Suizhou Naked Hidden Village Live in the Forest Tree House Villa in Ginkgo Valley

Suizhou Naked Hideaway Hotel Amid the green mountains of Suizhou, Hubei, there is a secluded place GRAND Ginkgo Valley in Naked Village. Far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, this place is home to thousands of acres of ginkgo trees and clear lakes, like a long scroll of landscapes painted by nature herself. When I open the window in the morning, the mountain mist caresses my cheeks. When dusk falls, the lake reflects the sky full of clouds. Every breath is soaked in the fragrance of grass and trees. Naked Homestay continues the brand's "return to nature" gene, lightly embedding the building into the natural texture. The guest rooms are scattered among the mountains, forests and lakes, and are presented in four forms: waterfront boat house, tree house, forest villa and lakeside villa. The houseboat looks like an artistic sculpture moored on the blue waves, while the tree house is suspended between ancient trees. The transparent glass curtain wall blurs the boundary between indoor and outdoor, making the swaying light and shadow of the ginkgo leaves a dynamic mural in the room. Each of the 47 guest rooms has its own style to meet different travel needs. Facilities details: The guest rooms are equipped with independent hot spring baths as standard. When you take a bath, you can see the starry sky or the sea of ​​forests. There are rattan lounge chairs and tea tables in the courtyard, where you can drink tea alone or hold a small picnic. The guest rooms are furnished with natural cotton and linen bedding and customized fragrances, and the mini bar is stocked with Suizhou specialty crispy mushrooms and ginkgo tea, with thoughtful details showing every detail. Natural exploration: In the morning, follow the butler to hike in Ginkgo Valley, identify herbs and collect dew; in the afternoon, kayak to explore the island in the middle of the lake and encounter egrets dancing. Cultural crafts: Learn Suizhou's intangible cultural heritage of "gingko leaf rubbing and dyeing" at the Zhulin Teahouse, or participate in a pottery workshop to make a piece of pottery in the shape of chimes. Sit around the campfire and listen to the butler telling the legend of the Zenghouyi chime bells, allowing your body and mind to resonate with history.