Nestled amidst mountain ranges and surrounded by clouds, the mid-mountain retreat offers a warm embrace from the gentle breeze

He Leng Village, the real-life landscape depicted in Huang Gongwang's 'Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains' from the Yuan dynasty, is situated halfway up the mountain. From here, one can gaze at Gan Mountain in the distance and overlook the panoramic view of He Leng Village. A half-hour drive from Tonglu County in Hangzhou will take you to this hidden gem of nature, with a winding mountain road along the way adorned with wild chrysanthemums, green bamboo, and rice fields painting a pastoral tapestry. Design Following the 'Cloud Room', 'Mountain Room', and 'Stone Room' of the first phase, the second phase introduces the 'Pavilion Room' and 'Rain Room', continuing the interaction with natural elements and presenting the delicate beauty of 'load-bearing aesthetics'. Rooms There are 28 rooms in Qianshan, named after 'Pavilion' and 'Rain'. I describe them as 'rooms washed by rain', with grey finishes like the lingering mist and pure white walls as if scrubbed clean by a night's downpour, appearing exceptionally pristine. Dining Dinner offers a healthy combination of meat and vegetarian options, very friendly to guests who are dieting. The steamed fish comes highly recommended for its fresh taste and tender texture, sure to win over even those who usually don't enjoy fish. Experience The highlight of the guesthouse is the private hot spring, which is full of ambiance. Bathing at night, the lighting effects create the ultimate comfort, complemented by complimentary drinks and fruit. After soaking in the hot spring, falling asleep is incredibly comfortable.