Taizhou State Guesthouse is legendary! Over 500 rooms nestled in a Jiangnan garden in the city center

Who would have thought! Hidden in Jiaojiang District is a "urban peach blossom land," Yuanzhou Phoenix Villa perfectly combines Jiangnan elegance with vacation comfort. After staying here, it’s immediately added to the must-stay list in Taizhou✨ As a long-established "Taizhou State Guesthouse," the atmosphere here is truly exceptional. The 60,000㎡ garden is built along the mountain, with white walls and black tiles hidden among green trees. In the evening, take the sightseeing car through bamboo groves and ponds; the sunset shines on the corridors, and when the wind blows, it feels like stepping into a scene from an ancient drama. The bamboo forest in the early morning is wrapped in mist, and every photo looks like a classic Chinese style masterpiece. Parents can’t stop taking pictures with their phones. Staying here, you’ll be deeply moved by the details: - Courtyard rooms are perfect for elders! The small courtyard with a swing is great for tea, and the shower room even has a seat—thoughtful to the core. - The upgraded scenic king rooms have a walk-in closet and bathtub, equipped with Atelier Cologne toiletries and traditional Chinese herbal bath packs. A bath before bed is so relaxing. - Families with kids should go straight for the themed rooms, complete with small tents and rocking horses. The hotel also offers pottery workshops to pass the time. Foodies will definitely fall in love! Breakfast is a collection of Taizhou snacks, with freshly made egg rice cakes, salty round buns, and wontons bursting with flavor, plus freshly ground coffee and baked pastries. For main meals, be sure to try the new "Bamboo Pavilion" restaurant—spicy pepper baked shrimp is incredibly fresh, and bamboo tube rice is full of fragrance. The evening buffet features local seafood, with sashimi and oysters to show off, and finish with a sweet pineapple slice for ultimate satisfaction. The location is super convenient! It’s only a 5-minute walk to the Qi Jiguang Memorial Hall, and a short taxi ride to Baiyun Pavilion for panoramic views or to stroll Jiazhi Old Street for snacks. At night, take a walk along the garden paths, listen to the chirping of insects and birds, and you’ll completely forget you’re in the city center.