[2025 Nanjing Hotels] Travel Guide for Huaji Hotel (Updated Jul)

This trip to Nanjing led me to the Huaji Hotel in Laomendong, and it was like discovering a hidden gem! Perfectly blending ancient charm with modern comfort, it's just steps away from the Laomendong Food Street, making it super convenient for exploring and dining~ ✨ The classic courtyard design preserves the architectural style of the Ming and Qing dynasties, with photo-worthy spots everywhere 📸 ✨ The deep courtyard offers tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle, with Laomendong's lively atmosphere nearby yet never disturbing ✨ The butler-style service is thoughtful, offering recommendations for authentic local cuisine and sightseeing routes

🌟 Nanjing Ultimate Travel Guide | Ancient Capital Charm + Foodie Adventure 📸 Top 5 Must-Visit Attractions Confucius Temple-Qinhuai River Scenic Area • Night cruise on Qinhuai River (boat ticket ¥80): Glide along the "Ten-Mile Qinhuai" as lanterns illuminate thousand-year-old poetry, where whitewashed walls blend with neon lights. • Confucius Temple: Visit the Imperial Examination Museum (¥50), explore century-old shops, and savor authentic snacks. Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum (Free, reservation required) • Climb 392 steps to pay respects while overlooking Zhongshan's emerald forests. Combine with Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum (stunning autumn views at Stone Elephant Road) and Music Terrace (pigeon feeding therapy). Nanjing Museum (Free, book ahead) • Must-see: Republic of China replica street for time-travel vibes; don't miss the imperial clock exhibition and golden beast treasure. Presidential Palace (¥35) • Microcosm of modern history featuring East-meets-West architecture, showcasing transitions from Qing offices to Republican government. Pioneer Bookstore (Wutaishan Branch) • Literary haven transformed from underground parking - photograph the iconic "Cross Corridor" and enjoy books with afternoon tea.   🍜 Nanjing Food Bucket List Duck Trinity ✅ Salted Duck: Century-old Zhangyun or Jinhongxing shops (best with special sauce). ✅ Duck Blood Vermicelli Soup: Xiaopanji (rich broth) or Yexin Snacks (perfect with rice crust). ✅ Roast Duck Buns: Nanjing Impressions' signature juicy sweet buns! Qinhuai Snacks 🔸 Fangpo Cake Shop: Sticky rice rolls with fried dough + sweet taro soup (breakfast queues guaranteed!). 🔸 Lianhu Cake Shop: Red bean-glutinous rice balls & water chestnut cakes (great souvenirs). New Trends 🌶️ Crab Roe Noodles: Crab Sanbao (satisfying bowls of golden crab roe). 🍢 Woodfire Wontons: "Smoke Rises Again" in Laomendong alleys - thin wrappers, fresh fillings!   🏨 Accommodation Zones 📍 Xinjiekou CBD (Transport Hub) • Luxury: Jinling Hotel, The Ritz-Carlton (city views). • Budget: Genbook/Home Inn (near Metro Lines 1/2). 📍 Confucius Temple Area (Nightscape Lovers) • The Grand Mansion by Qinhuai (riverside) or Huaji Laomendong (boutique B&B). 📍 Gulou/Xuanwu Lake (Tranquil Stays) • Suning Universal Suites (lake views) or hostels (backpacker social hubs).   ⚡ Pro Tips 🚇 Transport: • Airport→City: Metro S1→Lines 1/3 (~1hr); Attractions accessible via metro (Alipay e-card). 🎫 Ticket Hacks: • Zhongshan Scenic Combo Ticket (Ming Tomb + Meiling Palace + Music Terrace) saves ¥30! 🌦️ Best Seasons: • Mar-May (cherry blossoms at Jiming Temple) / Sep-Nov (ginkgo leaf carpets). ⚠️ Avoid Pitfalls: • Verify authentic brands at Confucius Temple shops. • Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum closed Mondays; Presidential Palace closed Tuesdays!   