Thanks to Esther Yu's recommendation! Immerse yourself in the stories of the Six Dynasties.

Nanjing Qixia Mountain Hot Spring Resort is built on the mountain, with a modern interpretation of gray tiles and white walls echoing the Tang Dynasty charm of Qixia Temple. The designer uses the "folding courtyard" technique to make every corner a framed picture. The most commendable part of the guest rooms is the tatami tea area, where you can see the Qixia Temple Relic Pagoda when you open the window. The bathroom space uses celadon-textured micro-cement walls, and the customized fragrance is taken from the ancient wintersweet in the temple. Each guest room is equipped with tea sets from Yixing celadon intangible cultural heritage inheritors, and Qixia Mountain Yunwu tea made in the current season is served during turndown service. The restaurant's signature dish is Xiafen Soup, which is made with wild kudzu root and Hushu slab duck from the mountains. The most unique thing is the "Mountain House Morning Banquet" - enjoying a breakfast set including Lingu vegetarian noodles and plum blossom steamed dumplings in the Danfeng Pavilion. Using tea in the dishes, Longjing shrimp is served with Yuhua tea specially supplied by Qixia Temple, which is a must. The constant temperature swimming pool area creates the artistic conception of "winding stream". The bottom of the pool is covered with patterns of portrait bricks from the Southern Dynasties. The most unique thing is the "Six Dynasties Aesthetic Life Exhibition" in cooperation with the Nanjing Museum, with replicas of the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove utensils displayed throughout the hotel. At Hot Spring Resort, every detail tells the philosophy of "hiding in the city without avoiding the world." When the morning bell and evening drum come from the mountains, what you can see when you open the window is not only the scenery, but also a solidified period of time.