Window View Healing Homestay Recommendation

Amid the lively scenes of Shuhe Ancient Town, there is a gentle corner called "Qiye Manyu." Opening the door, you are greeted by the warmth of wooden tones, and outside the glass, lush greenery wraps around the blue bricks, as if bringing the entire spring of the courtyard inside. The coffee machine in the public area gleams with metallic shine, paired with a solid wood long table and dried flower decorations. Nestle here for an afternoon hand-brewed coffee, and look up to see the eaves of the ancient town outside the window frame. The guest rooms feel more like a private tea house: light filtered through white gauze falls on the branches in a blue and white vase, a niche by the bathtub holds magazines and aromatherapy, and soaking in the hot water lets you smell the scent of herbs and plants. Even the courtyard is a surprise—large-leaf plants set against stone walls and wooden steps, bamboo woven lamps casting soft light swaying in the breeze. Sitting here at dusk, feeling the ancient town’s wind, even time slows down like the clouds over the town. No need to rush chasing attractions; at Qiye Manyu, having a cup of coffee and a bath is the most comfortable way to experience Shuhe.