📌 Classic 2-Day Itinerary Day1: Presidential Palace→1912 Block→Nanjing Museum→Pioneer Bookstore→Laomendong nightwalk Day2: Zhongshan Scenic Area (Ming Tomb→Sun Mausoleum→Music Terrace)→Qinhuai River cruise ✨ "Six Dynasties' Golden Powder, Jinling's Imperial City" Where profound history meets vibrant local life - in a bowl of duck soup, a ginkgo-lined boulevard, or ancient city wall stories waiting to be savored! #NanjingTravel #NanjingFood #TravelGuide #AncientCapital #TravelTips

1. Decoding the City's DNA A city of folded time and space: The Ming City Wall connects Xuanwu Lake and Purple Mountain, the Presidential Palace witnesses the upheavals of modern history, and the Vanguard Bookstore offers a utopia for the soul. A place of mixed emotions: Qinhuai’s makeup and Yuhuatai’s loyal souls coexist, the glazed pagoda of the Great Bao’en Temple bears witness to destruction and rebirth. Culinary contradictions on the palate: The street philosophy of duck blood vermicelli soup vs. the refined narrative of Meiling Palace cuisine. A renaissance of university arts: Nanjing University Gulou Wutong Road × Nanjing Art Institute Backstreet Art Market. 2. Seasonal Aesthetic Calendar Highlight moments and secret spots by season: March-April: Plum Blossom Hill’s sea of fragrant snow / Chaotian Palace’s magnolias reflecting on red walls / Qingliang Mountain Chongzheng Academy’s hydrangea secret spot June-July: Linggu Fireflies (Midsummer exclusive) / Twin lotus flowers at Xuanwu Lake / White Dove Twilight Concert at Purple Mountain Music Stage September-October: Autumn colors on the Stone Elephant Road at Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum / Water mirror in the pond cypress forest at Zhimaling / Red carpet of dawn redwoods at Yanque Lake (early morning fog version at the end of October) December-February: Snow scene at Niushou Mountain Buddha Palace / Floating in Tangshan Mine Hot Springs / Plum blossom’s subtle fragrance at the Old East Gate city wall base 3. Time-Space Folded Experiences 1. Deep Six Dynasties Water and Mist Line Ming City Wall secrets: Secret section: Fugui Mountain → Pipa Lake section (a wonder of wall and mountain symbiosis) Light and shadow magic: Climb the Taicheng section at dusk (Purple Peak Tower on the left, Xuanwu Lake on the right) Southern Dynasties stone carving pilgrimage: Off-the-beaten-path route: Qixia Lion’s Pass → Ganjiagang lost tomb → Fangqi Temple Qilin (self-driving required) 2. Republic of China Architecture Revitalization Guide Twelve hours on Yihe Road: Dawn to dusk transitions: 07:00 Shoot empty shots under the wutong tree shadows → 15:00 Drink rose latte at Vanguard Yihe Bookstore → 19:30 Taste Meiling porridge at a Republic of China restaurant behind yellow walls Xiaguan Power Plant ruins: Industrial punk: Yangtze River dolphin observation station × century-old tower crane (navigate to “Jiangbian Road”) 3. Yangtze River Civilization Hidden Line Hidden angle at Yuejiang Tower: Shoot the railway layer of Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge from the top of Lion Mountain (train passing through a time tunnel) Yuzui Wetland Lighthouse: Capture the “lighthouse-sunset-cross-river bridge” trinity composition at dusk 4. Streetwise Survival Guide 1. Breakfast Secret Battle Map Faction war god-level stalls and hidden ways to eat: Wonton gang: Wang’s Wontons (Yuhuatai store) with chili oil and freshly baked crab shell yellow sesame cake Duck blood