The most optimal homestay on Chengdu Chunxi Street, extremely convenient

Guishu • Siheyuan is located in the center of Chengdu, hidden in the bustling city center. It is adjacent to the high-end commercial area of Rongcheng, near Chunxi Road in Taikoo Li, and shares the urban prosperity. Design A century-old street from the late Qing Dynasty, rich in historical and cultural heritage. From above, it is a courtyard house with a "口" shaped layout. The curved sloping roof and reliefs add dynamic beauty. The use of natural wood or courtyard landscaping, and the technique of leaving blank spaces, allow light to freely traverse the interior. The entire space is in low-saturation black and white tones, blending wabi-sabi elements with modern comfort. Even in the bustling city, one can feel the tranquility of being hidden in the mountains. Rooms There are 16 guest rooms in total, ranging from 60 to 120 square meters. Each room adopts a different style of structural layout, equipped with a private courtyard or terrace, achieving a unique view for each room. Black pine furniture, wooden courtyard doors and windows, solid wood tables and chairs, etc., with the fragrance of wood and tea intertwined, create a Zen-like comfortable atmosphere. Amenities Equipped with imported latex mattresses, latex pillows, down quilts, fresh air systems, mini bars, smart toilets, and Dyson hair dryers, all according to five-star hotel standards. Facilities The Zhaixing Pavilion in the hotel can directly reach the roof, realizing the dream of "removing the roof tiles" and "wearing stars and moon." Enjoy tea and leisure in the Guishu tea house or private garden, experiencing the comfortable life of Chengdu. Soak in the private hot spring, enjoying the private space while sweeping away fatigue. Experience Although located in a noisy and bustling area, it retains a secluded and quiet place. Blue bricks and gray tiles, courtyard houses, light and shadow flow, private enjoyment, providing a tranquil Zen space during the journey, exuding the poetic charm of the East.