Just got back!! My friends on social media have been bombarding me with questions about this homestay

A secret private hot spring hidden in the forest, not just a short stay, but a place you want to linger forever. When the misty steam wrapped in the scent of pine needles drifts over my ankles, I finally understand that the romance of "not staying long" is not a brief stop, but letting time slow down like a poem in the forest and hot spring pool. When a private hot spring meets the forest, even breathing is healing. Private hot springs in the room, exclusively enjoying the tranquility of the entire forest. Each room has its own outdoor hot spring pool, embraced by towering ancient trees. When soaking, you look up to dappled tree shadows, and at night you can soak under the stars, with full privacy. Stay in a healing cabin in the forest. Natural wood style + floor-to-ceiling windows bring the forest into the room. The whole house is in warm wood tones, with huge floor-to-ceiling windows facing bamboo groves and streams. Woken up by birdsong in the morning, open the window to misty mountains, like living in a fairy tale. Environment: The public area decorations are also nice, with many rooms styled differently, a tea house, a coffee house, a place to practice calligraphy, and Hanfu experience. A very quiet place to breathe fresh oxygen and wash away the stress of work. It’s better for summer heat escape, and soaking in the private hot spring in winter for a relaxing and pleasant weekend is also great. Nearby attractions and food recommendations: Very close to Jiezhi Ancient Town, about a 20-minute drive from the homestay. You can dine at the homestay or go to Jiezhi Ancient Town to eat and stroll around. 1. Jiezhi Zhang Rice Wine 2. Wang’s Beef and Beef Intestines 3. Traditional Old Cake