Work paused! This summer getaway homestay in Liangzhu, Hangzhou is so healing

Who understands! Recently, I was so tired of work that I wanted to escape, and I ended up discovering a treasure in Liangzhu! This homestay, surrounded by dawn redwood forests and century-old camphor trees, is full of negative oxygen ions as soon as you enter, instantly blowing away all the fatigue from work. It feels like stepping into a Studio Ghibli animation world, and every photo you take looks like a masterpiece!

The homestay has only 12 rooms, all with large beds! You can choose from 3 types of rooms, each over 50㎡ and super spacious, never crowded. The room details are top-notch—Marshall speakers and L’Occitane toiletries are standard. The room I stayed in even had a large bathtub; soaking in it while listening to music at night is what a vacation should be like! Plus, they prepare fruit plates and tea in the room, so thoughtful~

There are also plenty of activities! You can experience Liangzhu’s special jade cong rubbing, as well as fridge magnet clay and indigo-dyed plant fans. After making them, you can take them home as souvenirs. Even those who aren’t crafty can have a lot of fun. The homestay has a swimming pool, and nearby there are mountain streams and a century-old tree park. When the weather is good, take a stroll—every snap is a great shot~ The lobby also offers free tea, refreshing and sweet, perfect for a comfortable break.

The location is amazing too! It’s a 10-minute drive to Dongmingshan Forest Park, 20 minutes to Liangzhu Ancient City Ruins Park and the National Edition Museum. If you want to visit artsy neighborhoods like Yuniaojie and Big Roof, it’s super convenient. Whether you want to relax or check in at spots, it’s easy to arrange~

Make a spontaneous summer “escape plan” with friends—staying here is really worth it!

🏨 Hotel name: Wuta Xinshe (Hangzhou Liangzhu Cultural Village Branch)
📍 Address: Liangzhu Cultural Village area, Hangzhou (just navigate to the homestay name for direct arrival)

Post by BIE. Mia 3103 | Oct 16, 2025