Crying with joy, I boarded a boat to stay in the flower sea village deep in the wetlands of West Lake

Whenever Hangzhou is mentioned, the emerald waves and cultural atmosphere of West Lake always come to mind first. However, if you limit yourself to West Lake, you will miss another precious tourist destination—Xixi Wetland. Hidden in the heart of this natural oxygen bar is a charming and mysterious resort—Shili Fangfei Resort Village. It lies quietly at the center of Xixi Wetland, taking a unique path that requires breaking the water by boat to enter. Design Stepping into the resort is like entering a tranquil place isolated from the world. Six distinctively styled villages are scattered throughout, each displaying its unique charm. Over a hundred rooms, simple and elegant, seem to transport you to the pastoral poetry of ancient times. The interior decoration is inspired by European pastoral style, with details that reveal a pursuit of quality living. Rooms The rooms are either built over water or have picturesque views from the windows. The scent of raw wood combined with the simplicity of Japanese style, along with tatami mats, coffee tables, and fresh flowers, creates a warm and comfortable atmosphere. From bedding to amenities, every item is carefully selected. There's no need to worry about the dampness near the lake or the cold in winter, as drying racks and underfloor heating are provided to ensure comfort. Dining The resort's cuisine is equally surprising. The village canteen starts the day with breakfast and also offers lunch and dinner. In addition, various dining venues such as Pomegranate House, Tofu Pudding House, Walking Onigiri, and Flower God Café offer hand-dripped coffee, desserts, drinks, and a variety of delicious Japanese rice balls and tofu pudding. Amenities Here, beautiful scenery is everywhere. Without stepping out of the resort, you can participate in activities such as shuttlecock making, baking experiences, and fan painting. In summer, swim in the open-air infinity pool, watch movies on the water at night, or make wishes at the Flower God Temple or the Wishing Pavilion.