Shanghai Treasure Homestay, Yuda Lisha in Xinchang Ancient Town

Shanghai Treasure Homestay, Yuda Lisha in Xinchang Ancient Town What's it like to stay in a century-old house in Xinchang Ancient Town? I stumbled upon this traditional Jiangnan residential house on Huazhu, completed in 1931, with a brick and wood structure. From east to west, it consists of a street-facing room, front courtyard, main hall, wing room, tunnel gate, courtyard, and auxiliary room, forming a three-section compound. The buildings all feature grey tile gable and hip roofs, with horse-head walls and Guanyin pocket-style gables. The main hall has five bays of beams, with exquisitely carved woodwork. It's too hot, and after strolling through the ancient town, I'm ready to lie flat. Waking up, I was instantly amazed by the light outside the window; it turns out that staying in a hotel really requires a slow life and slow experience. Living in such a private garden courtyard is like being in a paradise. Only lamenting that life in the south of the Yangtze River is too beautiful! The anglerfish rice across the street is also a famous Shanghai old taste! Huazhu·Yuda Lisha 169-173 Xinchang Street, Xinchang Town