This "anti-inner-peace" homestay opposite the Shuohe fields! The cement gray is so understated

After dinner, I took a stroll to the mountain-side fields near Shuohe and spotted this low-key homestay—so I checked in. Its decor stands out from the rest of Shuohe Ancient Town, with rooms featuring just white walls, raw wood, and linen bedding. Even the sink is made of rough terrazzo, yet it somehow feels soothingly comforting😌 The real surprise came at night! The first floor transforms into a cozy bar where you can sip on local craft beer or boldly take the stage to showcase your singing skills. Mornings start with steaming rice noodles + fried eggs, while afternoons bring lattes paired with snacks. The owner says, "We don’t stress over dinner—just a three-minute walk next door, and you’ll find amazing restaurants"~ The room’s curtains open to a view of rice fields—it’s hard to imagine how relaxed you’d feel after staying a week. The rooftop terrace even has a carousel🎠 with views of the snowy mountain peaks, and at sunset, it’s bathed in a soft, glowing filter!