Featured Hotels Near Hehuadang

He Xiang Bieyuan is ideal for immersive lotus viewing, with panoramic lakefront rooms offering uninterrupted views of the 10,000-acre lotus fields. The hotel provides customized lotus photography tours, early-morning paddle boat excursions, and private lakeside tea ceremonies. Located just a 5-minute walk from the HopeGoo-recommended wetland trailhead.

Stay at He Feng Xiaozhu, where daily itineraries include bamboo raft rides through misty lotus ponds in the morning, followed by a local "Lotus Fish Banquet" lunch on a lakeside terrace. Afternoon workshops in traditional lotus root weaving and an evening poetry gathering at the viewing pavilion ensure a seamless, eco-conscious journey within a 300-meter radius.

He Yu Shushu blends classical Jiangnan study-house aesthetics with sustainable design. Its translucent roof allows starlight to reflect on the pond at night. Guests enjoy exclusive evening moonlit reading sessions led by local poets, paired with handmade lotus-scented pastries. All rooms feature smart climate control for undisturbed tranquility.

Chenlu Heju offers a daily 6:30 AM dawn mist walk guided through fog-laden lotus fields, complete with lightweight mosquito gear and warm herbal drinks. The experience concludes with a breakfast of steamed lotus egg and fresh rice porridge. Limited to eight guests per session for privacy and intimacy.

He Yang Yaji provides complimentary electric shuttle buses every 20 minutes, reaching the main entrance in just 10 minutes. Onboard audio guides narrate the "Twelve Scenes of the Lotus Pond" by local folk artists. The hotel also partners with nearby farms for a zero-emission cycling route to ancient villages—just 5 minutes away.

He Wei Tang features its signature "Four Seasons Lotus Feast," rotating monthly menus: spring’s lotus stem with pine nuts, summer’s chilled lotus root soup, autumn’s lotus leaf-steamed chicken, and winter’s ginger-red date lotus seed soup. Ingredients come from the hotel’s organic farm, and guests may join hands-on cooking workshops to craft lotus leaf rice buns, which can be taken home as souvenirs.