Yanru · Yinsha embodies the ideals of “tranquility and ease, serenity and peace.” Hidden amidst the lush greenery of Qingcheng Mountain, it draws inspiration from Eastern seclusion aesthetics, with the experience of mountain living serving as its soul. It aims to provide urban travelers with a peaceful retreat that is both detached from worldly concerns and situated within the city.
The guesthouse is built alongside the mountains, with courtyards arranged haphazardly and bamboo shadows swaying. Natural wood blends seamlessly with open spaces, where Zen tranquility coexists with the hustle and bustle of everyday life. By opening the window, one can gaze upon the verdant hills and billowing clouds. In the morning, one can listen to the chirping of birds and the murmuring of streams, while in the evening, one can watch the fading light of the setting sun. As night falls, one can drift off to sleep accompanied by the starry sky. This guesthouse is nestled within the natural contours of Qingcheng Mountain. Yanru·Yinsha features wooden structures as its backbone, with the wilderness serving as a backdrop. There is a secluded wooden cabin dining area surrounded by warm lights, an eco-friendly courtyard paved with gravel and stepping stones, as well as a high-ceilinged communal space made of natural wood, allowing you to embrace the forest atmosphere while engaging in leisurely conversations.
The guest rooms maintain a simple and warm design, with old wooden ceiling panels complementing textured wall surfaces. Large windows frame the lush green mountains within the room. Some rooms also feature private hot tubs, allowing you to unwind and relax amidst the warm ambiance. From the evening breeze in the courtyard to the chirping of insects by your pillow, from the morning fog to the twinkling stars at night, every detail speaks to the sense of relaxation that encourages you to “slow down and live.”
"This guesthouse was such a wonderful surprise! It's super close to the China Panda Park, in a tranquil environment, and the owners and their family were incredibly warm and welcoming.
The guesthouse has 7 rooms in total, and we booked the Fushan Family Room. The room was super quiet, and there was a subtle ebony and sandalwood scent as soon as you entered, creating a wonderful atmosphere. The bedding was comfortable and clean, and we slept very soundly that night.
In the morning, the owners even personally drove us to the Panda Park, making the whole experience worry-free and heartwarming. I highly recommend staying here when visiting the pandas!"