Chengdu Staycation | An Aesthetic Hotel Hidden in the City

From Changsha to the old streets of Chengdu, I still firmly chose my old friend Yijian·6500. Like a warm piece of jade, it nestles in the folds of time on Citang Street, adjacent to People's Park. While the lively bustle of the city can be heard from the street, a turn inside reveals a tranquil sanctuary away from the noise. Walking through the passage into the hotel, the elegant and charming dark-toned ambiance of the public areas captivates. Sit for a while by the long table adorned with old books, where the soft yellow light slows time itself. Outside the window lies a delicate courtyard, with winding stone paths and lush greenery complementing the building's exterior, seamlessly blending Japanese and Chinese aesthetics into a subtle poetry. Even before entering the guest room, the heart finds a moment of peace. The rooms continue the wabi-sabi simplicity with deep, earthy tones, where wood, stone, and linen weave together a grounded yet inviting atmosphere. Spanning over 50 square meters, the space is thoughtfully divided into a living area, workspace, and more, offering a suite-style design that makes extended stays feel effortless. Yijian·6500 is not just a place to rest—it’s a vessel to temporarily leave the chaos behind and immerse yourself in the art of "slow living." If you’re visiting Chengdu, consider staying here, where the vibrant energy of the old streets and the hotel’s serene embrace weave together a unique travel story.