Passing-Cloud Huisheng Hall at Huizhou Ancient City.Nestled on Xiaobei Street in She County, Huangshan City, Boxin Yunshe · Huisheng Hall is a 6-minute walk from landmark attractions of the ancient city, including the Huizhou Prefecture Government Office and the Xu Guo Stone Archway. The guesthouse follows a traditional three-entry, three-courtyard layout, with each courtyard boasting its own unique scenery—an intentional tribute to Huizhou culture through distinct artistic conceptions. The lobby, a century-old historic building blending Chinese and Western features, once served as the rehearsal venue for the original Shexian Huangmei Opera Troupe, carrying profound historical and cultural heritage.
The main bedrooms encompass diverse architectural styles such as Neo-Chinese, Republic-era, and Wabi-Sabi, each named after traditional landscape artistic conceptions to create an elegant ambiance. In-room amenities include Mousse mattresses, Boxin-exclusive custom Egyptian cotton bedding and latex pillows, original imported Oriental Treasure bath products, as well as brand-new Xinjiang long-staple cotton bath towels, linen slippers, and peach wood combs—all available exclusively for each guest’s use and can be taken home as a personal keepsake.
Within the courtyard, the PASSING-CLOUD Cuisine Restaurant invites you to indulge in high-end French cuisine and authentic Huizhou dishes without ever stepping out of the premises.
"This quiet and elegant guesthouse on the outskirts of Huizhou Old Town was where I spent my first night during my trip to southern Anhui. The moment I stepped inside, I felt instantly soothed; the hustle and bustle outside seemed to disappear. The room was a good size, and all the amenities I could think of were provided, and most importantly, they were very functional.
The staff service deserves a huge thumbs up. The housekeeper contacted me two days in advance and was waiting at the designated location to greet me; when I checked out, they escorted me out and stayed until we got into our car; during my stay, they proactively asked if I wanted afternoon tea or bedtime milk; they answered every question politely and attentively. The service was on par with high-end hotels.
The breakfast was average; it would have been even better if it had been made to order. This was something I made up for at the Xidi Boxin Yunshe guesthouse where I stayed later, where I had freshly stir-fried vegetables for breakfast.
I may not return to Huizhou Old Town in the future, but I'll remember the Boxin Yunshe brand. If I travel elsewhere and happen to stay there, I'll definitely consider it."