Strolling along the Qinhuai River, one can experience the life of ancient alleys under the plane trees

Hua Jian Tang•Zhu Que Li is located in the southern Qinhuai district of the city, drawing its name from the phrase 'Rich songs and wine fill Zhu Que, and ancient books and treasures fill Wu Yi'. It sits quietly amidst the hustle and bustle, inviting people to explore the life of the city's southern past, letting the feelings for the ancient flow between every brick, tile, bridge, and well. Just a 10-minute drive from the hotel, you can reach popular attractions such as the Qinhuai River and the Confucius Temple. Design The hotel's design retains the original appearance of the ancient residential courtyard, continuing the wooden architectural style of the Ming and Qing dynasties. With blue bricks and grey tiles, the old and new houses blend naturally. Stepping into the lobby, the simple Ming and Qing roof tiles, the old house's doorposts and crossbeams, the Chinese-style eaves... make one feel as if they have traveled back a hundred years, and entering the courtyard is like entering a deep and independent world full of courtyard charm. Rooms Zhu Que Li has a total of 38 rooms with 6 types of room names derived from ancient Chinese poetry: Huan Hua, Bi Yue, Lai Yan, Cai Wei, Yin Tong, and Yi He. The spacious 30 square meters is enough for 2 people to move around. Special Verbena toiletries, King Koil mattresses, separate dry and wet bathroom design, tropical rainforest shower, all facilities and equipment are carefully selected. Amenities The hotel restaurant offers authentic cuisine that stimulates the taste buds of the south of the Yangtze River. The quaint Sanguan Hall is unique and a comfortable place for small gatherings. After the meal, you can take a leisurely stroll in the courtyard or drive for ten minutes to reach the Qinhuai River, the Confucius Temple, and other places, rediscovering the slow life art of the ancient capital of Jinling.