Yinxin Nanlu Hostel

Hidden in the southern foothills, Yinxin Nanlu Hostel consists of north and south districts, inspired by Li Gonglin’s Song Dynasty masterpiece *Gathering in the Western Garden*. By crafting a garden-style landscape, it seamlessly blends Song architectural aesthetics with the essence of Suzhou gardens. The 45 meticulously arranged guestrooms across both districts feature floor-to-ceiling windows framing panoramic views of the Mayang Creek, immersing guests in a dreamy realm where mist and water intertwine—*"sleeping by the mountains under the moon, drifting between clouds and water."* Today, more people yearn to return to simplicity and nature, escaping urban clamor to savor tranquility amid the embrace of the wild. Waking at dawn, guests are greeted by the first light piercing through mist, painting the world in hushed hues. Stepping outside, they stand between heaven and earth, breathing in the beauty of nature—gentle breezes, encircling mountains, egrets skimming the creek. *"Walking to the southern foothills, one suddenly sees the light, only to realize they’ve stepped into the painting."* Here, every breath renews a covenant with the land. Beyond this, Yinxin Nanlu Hostel offers dedicated butler service for a seamless stay, ensuring guests immerse themselves in timeless elegance and serenity.