This is arguably the most expensive homestay in Hefei, it is truly wild and luxurious

I had the chance to experience the legendary Nanshan Jun Ning Wild Luxury Homestay before its opening, and I must say, it's expensive for a reason~ I've stayed at the Nanshan Inn in Qimen several times in the past few years, and the experience was great, but it's a bit far and not very convenient in terms of transportation. Nanshan Jun Ning in Lujiang and Nanshan Inn in Qimen are part of the same group, and the entire operation team is very mature, so the experience is superb. There are a few points I really like. First, the location. The Ten Mile Long Chong in Lujiang is currently the most concentrated area for homestays around Hefei, and the environment is indeed very good, giving a sense of vacation away from Hefei. Second, the design concept of the hotel incorporates many elements of Huizhou, such as the skylights on the roof and the mortise and tenon structure. The layout of the 16 rooms is tiered and built along the mountain, and they didn't cut down all the trees, so the architecture and plants coexist harmoniously. If it doesn't freeze, the water in the hotel layout is always flowing (the designer must know a lot about Feng Shui) Third, the details of the service. For example, afternoon tea upon check-in, desserts in the evening, breakfast can be delivered to the room in the morning, and there is a butler service throughout the entire stay. In addition, there is a Sanlian bookstore inside the hotel. In the afternoon, you can read a book in the bookstore, bask in the sun, and taste a cup of Qimen black tea produced by the hotel's own tea garden, which is extremely comfortable. Worth mentioning is that the hotel's bathroom products are all from Aqua di Parma, the hair dryer is Dyson, and each room also has a private hot spring bath.