Encounter the poetic gardens of Three Lanes and Seven Alleys

Under the clear moon and gentle breeze, plum blossoms cast delicate shadows. As the ancients said: "Every blade of grass and every tree embodies the Dharma body." From afar, you can lean on the railings to admire the dazzling night view of Fuzhou's Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, steeped in ancient charm; up close, you can appreciate the exquisite craftsmanship and dignified poetry of Min-style ancient courtyard houses. The hotel is composed of courtyard buildings in Ming and Qing architectural styles, blending Min-style architecture with Suzhou-style gardens to create a unique garden-style hotel. Stepping into the lobby, you are greeted by a towering wooden caisson ceiling with a domed shape, adorned with three themed carved beams and painted screens: "Dragon and Phoenix Bringing Prosperity," "Joy on the Brow," and "Pine and Crane for Longevity," exuding Eastern elegance. Wandering through corridors and lanes, each step reveals a new scene, leading you to your guest room, where every room comes with a private courtyard. Poetry and artistry are woven into every corner. Here, each morning awakens to the melodious songs of birds, and each night lulls you to sleep under the gentle glow of ancient streetlights, as if engaging in a heartfelt dialogue with Fuzhou's millennia-old cultural heritage. If you, too, are enchanted by such a poetic slow life, come and experience it for yourself. At Sanbao Bindi, encounter a dream of old Fuzhou that belongs uniquely to you.