical Japanese courtyards and modern Tadao Ando-style thinking. The village is quiet, and you can sit under the eaves with friends, listen to cicadas, feed fish, chat, discuss, and drink tea. It is reminiscent of Su Shi's words: "There is nothing to hate, so why leave the world? There is nothing to admire, so why enter the Tao?" 🏘️Room type/layout: The four bedrooms in the main house are designed in the MUJ style and standard, all with separate bathrooms. The design highlights the quality of the logs and the modern Japanese minimalist style, creating a tranquil and warm atmosphere for rest. The high-quality mattresses make you feel warm and relaxed. The bedroom in the side house is designed in the style of a traditional Japanese tatami room and is equipped with a kimono and geta. The ukiyo-e by Katsushika Hokusai brings the room directly to Kyoto. 🧹Soundproofing/hygiene: The living room, kitchen, and each room of the homestay are very clean, and the surroundings are quiet, making it suitable for family outings. 🎯Entertainment facilities: The hot spring pool in the courtyard draws natural deep underground spring water, which is rich in minerals. By heating, natural minerals can be better absorbed by the skin, nourishing and rejuvenating, and relieving fatigue. The homestay is very suitable for team building, meetings, family gatherings, and other scenarios. It is equipped with a variety of facilities, including mahjong, arcade games, billiards, etc. There is also a very large screen for meetings or watching dramas. 💰️Average consumption: $200+ 💗Other tips: The location of the homestay is very convenient. It is a 5-minute drive from Exit 13 of the Jingcheng Expressway and is close to Huairou City. The route to Yanqi Lake the next day is also very smooth.