Clocking in the same style as Zhao Lusi, hidden in the creek tea garden dwelling amidst the Nine Creeks and Misty Trees

"Nine Creeks and Ten Ravines, the most beautiful place in the mountains," the stunning scenery of Hangzhou is not limited to the rippling blue waves of West Lake, but perhaps more hidden in the depths of the Nine Creeks and Eighteen Ravines - Nine Creeks and Misty Trees. The Creek in Creek Resort Hotel, as its name suggests, is located here, with streams winding around three sides like ribbons, backed by green mountains, facing the Nine Creeks and Misty Trees, and stepping out the back door is the mysterious passage to the Eighteen Ravines, monopolizing the essence of Nine Creeks. Design Creek in Creek, originally a bustling old tea house nestled among ancient towering trees, provided a place of rest for travelers passing through Nine Creeks. Today, while retaining that original warmth, it has transformed into a hotel that welcomes guests. The architectural appearance of the new Chinese style, coupled with a unique interior design, white walls and black tiles, simple lines, outline a serene picture of a Jiangnan courtyard. Rooms There are eighteen ravines in Nine Creeks, and Creek in Creek also has eighteen guest rooms, each with its own unique charm. The floor heating system and five-star bedding have become standard equipment, while the bath products are carefully selected from Le Labo's ROSE 31 and Appelles brands, a high-end choice rarely seen in boutique hotels, showing its sincerity. Dining In the presentation of food, Creek in Creek is very particular. The dishes, while retaining traditional flavors, incorporate local innovative elements. Tasting the stone bass from the riverside of Jiangnan, the classic Hangzhou Dongpo pork, Mongolian roasted beef with secret sauce, and the refreshing and delicious crispy lotus root and pork belly, each dish represents the essence of Hangzhou's local cuisine.