vermicelli sect: Ye Xin Snacks (Laifeng Community store) with added crispy rice soup, paired with next-door Kan Lao Er’s duck Potstickers gate: Li Ji Halal Restaurant (Dading Alley) with beef offal soup, dipped in Zhenjiang aromatic vinegar 2. Night Market Ranks Old East Gate advanced version: Avoid the main street, turn to Sanchaoying: → Xiao Zheng’s crispy sesame cake (scallion oil + black sesame combo) → Minqian tofu desserts (Yuhua tea tofu jelly) South Lake night epic: → Fatty’s clay pot (braised beef + curry powder) → Zhang’s Garden big bowl noodles (open after 5 pm) 3. Literati Tea Affairs Purple Mountain Tea Factory: Pick pre-rain tea yourself → guided tea frying by tea master → tea tasting by Zixia Lake Mustard Seed Garden Tea House: Listen to Bai opera performances in a recreated Qing Dynasty garden (reservation required) 5. Accommodation Area Codes Representative choices by neighborhood atmosphere: Xinjiekou: City heart / 24-hour sleeplessness Jinling Hotel (overlooking city skyline) Confucius Temple: Riverside houses with oar sounds and lantern shadows Huaji Hotel (old house transformed into an aesthetic space) Foot of Zhongshan Mountain: Forest secret / healing style Pipa Mountain Residence (window view of firefly forest) 6. In-Depth Itinerary Design (5 days 4 nights) Day 1: Ming City Exploration Ming City Wall Taicheng section → Jiangning Weaving Museum → Presidential Palace 1912 District → Sweep the street at Kexiang Market Day 2: Qinhuai’s Two Faces Morning visit to Confucius Temple Imperial Examination Museum → Night mooring on Qinhuai East Line (Li Xiangjun’s former residence → Mustard Seed Garden) → Old East Gate Starbucks Reserve store to view city wall Day 3: Mountain Soul Awakening Purple Mountain Greenway hike (Sports Park → Liuhui Pavilion → Music Stage) → Free reservation at Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum → Vegetarian noodles at Linggu Temple Day 4: Riverside Mystery Yangtze River ferry (Zhongshan Pier → Pukou Station) → Xiaguan Train Theme Park → Mufu Mountain Guanyin Scenic Area to watch Yangtze River dolphins Day 5: Arts Rampage Nanjing University Gulou Campus → Vanguard Bookstore Wutaishan → National Creative Park Contemporary Art Exhibition → Nanjing Art Institute Backstreet Sunset Market 7. Pitfalls and Trivia Ticket mysticism: Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum free entry before 6:30 am (only Gate 7 open) Nanjing Museum requires booking 3 days in advance (Wednesday night sessions less crowded) Photography curse broken: Best spot at Jiming Temple is the second-floor café of the Paleontology Museum Stone Elephant Road autumn colors must be caught before sanitation cleaning (arrive by 6 am) Transport secret: Taking bus 34 in Zhongshan Scenic Area is three times cheaper than sightseeing bus Shared bike + Metro Line 2 covers 80% of attractions 8. Local Spirit Corners Midnight ritual: Panda One Shop on Zhujiang Road (milk tea with roasted almonds) Soul refuge: Second-floor South Study Room (24-hour never-closing old building bookstore) Dimensional rift: Sky Capital Building 37th-floor rooftop night bar (south/north double terraces) Nanjing’s magic lies in “folding” — standing at Zhonghua Gate Fortress, looking south at the flowing light of the Great Bao’en Temple glass pagoda, north at the silhouette of horse-head walls in Old East Gate, the golden dust of the Six Dynasties and cyber light collapse here. Slow down, and you can hear the thousand-year whispers in the cracks of the city wall bricks.

