Press pause at 16:30 and turn time into amber.

⏰ [When the lights of office buildings light up, I caught the sunset in the hot spring pool] When the evening rush hour on the East 4th Ring Road turned into a red dragon, I turned into a hutong full of locust trees. The moment the metal door "clicked" open, the heat mixed with the scent of cedar surged in—ARVO's 16:30 private hot spring homestay is like a "time smuggler" hidden in the folds of the city, specializing in taking in souls chased by efficiency. 🏡 [Six rooms, six "anti-efficiency" time capsules] The homestay has only 6 rooms, but it plays the "waste of time" with a sense of ritual: ▫️The L-shaped floor-to-ceiling windows of the "Twilight" room face the CCTV pants. When soaking in the hot spring, you can see the sunset gilding the glass curtain wall, and the water ripples sway on the ceiling into a flowing oil painting; ▫️The electric skylight of the "Stargazing" room leads directly to the galaxy. When soaking in the hot spring late at night, the hot spring water vapor diffuses over the eyelashes, watching the Orion slowly rotate overhead, and even the mobile phone automatically adjusts to the "Do Not Disturb" mode; ▫️All rooms are equipped with Marshall speakers, Aesop toiletries, and handwritten bronzing welcome letters. The housekeeper said: "Here, being in a daze is a serious business officially certified." ♨️ [Private hot spring trio: from sunset to dawn kiss] 🌅 16:30 "Sunset Private Banquet" time: Rose petals float in the 42℃ constant temperature hot spring pool. The housekeeper brings iced lychee sparkling water and black truffle fries, watching the glass curtain wall of the China World Trade Center in the distance turn into a golden honeycomb in the sunset—it turns out that the dusk in Beijing can be scooped into the hot spring pool spoon by spoon. 🌌 22:00 "Starry Night Healing" moment: The hot spring sprinkled with bath salts foams up. Turn on the "white noise mode" in the room. The sound of water mixed with the faint traffic from the CBD in the distance has become the most healing sleep aid. Secretly speaking, the moment you soak in the hot spring and get into the duvet, even your dreams are fluffy. 🌄 7:30 "Morning Light Awakening" blind box: In the morning, draw open the curtains, and the mist that has not dissipated from last night floats on the hot spring pool. The housekeeper has put freshly ground coffee and croissants on a wooden tray—here, even breakfast has a sense of guilt of "stealing half a day of leisure." 🎮 [Exclusive "decompression copy" for urbanites] ✔️ Free mini bar: Paris water, craft beer, and Haagen-Dazs are available. Soaking in the hot spring late at night with ice beer doubles the happiness; ✔️ Hidden gameplay: Borrow a film camera from the housekeeper and take a set of "old movie-like" photos in the homestay's spiral staircase and green plant corner, and the link will be asked about on Moments; ✔️ Thoughtful details: Steam eye masks, sleep earplugs, and sleep-aiding aromatherapy are prepared, and even bathrobes are divided into "hot spring style" and "sofa style", which makes lazy people feel moved on the spot. 💡 [Why 16:30?] The person in charge said that this time is the most awkward moment for urbanites: it is too early to end work and too late to start the night. So they set the timing system of the hot spring pool in each room to automatically fill with warm water at 16:30—"I hope that when you push open the door, you can just catch yourself slipping away from reality." 📍 Coordinates: Maying Village, Kangzhuang Town, Yanqing District, Beijing (near Yeya Lake National Wetland Park) ⚠️ Note: The hot spring pool is changed and disinfected every day, so cleanliness freaks can rest assured and "lie flat"