Anji Homestay | A Hundred-Year Huizhou Ancient House for a Forest Breathing Journey

I recently visited Anji and discovered a hidden gem of a homestay, transformed from a century-old Hui-style architecture, naturally exuding a vacation vibe. Environment: The design retains the most characteristic elements of Hui-style architecture: whitewashed walls, dark tiles, horsehead walls, green bricks, and wooden window carvings. Surrounded by mountains, the quaint Hui-style buildings resemble a beautiful traditional Chinese ink painting. 🛏Room: I stayed in the Huizhou-style king room, where pulling back the curtains revealed a fairy-like bamboo forest view, and it faced the main building's courtyard (which I heard was previously the master's room). Despite being a renovated old house, the room's facilities are quite complete, offering a very good living experience. ⭐Service: The homestay's service is really thoughtful. Breakfast and dinner are prepared in advance, and even the homestay's 'cat' is affectionate and seeking cuddles. If you're looking forward to a journey that heals both body and mind, Yaojia Anji 1913 Homestay will definitely not disappoint your expectations. Yaojia•Anji 1913 Homestay