A Journey Through Time by the Ancient City Wall

At No. 3 Taiyuan Road, Chaozhou, lies a treasure hotel that lets you feel the warmth of history—the Yingzhou Hotel. It is one of the third batch of historic buildings in Chaozhou and an unclassified immovable cultural relic in Xiangqiao District, carrying nearly a century of memories. Built in 1925 and officially opened in 1930, it was once a well-known landmark in Chaozhou city. Now, after careful renovation, it retains the authentic charm of old architecture such as stone archways, historical plaques, and stained glass windows, while incorporating contemporary designs like plant walls, modern exhibition areas, and exquisite lighting fixtures. The blend of old and new hides surprises in every corner. Room Highlights: - "Republic of China Elegant Room": Open the window to the old streets of Chaozhou, furnished with solid wood furniture and vintage decor. Old photos of Chaozhou hang above the bed, offering an immersive experience of the Republic of China era. It also features modern bathrooms and smart air conditioning for uncompromised comfort; - "Courtyard View Room": Comes with a small balcony facing the hotel's inner courtyard greenery and stone landscape. Wake up to the scent of plants in the morning, and enjoy tea while watching the sunset on the balcony in the evening, perfectly balancing tranquility amid the bustle; - "Deluxe Family Room": Retains the spaciousness of the old building, paired with soft mattresses and blackout curtains to meet the comfort needs of the whole family. It also allows children to experience the charm of historic architecture up close. Nearby Attractions: - A 5-minute walk to the "Chaozhou Ancient City Wall," where you can stroll along the wall, enjoy views of the Han River, and soak in the lively atmosphere of the ancient city; - A 10-minute drive to "Kaiyuan Temple," a millennium-old temple to explore and admire Song Dynasty architectural art. The area is also packed with many Chaozhou specialty snack shops offering marinated delicacies, rice noodles, and sweet soups all in one stop; - A 15-minute trip to the "Han Wengong Ancestral Hall," where you can learn about Han Yu’s connection with Chaozhou and feel the profound cultural heritage. On the way back, you can also visit the Han River Riverside Promenade to enjoy the river breeze and relax. Staying here, you will be awakened by the light and shadows of the old building in the morning, take leisurely walks in the courtyard, and touch the texture of the stone walls, as if having a conversation with Chaozhou from the Republic of China period. Comfortable rooms and thoughtful service, combined with the unique atmosphere of historic architecture, make your trip to Chaozhou not just a sightseeing check-in but an immersive journey through time.