There is such an ancient-style courtyard in Jishou, and the photos are truly stunning

Chinese gardens are the essence of Eastern aesthetics, integrating natural landscapes into a limited space, creating a series of flowing poetic paintings. Stepping inside, it feels like traveling through a thousand-year time tunnel. Every brick, tile, stone, and wood contains profound cultural heritage and philosophical interest. Here, mountains and waters depend on each other, and movement and stillness complement each other. The rockeries and stones are arranged in an orderly manner, sometimes like a dragon exploring the sea, sometimes like a turtle gazing at the moon. Using stones to represent mountains and water as the veins, it creates a wonderful realm of 'though man-made, it seems naturally formed.' Entering the guest room, many details are eye-catching, such as the terrazzo-crafted bathroom paired with simple and warm wooden walls and floors. It showcases extraordinary style while retaining the warmth of home. This design not only deeply reflects the gentle charm of Chinese style but also cleverly incorporates modern minimalist lines and Zen-like etherealness, making one feel like being in a tranquil oasis in the bustling city, experiencing the extraordinary realm of 'great hidden in the city.' The hotel consists of eight independent ancient-style buildings, covering an area of more than 8,000 square meters, including 53 new Chinese-style luxury rooms, 5 high-end private custom dining clubs, and unique tea restaurants, leisure tea bars, city book bars, multi-functional conference rooms, gyms, laundry rooms, lakeside gardens, tea art rest areas, and other functions. In terms of culture, humanities, and design, it is a hundred flowers blooming, creating a 'one house,' 'one scene,' 'one day' accommodation experience, allowing each guest to immerse themselves in exclusive exquisite scenery and savor free time in beautiful scenery.