Huzhou Four-Room Villa Hotel Surrounded by Wetland Park

Huzhou Zhenyin Jinxiu Resort Hotel Nestled within the Silk Town Silk Weaving Intangible Heritage Exhibition Park in Wuxing District, Huzhou (2133 Huanyang Road), the hotel is situated in the heart of the 6.3-million-square-meter Xishan Wetland National Park, resembling a flowing landscape scroll painting. Just 30 minutes by car from Huzhou High-Speed Railway Station and a 1-2 hour drive from Shanghai or Hangzhou, its tranquil yet accessible location instantly transforms urban noise into mere background sounds. 12 low-density villas are scattered among wetlands and gardens, featuring white walls, dark-tiled roofs, bluestone pathways, and upturned eaves. With silk culture as its soul, each villa is elegantly named after fine silk fabrics (such as Wenxiu Court and Sibo Court). Red lanterns hang beneath corridors, gentle streams flow through courtyards, and as night falls, you'll feel transported to a grand mansion in Chang'an during the Tang Dynasty. Interiors feature wood and bamboo themes, adorned with cocoon-shaped lamps and velvet murals, perfectly blending Eastern aesthetics with modern minimalism. Guest rooms start from 37-42m², with a cream and wood color palette that exudes Eastern aesthetics through simplicity. All rooms are equipped with King Koil 3 mattresses, premium toiletries, Kohler bathroom fixtures, and smart toilets, with bathtubs positioned by windows. Families can choose courtyard rooms with terraces, while pet-friendly rooms thoughtfully provide pet beds, food bowls, and litter boxes, ensuring your furry friends receive VIP treatment. Jinxiu Restaurant: Begin your morning with semi-buffet Cantonese dim sum, enjoying shrimp dumplings and custard buns alongside Jiangnan wontons, complemented by wetland morning light for both culinary and visual delight. Special dining options include time-honored brand lunches for two, spring tea ceremonies, and fusion feasts at the Southeast Asian-inspired Duo Duo Western Restaurant. Cultural tea experience: Don't miss the Tang Dynasty "Three-Course Tea" (sweet tea, salty tea, and clear tea) served with Hubi pastries and Dingsheng cakes, savoring thousand-year-old Silk Road flavors through tea fragrance.