A Great Place for Outings | A Little Kyoto in the Suburbs of Beijing - Yunfu Banshan Inn.

My girlfriends and I wanted to go to Tanzhe Temple to pray for blessings on the weekend, so we decided to go on a two-day trip to Tanzhe Temple with a few friends. We accidentally found a fairy homestay hidden nearby, which seemed like a paradise and a Kyoto courtyard. The name of the inn is Beijing Yunfu Banshan Inn, which is only a 10-minute drive from Tanzhe Temple. It is located in Muzi Yangzhuang. Looking out from the gate of the courtyard, it seems like a paradise. All you can see are layers of green trees, green mountains, and green tile buildings. As soon as you enter the courtyard, the layout is well-organized, as if you have traveled to a Kyoto courtyard in a second. The courtyard has large floor-to-ceiling windows, and there is a Japanese tatami tea room directly connected to the small courtyard. The backyard on the first floor is a hot spring private pool, which is connected to the tatami bedroom floor-to-ceiling window. The entire homestay can accommodate 6-8 people, and the cost performance is also very high. The decoration of the dining room is very thoughtful by the hostess. Every angle is pleasing to the eye. The sofa is directly opposite the big screen TV. It is very comfortable to watch movies and play games with friends at night. The open kitchen has all kinds of tableware and kitchenware, even the seasonings are all available. It is very convenient to have hot pot, barbecue or bring ingredients to cook. The master bedroom and second bedroom on the second floor are all Japanese-style large beds with floor-to-ceiling windows. The master bedroom also has an open balcony, and the surrounding scenery is in full view. At this time, I understand the origin of the name of Yunfu Banshan Inn. The master bedroom has a bathroom with a bathtub and a sauna room. This configuration can enjoy the full set of hot spring experience. The biggest highlight of the second floor is the large terrace, exquisite potted plants, Japanese rattan rocking chairs and rattan tables. On a good morning, drinking a cup of tea and reading a book here can keep people away from the hustle and bustle of the city.