✨ Walking into Laomendong, it feels like falling into the mist of the Six Dynasties. 🌿 The old houses of Hui style covered with vines, the mottled stone roads, and the trumpet creepers that occasionally appear at the corners - this is where half of Nanjing's tenderness is hidden. 🍵 Read an old book under the carved windows of "Xianfeng Bookstore", 🥢 Taste the crispy "Lu's Plum Blossom Cake", 🎋 In the twilight, when the lanterns are lit, the prosperous old dream of Qinhuai is suddenly within reach. 📌 Tips: Come in the early morning when there are few people, and you can take pictures of the empty ancient alleys; in the evening when the blues are on, the contrast between the lights and the gray walls is beautiful! #NanjingTravel #Laomendong #JinlingMemory #citywalk

In Nanjing's Laomendong area, there's a transformed old courtyard called Huaji Hotel, ranked among China's top ten homestays. It preserves the architectural styles of the Ming, Qing, and Republic of China eras, exuding unique charm. With an excellent location, the homestay is nestled in the Laomendong scenic area, just about 400 meters from Metro Line 3, making it easily accessible. Step outside, and you'll find quaint alleys right before your eyes, with popular attractions like Confucius Temple, Qinhuai River, and the ancient city wall nearby—perfect for a leisurely stroll. At night, enjoy the shimmering lights along the Qinhuai River, creating a cozy and romantic atmosphere. The homestay is a renovated three-courtyard old residence, hidden among Laomendong's ancient buildings, exuding understated elegance. The bricks and tiles in the courtyard bear the marks of time. It features 19 rooms spread across five courtyards, each with unique details blending rustic charm and modern style. The rooms are adorned in warm linen tones, with soft bedding, and come equipped with CDs and books. Some rooms even have small balconies or terraces—perfect for relaxing with a cup of tea! The hotel service is thoughtful, with delicate flower arrangements at the entrance, bedtime snacks and yogurt, and complimentary minibar drinks. Every detail reflects care and attention. Hotel: Nanjing Huaji Hotel Address: No. 52 Zhongying, Laomendong, Huaji Hotel

48 Hours to Explore Jinling City 🌸 【Walking Route: Subway + Bike to Explore Jinling's Best Attractions】 Day 1: Journey Through Six Dynasties' Charm 🚇 Transportation Tips: Nanjing's subway is super convenient! Get a Jinling Tong transit card on Alipay for seamless travel. 1. Morning: Muxuyuan Station (Subway Line 2) → Plum Blossom Mountain at the Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum (February is the International Plum Blossom Festival! Tickets are 60 yuan, free before 6:30 am! Pink and white plum blossoms covering the mountainside + red walls and glazed tiles, perfect for photos in Hanfu) 2. Noon: 10-minute bike ride → Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum (Free, climb 392 steps for a panoramic view of Zijin Mountain, remember to book in advance on the official WeChat account) 3. Afternoon: Transfer from Subway Line 2 to Line 3 → Confucius Temple - Qinhuai River (A night cruise on the Qinhuai River is a must! But daytime is less crowded and more efficient. Visit the Imperial Examination Museum + Wuyi Alley, grab a painting boat ticket at 5 pm, the 80-yuan night cruise with lantern displays is worth the price) 4. Evening: Walk → Laomendong (Lanterns adorn the brick alleys, Lu's plum blossom cakes and Lan Laoda's sugar porridge with lotus root are must-tries!) Day 2: Where Modern and Traditional Collide 1. Morning: Subway Line 1 → Xuanwu Lake (Free! Enjoy the subtle fragrance of wintersweet on Liangzhou Island, feed pigeons at Lovers' Garden and admire the reflection of Zifeng Tower) 2. Morning: 15-yuan taxi ride → Yihe Road ("Museum of Republican Architecture," plane trees and shadows + yellow walls and western-style buildings, a paradise for art lovers) 3. Afternoon: Subway Line 2 → Nanjing Museum (Free! Don't miss the Republic of China Hall for photos, book 3 days in advance!) 4. Evening: Shared bike → Ke Alley Food Market (Locals' favorite food: lotus root cakes from Tao Ji Authentic Dezhou Braised Chicken, Xu Auntie's qingtuan, a full meal for 10 yuan!) 