Sleep in the "scenery" at Xixi Wetland in Hangzhou!

Drive past the Longshekou entrance of Xixi Wetland Hongyuan and turn into an inconspicuous path, and at the end of the path is the Moshou Xixi Hotel. There are more than 50 native persimmon trees in the hotel, the oldest of which is 100 years old. Located in the center of the courtyard, this tree can no longer bear fruit, but it has become the hotel's mascot and symbol. The overall architecture and interior space of the hotel were jointly created by GOA Elephant Design and BOB Chen Feibo Office. Walking in Moshou Xixi, you will have the illusion that this is a place woven by trees and wetlands, especially persimmon trees, and several guest room buildings rebuilt from old houses are interspersed in this network of plants. Take the room I stayed in this time as an example, the spacious 68 square meters space is full of strong new Chinese style. The guest room has its own terrace, facing a piece of "green" outside the window. You can see a group of wild ducks living here, they have eaten well and are "strong and healthy", and they are very free and easy every day. Behind a Chinese wooden sliding door is a spacious bathroom space. The oversized scenic deep soaking bathtub is a perfect match for a resort hotel. The independent toilet is also equipped with a smart toilet from the Japanese national treasure brand INAX. The hotel has a very popular restaurant: Yinxi, where breakfast, a la carte, and afternoon tea are served. Reservations are required in advance during peak hours. The high-quality dishes and excellent reputation attract many non-hotel guests who come here just to check in.