Hoteles con piscina en Guizhou, China

Amidst the Intricate Carvings and Overhanging Eaves: A 600-Year-Old Stone City With its intricate carvings, upturned eaves, stone walls, paths, and bridges, the ancient town of Qingyan stands as a stone city that has weathered 600 years of history. Nestled in the heart of Qingyan Ancient Town, the The Mulian Resort Qingyan enjoys a prime location adjacent to the former residence of Zhao Yijiong, the first Zhuangyuan (Top Scholar) of Guizhou Province, hence its name "Zhuangyuan Bieyuan" (Top Scholar's Courtyard). Constructed from grey bricks and stones, the resort features a classic Siheyuan (quadrangle) layout that blends seamlessly with the local architecture. The resort faces the North Gate of the ancient town; just a few steps from the main entrance, one can ascend the city wall to walk around the ancient city or climb the hill to overlook the entire Qingyan Ancient Town. A side gate leads directly to the main commercial street. It is a place of tranquility within reach of bustling activity, offering a truly superior location. Inside, the resort features ancient wooden door beams surrounded by lush greenery, and the Chinese-style entrance hall exudes an air of quiet elegance. The entire property adopts a traditional Chinese style with enclosed courtyard structures, divided into four distinctively styled courtyards: East, South, West, and North. The courtyards are lush with pine and bamboo, creating a serene and antique atmosphere, as if one has stepped into the mansion of a prominent family from ancient times. The brick walls, bamboo, and stones complement each other beautifully.