Xiangyi Homestay (Taihu Cultural Expo Park)

Xiangyi Homestay Nestled on Wan Street along Taihu County's Outer Ring East Road, Xiangyi Homestay greets you just a right turn from the highway exit. The high-speed rail station is within a 10-minute drive. The 4A-rated Wenbo Garden scenic area lies at your doorstep, while the shimmering waters of Huating Lake await discovery—a mere 20-minute journey for kindred spirits. Surrounded by evergreen foliage through all seasons, the homestay offers complimentary parking. Two hundred steps to the right, a vibrant children’s playground echoes with laughter beside the ancient Guanyin Temple, where temple bells drift over lotus ponds. To the left, the serene Guigen Pavilion stands amid summer’s canvas of blooming lotuses. Behind white walls and dark-tiled roofs, a three-story haven unfolds. Sunlit common spaces lead to ten thoughtfully crafted guest rooms, where: Landscape windows of Fenglu thermal-break aluminum frame ecological park vistas and timeworn stone streets, with blackout curtains softening daylight into whispered shadows. Handmade fir-wood platform beds cradle deep sleep, wrapped in five-star linens and premium mattresses. Voice-activated intelligence responds discreetly, guarding tranquility. Rain showers deliver silken, temperature-steady streams over skin, complemented by TOTO fixtures and smart toilets. Movable Chinese tea tables, oak vanities, and linen/leather sofas invite repose. 65-inch screens and seamless Wi-Fi let you shape moments freely. An elevator ascends to a 300m² timber-framed retreat under upturned eaves—a space where tradition breathes: Xiangyi Pavilion Sip tea beneath soaring roofs, challenge friends in chess or conversation. Leisure Lounge Savor billiards’ crisp clicks, turning pages, ink paintings, or board games. Earthen Kitchen Stir local flavors over a wood-fired stove, filling the air with warmth and aroma. At Xiangyi, time stretches tenderly. If destiny brings you here, surrender to three rituals: Brew tea with mountain-spring water, Turn pages of an unhurried book, And let the moonlight on the east wall Slowly cloak your shoulders.