🏨 【Budget-friendly Accommodation: 100+ yuan per person for a taste of Jinling's history】 *Budget travelers: Hostels near Xinjiekou/Confucius Temple subway stations (50-80 yuan/night, "Yijian Senlin" has a great social atmosphere) *Unique stays: Boutique hotels in renovated Ming and Qing Dynasty courtyards in Laomendong ("Huaji Hotel" 200+ yuan per person, open the window to see black tiles and horse head walls) *Convenient option: Chain hotels in Xinjiekou (e.g., JI Hotel, Atour, located at the subway hub, Mingwalang snack street is just downstairs for late-night snacks) 🦆 【Must-Eat List: 24-Hour Nanjing Food Guide】 🔥 Breakfast: - Fangpo Pastry Shop (Wufan rice wrapped youtiao + fermented glutinous rice balls, 6 yuan for a filling breakfast! Arrive before 7 am to avoid queues) - Li Ji Halal Restaurant (Juicy beef pan-fried dumplings! With a bowl of wontons, 10 yuan for pure happiness) 🍜 Main Courses: - Xiao Pan Ji Duck Blood Vermicelli Soup (38 yuan for the family combo, duck liver + duck tongue + rice crust, incredibly delicious) - Minguo Hong Gongguan (150 yuan per person for exquisite Huaiyang cuisine, Meiling porridge and salted duck are must-tries) 🍡 Late-Night Snacks: - "Tofu Dynasty" Blizzard Stinky Tofu in Laomendong (10 yuan, the durian flavor is surprisingly addictive!) - Master Zuo's Plum Blossom Cakes at Confucius Temple (Red bean paste filling for 5 yuan, be careful it's hot!) 💡 Tips: Snacks in the core area of Confucius Temple are overpriced! Walk 10 minutes to Sanqiba Alley or Caixia Street for local prices. 💰 【Money-Saving Tips: Save Time and Money】 1. Combo tickets save 30%: Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum + Meiling Palace + Music Stage combo ticket for 100 yuan, 40 yuan cheaper than buying separately! 2. Free observation deck: The lobby of the Grand Hyatt Nanjing on the 45th floor of Zifeng Tower offers a 360° view of Nanjing. Order a coffee and feel like royalty. 3. Off-peak visits: Visit popular attractions (like the museum and Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum) on working days around noon for fewer crowds and good lighting. 4. Bonus tip: Follow the "Nanjing Culture and Tourism" WeChat account for limited-time discounts and intangible cultural heritage activities in February! 📸 【February's Romantic Spots: Must-Visit Photo Spots】 - Changsheng Deer Park at Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum (Buy deer biscuits for 30 yuan and take photos with the deer) - Beamless Hall at Linggu Temple with magnolias (White magnolias bloom in late February, adding to the temple's Zen atmosphere) - Librairie Avant-Garde on Yihe Road (Cross-shaped windows + rotating book tower, a paradise for bookworms) ✨ February in Nanjing is a symphony of plum blossoms and festive cheer, a parallel world of history and vibrant life. Follow this guide for 48 hours, unlock the secrets of early spring in Jinling with a bowl of warm duck blood vermicelli soup! 🚀 Are you ready for this journey through a thousand years of history? Save this guide, book your tickets, and let's go! Leave a comment if you're looking for travel buddies, maybe we can team up and save some money~

In the sky and on the earth, there is nothing to see, but in Jinling, there is a place better than the Lingxiao Palace. I would like to share with you my trip to Nanjing, where I stayed at Huaji Hotel for five days. It is said that this homestay was transformed from a three-entry old house in the late Qing Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty. It has 19 rooms and is hidden in the alleys of Laomendong. - 🏠Room type/layout The homestay is quiet in the middle of the hustle and bustle. The streets and alleys are quiet in the morning, and the green bricks and tiles in the wet weather are quiet and comfortable. When you open the door, you will see the bustling city. When you close the door and return to the house, you will feel like you are back home, where the city and the culture are integrated. It is as quiet and relaxing as when I was a child in the yard of my old house. Whether it is sunny, cloudy, or rainy, the yard of the homestay has its own characteristics. If it rains, you can take a picture in the yard without going out. If it is sunny, you can sit in the yard and enjoy the sun. - 💫Advantages It is convenient to take a taxi to the subway station. It is also close to Xinjiekou, Confucius Temple, and Jiming Temple. Moreover, there is a Chayan Yuese tea shop just a few meters away from the homestay, which is hard not to love. The bedding in the homestay is really super comfortable. I have a sore neck and shoulders, and the height of the pillow is just right, so I don't feel uncomfortable when I wake up. The room is cleaned every day, and the fruit is replenished every day. I like the crispy and delicious apples! - 🍜Food Huaji Restaurant and the homestay are the same. We ate at Huaji Restaurant on the first day, and the Huaiyang cuisine was delicious. Every