Come to Lishui and check in at the art gallery homestay with only two rooms!

The ancient dam painting village is connected by water, led by green mountains, and sprinkles a green mountain ink painting. Next to the Tongji ancient road, there is a group of thousand-year-old camphor trees with a fairy aura. The dam head under the shade of the giant umbrella, the endless lush vicissitudes, straight to the present and the past. The Camphor Homestay is located here, facing the 1500-year-old camphor tree, with a beautiful window view. The owner of the homestay just returned from studying in Japan, and he himself is studying art, so many of the homestay are small items made by the boss himself. The owner brings the life attitude of wanting to 'slow down', creating a diversified space that combines tea, coffee, buyer, accommodation, and catering. Therefore, the designers Shen Mo and Zhang Jianyong were invited again to reshape this cultural space. The white walls of the building echo the surrounding antique historical buildings, retaining traditional intentions while forming a sense of difference, colliding with a new cultural coordinate, and finding their own life rhythm in the countryside of Jiangnan. The homestay has only two rooms, the 'Morning' and 'Evening' rooms. The metal guide plate is hand-welded by the boss. Even if you don't stay, you can come to the first floor of the homestay for afternoon tea. The coffee and sparkling water are very good, and the entire space is super high in value and photogenic. The second floor of the homestay is a living room + study, which can host private dinners. The third floor is two rooms. As a cultural traveler who has stayed in homestays all over, I really like this kind of niche and personalized homestay.