A homestay in Shanghai visited three times, instantly transporting you to ancient times

The homestay is transformed from the century-old Yang family ancient residence, one of the first registered immovable cultural relics in Shanghai. Built in the late 19th century, it features a traditional three-entry, two-courtyard layout with blue tile hard mountain roofs. The courtyard follows the "three waters returning to the hall" design, with tall walls on the south side. It preserves original elements such as lattice floor-to-ceiling windows and double coin flower holes on the fire walls, showcasing a strong Ming and Qing dynasty architectural style. It is located 1.4 kilometers from Zhujiajiao Metro Station. 📍Detailed address No. 56 Xijing Street, Zhujiajiao Town, Qingpu District, Shanghai, Zhujiajiao Jingtin Homestay. 📝Tips to note The homestay has 9 rooms, each with a unique view. The furniture inside the rooms includes both custom antique-style pieces and genuine antique furniture collected by the owner. Daily necessities are mostly imported, and unlimited free snacks are provided. There is a tea room and a book bar. The restaurant is located in the ancient town’s Jiangnan First Teahouse. Guests can take a boat to dine there, enjoy local specialty cuisine, and listen to traditional storytelling while eating. The homestay offers special services such as "bed preparation at night" and provides experiences like the "24 Solar Terms" tea ceremony, allowing ordinary people to experience the quality lifestyle of old wealthy families.