Hawk's Nest Homestay: A Paradigm of Mountain Living in Beijing, Enjoy the Ultimate Mountain Living Experience

Location and Transportation Hawk's Nest Homestay is located in Yaoziyu Village, Jiuduhe Town, Huairou District, Beijing, near Yaoziyu Castle (approximately 116 meters away). The surrounding area is rich in natural scenery and Great Wall cultural resources. For transportation, it is recommended to drive: • Beijing West Railway Station: about 129 minutes by car (59 kilometers); • Beijing Capital International Airport: about 95 minutes by car (48.4 kilometers). If you choose public transportation, you can take buses H14, H37, etc. to Yaoziyu Bus Station, but the number of buses is limited, so plan ahead. Accommodation Experience 1. Environment and Design • The homestay was created by designer Jin Yi over five years, inspired by the mountain scenery, using warm wood tones and a minimalist style. The 270-degree floor-to-ceiling windows bring the mountain scenery indoors, balancing privacy and openness. • Featured facilities include a constant temperature outdoor private hot spring, a large terrace, an outdoor barbecue area, and a recreation room, suitable for family or friends gatherings. • The courtyard design is ingenious, with ancient locust trees and a silver perforated metal background wall forming a visual focal point. The staircase design integrates the aesthetics of ruins, creating a unique atmosphere of both 'danger' and stability. 2. Room Types and Facilities • The rooms mainly feature low furniture, with sunken rest areas enhancing spatial resonance. Some room types include independent viewing platforms. • 24-hour hot water, floor heating, air conditioning, and fireplaces are provided. In summer, you can enjoy the swimming pool (check the opening times in advance). 3. Services and Activities • The butler service is meticulous and patient, offering station pick-up reservations and customized activities (such as parent-child crafts, bonfire parties). • Nearby recommendations: hiking the Yaoziyu Great Wall, visiting ancient locust trees, experiencing the barbecue and bar at the Beijing Motorcycle Base Station. Travel Tips • Best seasons: Spring and autumn (April-May for blooming flowers, September-October for colorful foliage). In summer, pay attention to sun protection, and in winter, enjoy the tranquil snow scenery. • Recommended stay: 2-3 days to fully experience the slow mountain life. • Notes: ◦ Some stairs are steep, so walk carefully; ◦ Contact the butler in advance to confirm the use of the private hot spring and activity arrangements; ◦ There are few dining options nearby, so it is recommended to bring your own ingredients or use the homestay's cooking facilities.