Ting Chu – A Tranquil Abode of Wabi-Sabi Charm

Tucked away in a corner of Xinzhou Ancient City lies Ting Chu, a homestay that exudes the understated beauty of wabi-sabi, much like a recluse indifferent to fame and fortune, quietly gracing the bustling ancient street. Stepping into Ting Chu, the gentle murmur of flowing water welcomes you, accompanied by a fresh, sophisticated ambiance. The picturesque surroundings instantly transport you from the clamor of city life to a serene sanctuary. Every corner of the courtyard reveals the designer's ingenuity. Without excessive ornamentation or complex colors, only natural elements and trickling streams create a tranquil atmosphere with flowing lines. Outside the window, lush trees provide shade, flowers emit their fragrance, and occasional birdsong adds a touch of vitality. Inside, the rooms are quiet, comfortable, and impeccably equipped. A Marshall speaker, with its deep bass and powerful sound, sets your mind free. Smart devices blend seamlessly with thoughtful amenities, from eye masks for bedtime to hair ties for women, every detail reflecting meticulous care and attention. The natural wood furniture exudes a rustic warmth, allowing you to unwind completely. Ting Chu not only emphasizes external beauty but also focuses on inner spiritual pursuits. The service here is impeccable. The staff's warm smiles and attentive service are truly heartwarming. They inquired about my needs and thoughtfully planned a delightful itinerary full of surprises. The rooms are spotless and tidy. Enhanced by the natural hot springs, this tranquil haven offers unparalleled relaxation and rejuvenation for both body and mind. Ting Chu is more than just a place to stay; it's a sanctuary for the soul.