Just 2.5 hours from Shenzhen! A hidden summer retreat in the deep mountains where hot spring bathing feels amazing in summer!

🌿 Just 2.5 hours from Shenzhen! A hidden summer retreat in the deep mountains where hot spring bathing feels amazing in summer! ♨️ Tucked away in the depths of Heyuan's Reshui Village, the newly opened Sunan No. 9 Homestay in 2024 instantly captivates with its Zen-inspired design upon entry! The tea room, courtyard, and floor-to-ceiling windows frame the mountain views like a painting, and even the air carries the fresh scent of grass. 🏠 Rooms come with private balcony hot spring pools! Sip tea under the shade of trees by day while listening to cicadas, and soak in sulfur hot springs under the starry sky at night. The spring water is even piped directly to the showerhead, leaving your skin silky smooth after bathing. ✨ Families with kids must check out the "Mountain View Room"—its tatami-style beds can be rearranged or separated, making it super safe for little ones to roll around! 🍴 The homestay's restaurant is absolutely divine! The Wuzhimaotao baked chicken is so fragrant you'll want to lick the plate, and the Hakka stuffed tofu is so tender it jiggles—ate two full meals here without a single miss. Just remember to ask the butler to pre-order your meals! While there are other Hakka restaurants nearby like Langji Restaurant, Sunan's is undoubtedly the best. 👨🍳 The butlers are more thoughtful than your best friend! They send detailed guides before check-in, even listing tips for traveling with kids. The rooms are soundproofed, so you can enjoy midnight hot spring sessions without worrying about disturbing neighbors. Psst: The front desk closes at 10:30 PM, so grab any supplies you need early! ⚠️ Key notes! The village has very few supermarkets, so stock up on snacks, drinks, and instant noodles before arriving! The area is perfect for leisurely walks through rice fields and playing with chickens and ducks—ideal for a 1-2 day stay focused on pure relaxation. Come summer, hike and breathe in the fresh air by day, then unwind in hot springs by night—it's even cozier than an air-conditioned room!