The resort is located in Baimaoshan Village, Anding Town, Pingjiang County, on the outskirts of Changsha City, Hunan Province (near National Highway 106, 45 minutes away from Huanghua Airport).The wild is extravagant on the outside, and the house is not seen when you see the mountains and the water. It strives to achieve “the landscape that grows in the nature” with the architectural design concept of “mountain is the owner and everyone is the guest”."Wild" and "luxury" are the core, and it integrates themed cultural activities such as leisure, vacation, parent-child, health care, wedding and honeymoon, meditation, Chinese studies, nature classroom, fashion art and so on.Located in the 5,000-mu(about 3.3million square meters) Danxia landform, five groups have been built and put into operation: Shanshe Group, Shuangxi Academy Group, Shikouya Group, Yingyan Yaju Group and Zizai Farm, with a construction area of about 10,000 square meters. There are 19 independent buildings with 74 guest rooms, 3 restaurants, 3 tea rooms, 3 indoor meeting rooms, 14 fully furnished outdoor venues, 1 KTV theatre, 1 academy, 1 mountain top infinity pool. The farm covers an area of more than 30 acres, in the continuous valley, about 3 kilometres in length. The resort is a paradise hidden outside the countryside, with rolling hills, lush vegetation, and a natural oxygen bar. You are welcome to come to this mountain forest far away from the bustling city and without the noise of cars, to watch the spring flowers, the sunset, the stars, the tea and the reading. Enjoy the slow life.
"I am quite tolerant of boutique hotels and B&Bs in China that cost just over 1,000 yuan. This one does have a lot of nice details: a tea bar with local spring water (very good tea), floor heating, electric curtains, customized bath supplies, smart toilets... Both meals are made with local ingredients. Although there are some minor problems such as slow water draining in the shower, they are tolerable.
However, the overall feeling is more like an unfinished product. The housekeeper also said that it is still under development. Many artworks in the entire resort remind people of the Niigata Art Festival, which can actually tell the story better.
Maintaining such a large-scale resort requires huge manpower and material costs, so it is understandable that the overall wild and rough feeling is a bit surprising. What is surprising is that all the staff have a sense of pride and relaxation as their own home, and the service is warm. Special thanks to the housekeeper Danny for taking us up and down to tour. I will try the starry sky room if I have the chance in the future."