Shude Hall in Huangshan | A century-old mansion hotel in an ancient village from 1800

| A century-old mansion hotel in an ancient village from 1800.🏨 Shude Hall Hotel 📍 Chengkan Town, Huizhou District, Chengkan Scenic Area Located at the southern foot of the Huangshan scenic area, the ancient village of Chengkan hides an ancient estate with a history of over 1800 years—Shude Hall. This estate is like a maze, consisting of three streets and ninety-nine alleys, with the overall architecture laid out according to the Feng Shui theory of the Eight Trigrams from the 'I Ching', forming a natural Eight Trigrams layout. The ancient buildings of Chengkan village are connected along the winding flagstone paths, with horse-head walls and winter melon beams, full of traces of the years, as if telling ancient stories. And Shude Hall is a dazzling pearl in this ancient village. - Guest Rooms The guest room design of Shude Hall is full of poetic and picturesque charm. The person in charge, while retaining the structure of the old house, collected old wood from all directions for internal renovation, designing 15 guest rooms, each with a view of the lake and the beauty of the village. The bedding, bathtubs, and bathroom accessories in the rooms all use high-quality brands, providing a comfortable environment for guests. - Dining The restaurant is one of the most magnificent buildings in Shude Hall, with an official mansion-style structure, birdcage-shaped chandeliers, original wooden tables, and a sleek bar. Everything is simple but exquisite. The chefs continuously go out to learn and improve their culinary skills, providing guests with authentic local Hui cuisine, among which the 'stinky mandarin fish' has been rated as exceptional by many guests. - Surroundings Chengkan ancient village was praised by the Neo-Confucian scholar Zhu Xi during the Song Dynasty as 'Chengkan with two sages, the number one village in the south of the Yangtze River', and now it is crowned by many domestic and foreign experts and scholars as 'the classic of Chinese Eight Trigrams, a treasure land of Huizhou Feng Shui'. It is a unique, best-preserved ancient village from the Ming Dynasty in China, with a group of ancient buildings of high historical research value.