Huazhu·Taipingli Hotel: A Time Journey Hidden in the City

Deep within the bustling urban alleys lies an old residence that allows you to slow down—Huazhu·Taipingli Hotel. It is more than just a hotel; it is like a key that opens a door to the past, letting travelers find a quiet and poetic corner amid the city's hustle and bustle. 📍Location: Where culture and everyday life intertwine ·Cultural Coordinates: The hotel is located in the core area of Quanjiao Old Town, within a 10-minute walk to the Wu Jingzi Memorial Hall and Taiping Ancient City, where the fragrance of books and ancient architecture are within reach. ·Local Character: Step through the wooden door onto an old street paved with bluestone slabs ·Convenient Transportation: 15 minutes by car from Quanjiao High-Speed Railway Station, 1.5 hours by car from Nanjing/Hefei, making it an ideal micro-vacation destination in the "Nanjing Metropolitan Area." 🏡 Accommodation Experience: A poetic residence through time The hotel is transformed from an old Hui-style residence, preserving elements such as horse-head walls, courtyards, and wooden carved lattice windows, with subtle Confucian cultural codes hidden in the details. 💗Suitable for ·Cultural Travelers: Those curious about Ming and Qing literature and Hui-style architecture. ·Photography Enthusiasts: A rich source of ancient architecture and cultural themes. ·Stay Recommendation: At least 2 nights to fully experience the complete ambiance of "Daytime exploring the Confucian forest, nighttime lodging in Taiping." Address: Taipingfang Historical and Cultural Street Area, Rulin Road, Quanjiao County, Chuzhou City, Anhui Province ·Stay Recommendation: At least 2 nights to fully experience the complete ambiance of "Daytime exploring the Confucian forest, nighttime lodging in Taiping." Address: No. 101, 286 Xinhua Road Extension, Quanjiao County, Chuzhou City, Anhui Province (inside the Wu Jingzi Former Residence Scenic Area) Here, history is not a specimen in a display case but a wisp of tea fragrance by your pillow and a trace of moonlight on the window lattice. When you gently knock on the door knocker of Taipingli, you become the leisurely guest in Wu Jingzi’s writing who "slowly savors the colors of everyday life."