Ningbo Seventeen Houses Guantang | What's it like to stay in a Huizhou-style ancient town?

This treasure city by the East China Sea is not only economically developed but also rich in cultural heritage. Today, I'm sharing about the most "stylish" resort in Zhenhai District—Ningbo Seventeen Houses Guantang! 💕【Why It's Worth Staying】 This place completely redefines your idea of a hotel! The massive Huizhou-style architectural complex blurs the line between a hotel and a real ancient town, with every brick and tile steeped in history. 🎊【Stay Experience】 🏡 Hotel Exterior: OMG! The grand traditional Huizhou-style buildings make you feel like you've stepped onto the set of a period drama! Brick carvings, horse-head walls, courtyards... every detail is Instagram-worthy 📸. Hanfu lovers, this is a must-visit spot! 🌹 Service Quality: Truly befitting a luxury resort! From check-in to shuttle services, everything is incredibly thoughtful 💯. The butler-style service makes you feel like the master of a grand estate. 🏯 Architectural Style: Huizhou architecture blended with modern feng shui—a perfect fusion of classical and contemporary! Strolling through, you'll feel like nobility from the line "How deep, how deep the courtyard is." 🛌 Stay Experience: The duplex suite I stayed in was absolutely amazing! Downstairs for entertaining, upstairs for living—such a smart design. The antique decor hides modern luxury, and sleeping in a centuries-old house at night is truly magical! 🎎 Facilities: Folk culture museum, waterside photo spots... you can easily spend a whole day here without getting bored. Photography enthusiasts, prepare to scream with joy! My bestie and I couldn't stop snapping—we took over 200 photos! 🚗 Transportation Guide: Though it feels a bit "hidden away," it's totally worth the trip! Driving is the most convenient option—about a 30-minute taxi ride from Ningbo Station (around ¥80). Money-saving tip: Take the metro to Luotuoqiao Station first, then a taxi for just ¥10! Come here not just to experience ancient-style lodging but also to immerse yourself in Ningbo's profound history and culture. Highly recommended for those who love taking stunning photos and savoring slow living!