[Nest House B&B Experience Log | Sleeping in a Cloud in the Tech Forest]

| Sleeping in a Cloud in the Tech Forest. "When I checked out, I wanted to sneak the pillow into my suitcase—this was my most 'unpresentable' impulse at Nest House B&B." As a five-year veteran of the 996 work schedule, I've long treated sleep as a KPI to be handed over to hotels. But Nest House's Simmons mattress and deep sleep memory foam pillow allowed me to rediscover infant-like slumber in an unfamiliar city for the first time. Waking up in the morning with the curtains automatically opening to 10% light transmission, the bamboo shadows outside the window looming in the morning mist, I vaguely felt like I was sleeping in the greenhouse of NASA's space station. ▋When a B&B Becomes a "Future Living Lab" • The voice-controlled housekeeper isn't a cold AI, but a gentle female voice that understands dialects. Saying "Xiaodu, Xiaodu, I'm going to sleep" will cause all the lights in the house to slowly dim like a swarm of fireflies. • The bathroom magic mirror can activate a customized lighting effect "pseudo-no-makeup mode" in 3 seconds. ▋A Space That Understands the Human Body Better Than the Human Body Itself When I curled up on the sofa reading "The Three-Body Problem," I casually asked Xiaodu to turn on the air conditioner. A gentle breeze from the air vent blew towards my ankles. No breakfast? The fully automated convenience store around the corner downstairs offers freshly ground coffee 24/7. When I checked out, the housekeeper handed me flower tea, the fragrance of which was captivating. Perhaps true luxury is technology disguised as nature. When I unlocked the door with a single tap on my phone, the moment the lock lit up, I saw the gentle face of future living.