What is the experience of living in a Miyazaki Hayao-style homestay?

Chengdu is the kind of city that goes once or twice a year.

However, after two and a half hours' flight, the food was amiable and the whole city was slow. Short trip, don't want to spend time doing raiders, just go to Chengdu.

Dane made an appointment to go to Qingcheng Mountain after the Spring Festival. The two of us are traveling companions who feed pigeons on weekends.

The rainy and cloudy day in Chengdu in March is a high probability event. So when I got off the plane, I looked at the foggy sky and thought that Sichuan really lacked light, and spring scenery lost three points.

I left some time to wander around Taikoo Li. Taikooli in Chengdu is at least twice as big as Beijing, and the degree of fancy far exceeds expectations. All kinds of trendy shops, grocery stores, boutique hotels and restaurants are mixed together, more like a large community.

The world flagship store of MUJI is also opened here, next to Daci Temple. The top floor is half a grocery store and half a restaurant, providing coffee and light meals. It is said that besides the high value of food, it tastes good, but unfortunately I didn't eat it this time.

On the top floor of MUJI flagship store, there is a chandelier made of daily necessities.

I'm on my way to Fang. In terms of scale, Fangfang is much smaller than Suzhou Eslite. Although Eslite's team is also responsible for the operation, it can be seen from the details that the tastes of bookstores are divided.

In the recommended list of bookstores in March, in addition to Haruki Murakami's new book, there is also a book "Taking China as the Law and Taking the World as the Purpose", which instantly improved the goodwill by a thousand times.

Chengdu Fang: The Necessity of Writing

Dion's good friend Quinn is both a local escort and a driver.

We drove to the back of Qingcheng Mountain. The entrance of this mountain is in the ancient city of Tai 'an. The curve along the way is tortuous and long. The trees on the mountain are slender and slender, with layers of green crowns, and occasionally a tree is in full bloom. A cableway goes back and forth, so I've been here before.

Along the back of Qingcheng Mountain

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Look at the pears all over the mountain.

After leaving the back hill, we set off for the hotel we had booked before: Qingcheng Road. This B&B was discovered by accident when I was searching for Raiders on the Internet. At that time, I was stunned by the independent viewing terrace in the photo.

B&B is close to the ancient town of Jiezi and half an hour's drive from Qingcheng Mountain. I drove all the way up the hill along the navigation. I can't remember how many turns I made. I walked through the orange archway of the hotel, and after about a quarter of an hour, I finally arrived at the hotel.

The entrance of the hotel, 7 kilometers from here.

Su Min was built on a gentle slope in the depression of the top of the mountain, with a lawn in front and two ancient pear trees in the middle. At this time, it is the flower season, and a pear tree is as white as snow. Lobby The lobby is a glass room with a bar and a restaurant. Outdoor is a wooden terrace with pear trees.

B&B's lobby has a mini-bar.

Look out of the hall

B&B is a courtyard structure, which is interdependent and independent. There are only eight rooms at present.

At the time of reservation, only the dream blue princess room was left. In view of the beautiful environment, I decided without hesitation.

It turns out that this homestay is the biggest highlight of this trip.

There are only eight rooms on the road, and each room is an independent yard, which is interdependent. Every corner of the hotel has been carefully taken care of, even the invisible corners of the walls are covered with fine stones and planted with cattail or crape myrtle.

Independent courtyard entrance

A corridor connecting different rooms

Take the dream princess room we booked as an example. The entrance is a Chinese patio with a slender banana tree inside. There is a small rectangular yard in front of the house, and there is a blooming camellia in the corner. When we went to the toilet, we found a beautiful begonia in front of the French window. In short, the details are touching.

The yard where we live.

I booked dinner at B&B before I went. I don't expect anything. As a result, when the waiter brought the food, everyone was amazed. Cold dishes, stir-fried dishes, steamed vegetables, soup, all shapes and sizes are good.

This is breakfast, hehe

After dinner, we went to the viewing roof in the backyard.

Passing through the backyard of the hotel, the dim ground lights on both sides of the mountain road wound up one after another, chopping out a faint path in the deep forest. The air was humid and the breeze was light and rainy, as if in a trance, entering the world of Miyazaki Hayao. The top of the mountain is paved with wooden boards, and there are dozens of mirrors between camellias to refract light.

As it was getting dark, we went back to the hotel lobby and the guests got together in twos and threes to chat and drink.

Chat with the person in charge of the hotel to learn about the ins and outs of the hotel, how to deal with villagers, how to deal with officials, and the stories of various guests who come here. Perhaps this is the extra benefit of B&B, and everyone can get fresh stories and experiences if they want.

In short, it is probably a beautiful place with four distinct seasons, but fortunately, I just caught up with the most beautiful season.