"Qiu Shui Shan Zhuang: A Luxurious Hotel with Stories of Celebrities"

Qiu Shui Shan Zhuang is located on Beishan Street, a prime location in Hangzhou, separated from West Lake by only one road. It is one of the most expensive hotels in Hangzhou, with an architectural style that combines the elegance of Jiangnan water towns with Western influences. The courtyard is small and exquisite, with a stage that takes up nearly half of the space, carrying the charm of history. The hotel has 12 suites, 8 of which are open to the public. Most of them are two-story lofts with private lakeside terraces or courtyards. The rooms are named after historical celebrities, such as Shi Liangcai's San Ge Tang and Feng Zikai's Lakeside Residence. The Zen Buddha Room is the room where the master of Chinese studies, Nan Huaijin, once stayed. The furniture is mainly black and white. The living room upstairs offers a view of West Lake, while the bedroom, bathroom, and tea room downstairs are fully equipped. The bedroom is spacious, with adjustable lighting and temperature at the bedside, and the bathrobes and pajamas are also unique. In addition, the hotel also has a gym, golf facilities, and an infinity pool facing West Lake. From the outside, the pool offers a unique view. The hotel is connected to Guyun Caoshe and Xinxin Hotel, and Zhaoxian Temple and Qiu Shui Shan Zhuang are now part of Xinxin Hotel.