dish is worth recommending, such as the beef, chicken feet with pig's trotters, fried rice, and a soup called chrysanthemum leaf soup, which is so delicious that I ate two bowls. We packed the leftovers. You can also order food directly in the room, but I prefer to eat in the restaurant. Huaji Restaurant is right across the street from the homestay and offers breakfast. You can select the menu in advance the night before you check in. Both Chinese and Western styles are included, which are nutritious and rich, but not free. Breakfast is served from 8:00 to 9:30 in the morning. - 💰Per capita consumption Considering the overall atmosphere of the hotel, I think CNY 500–750 is a moderate price near the Confucius Temple, and it is a cost-effective hotel that I would like to recommend to my friends. - 📝Tips This is a designer hotel with beautiful scenery and many carefully designed details waiting for guests to discover. The entrance to the homestay is the Deyunshe, and you need to buy tickets online in advance if you want to go in and experience eating melon seeds.

|Huaji Hotel (Old East Gate). [Happy] The hotel was renovated from an old Nanjing courtyard house decorated in the wabi-sabi style. The hotel has a total of 2 floors and about 20 guest rooms. There is a terrace on the second floor, perfect for stargazing. The decoration style of the room is simple but not lacking in design, with white and wood colors as the main colors, creating a peaceful atmosphere. Breakfast is rich in variety, you can choose to dine in the restaurant or have it delivered to your room [Trick]

Nanjing, a city with a long history, has numerous scenic spots and historical sites as well as delicious food. During this trip to Nanjing, you will discover a very distinctive Huaji Hotel in this city. The hotel is located in a small alley in Laomendong. It is a homestay converted from a three-story old house from the late Qing Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty. It is very close to Xinjiekou, Confucius Temple, Jiming Temple and other attractions, with convenient transportation, making it an ideal choice for your trip to Nanjing. Huaji Hotel Details 1️⃣Architectural features: Huaji Hotel has more than ninety rooms, each with its own unique features. The green bricks and tiles of the hotel appear even more tranquil and comfortable in the wet weather. The B&B is quiet in a busy area. When you open the door, you will see the bustling street market. When you close the door and return to the house, you will feel like you are back home. . 2️⃣Room facilities: The bedding at Huaji Hotel is super comfortable. Whether you have shoulder or neck discomfort, the pillows here are just the right height. The rooms are cleaned daily and the fruit is replenished every day, making you feel like home. . 3️⃣ Catering services: Huaji Restaurant is in the same building as the B&B and offers Huaiyang cuisine and other delicacies. Every dish is worth recommending, especially the beef, chicken feet, roasted pork knuckle and fried rice, and a soup that looks like chrysanthemum leaves, which is delicious. You can also order food directly in the room. If you like to eat in, you can dine directly at the restaurant opposite the B&B. 4️⃣ Service attitude: The sisters at the B&B are very kind and will provide you with help to the best of their ability. When you arrive, if it is late, they will also help you carry your luggage to the room. Recommended attractions and food nearby 1️⃣ Attractions: Xinjiekou, Confucius Temple, Jiming Temple and other attractions are very close to the hotel. You can easily reach them on foot or by subway. In addition, Nanjing also has famous attractions such as Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum and Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum that are worth visiting. 2️⃣Food: In addition to Huaji Restaurant, there are many other foods in Nanjing worth trying, such as duck blood vermicelli soup, xiaolongbao, salted duck, etc. You can taste these delicacies in the streets and alleys of Nanjing. ⚠️Travel Tips⚠️ 1️⃣ Pay attention to sleep: The most important thing when traveling is sleep. If you don’t sleep well, it will affect your mood and experience of the entire trip. Therefore, when choosing accommodation, be sure to choose a hotel with comfortable bedding. 2️⃣Keep your original intention: When traveling, don’t be disturbed by tedious things, keep a happy mood and enjoy the process of traveling. 3️⃣Respect local culture: When traveling, respect local culture and customs and abide by local rules and regulations.

