Mountain Wilderness Retreat: Anadu Olive Estate

🏨Name: Anadu Olive Estate Hotel 📍Address: Chenjietou, Baifu Village, Huaxi Street, Changxing City, Zhejiang Province 🏨Introduction: Upon arriving at Anadu Olive Estate Hotel, it feels like stepping into a hidden paradise! 🥰 The scenery here is breathtaking—lush tea mountains, serene valleys, backed by Pingfeng Mountain to the north and Nanzhou Ridge to the west. The entire estate is embraced by nature, making it a true vacation haven! The hotel's design is exceptional, with each tent nestled on the hillside in the shape of the Big Dipper, blending seamlessly with nature. The infinity pool overlooking the olive grove is the perfect spot for photos! 🛏Rooms: The "Bamboo Whisper" room faces a bamboo grove to the east and an infinity water feature to the south. Its interior features soft beige tones and bamboo accents, echoing its name. The "Sky Reflection" suite offers over 100 square meters of space, with 270˚ views of the mountains, bamboo, and tea fields. Lounging on the terrace while soaking in the scenery is pure bliss! 🍴Dining: Meals are customized per guest count and require advance booking. The butler tailors the menu based on preferences and dietary restrictions, featuring local specialties like glossy black rice that’s as delicious as it looks. Light eaters may want to order one less portion—it’s easy to overindulge! Breakfast offers both Chinese and Western options, confirmed by the butler the night before. The marinated walnuts were a unanimous favorite. 🌊Activities: The hotel maps out classic cycling routes for guests. Pedal through Baifu Village’s historic streets, past shaded lanes and farmhouses, all the way to the reservoir. The fresh air and gentle breeze make for an invigorating ride! 😻Tips: Ten luxury tents are scattered across the hillside in a Big Dipper formation, each with a private terrace and natural greenery barrier 🌳 for ultimate seclusion. The tents feature rustic wood interiors, handcrafted furniture, and floor-to-ceiling windows framing the mountain views like a painting.