The Shuide Hall Hotel in Huangshan endows a century-old Ming and Qing residence with a unique new charm

"Huangshan Shuide Hall: The Revitalization and Rebirth of an Ancient Residence" Chengkan Village is an ancient village with a long history of 1800 years, hence it is known as the "National Treasure Village of China". Praised by Zhu Xi as "the first village in the south of the Yangtze River", it also conceals a charming pastoral-style homestay—Huangshan Shuide Hall, where white walls and black tiles, along with the small bridges and flowing water of the ancient village, compose a picturesque scroll of an ancient Huizhou village. At Shuide Hall, from the white walls and black-tiled exterior to the structure of the roof and beams, and then to the details of the wooden doors, windows, and the eaves gallery courtyard, every part has been meticulously restored by local skilled craftsmen, showcasing the unique charm of Huizhou architecture. The interior design is a blend of classical and modern, such as the official hall style which retains the simplicity of ancient Huizhou architecture while revealing a touch of modern refinement. Here, you can enjoy outdoor afternoon tea, experience outdoor camping until dusk, with the firelight dancing with the sunset, and savor the poetic life of the countryside.