|Century-old House·Huaji Hotel\". When you come to Nanjing, you must stay at the Huaji Hotel\", hidden in the old house group of Ming and Qing architecture and Republican architecture in Laomendong, it is a 300-year-old house, the former owner is also a big family, if you don't look carefully, you may not even find the door, this is a traditional three-entry mansion in the south of the city, although it is a restored mansion, but every brick and tile records the traces of time. Location: No. 52, Laomendong Zhongying

The original owner of Huaji Hotel was a family named Wang who was engaged in brocade weaving. The owner of the B&B, Hu Shoulian, invited the industry-renowned designer Yu Ping to use "earth, wood, bricks, tiles and stones" which are materials derived from the earth and have living properties to sort out the architectural context, making the 19 guest rooms and 5 courtyards of the B&B full of the natural essence of "people on the bustling path". It is a low-key and meaningful old-brand B&B hidden deep in Laomendongli. ✔It was once rated as "one of the top ten most beautiful B&Bs in China" In the orthodox three-courtyard mansion in the south of the city, flowers bloom on the blue bricks and gray tiles. Every brick and tile here records the traces of more than 300 years. Listen to the noise of cicadas during the day and watch the flowers hidden in the city quietly at night. The B&B has 19 guest rooms. The decoration is not gorgeous but very elegant, combining complexity and simplicity, simplicity and fashion very well. Even the subtle details in the room can be seen with traces of flowers and plants. The hotel rooms are large, clean and fully equipped. The beds, sofas and coffee tables all have a simple beauty, and the decoration design is free and easy with a Zen feel. It's a great place to relax, read a book, have a cup of tea, and slow down! The lobby, corridors, partitions, stairs, courtyards, rooms, and corridors are very suitable for taking photos with a retro film feel. The hotel is very conveniently located close to Confucius Temple, a famous tourist attraction in Nanjing. You can eat so many delicious dishes, it's really amazing. Open the window and you will see the garden full of flowers and plants. Although it is in a busy city, it is quiet and peaceful. Especially when you wake up in the morning, Laomendong is very quiet, completely different from the noise during the day. Pushing open the balcony door on the second floor of the room is a terrace with large flowers blooming on the blue bricks and gray tiles. Listening to the birds singing and watching pedestrians walking by with oil-paper umbrellas, this is the Jiangnan style. The breakfast ordering system is very special. Just tick the ones you like on the menu. The dishes are good~ The receptionist is very cute. I ordered vermicelli soup and soup dumplings, which are already a lot. She also cooked three Yuhuashi glutinous rice balls for me. The environment for breakfast is very good. It is the most satisfying type of hotel breakfast~ 📍Address: No. 52, Laomendong Zhongying. Nanjing Huaji Hotel·Laomendong Branch Laomendong Historic District Confucius Temple

I found a very interesting hotel in the old gate of Nanjing, called "Flower". The old Huizhou architecture has a narrow door and can only be passed by one person. There is actually a small advertisement for the "psoriasis" in the doorway. I don't know if it is intentional, but it seems to have a sense of life. After entering , I found that there is a hole in the hotel. The scenery of each place is very chic. The decoration of many details makes me like it. is at the beginning of May, and it is also the flowering period of the rose flower. There are many roses around the hotel to take pictures, so the interested partners should hurry.