Featured Hotels Near Shuangdong Historical District

Xiao Xi Men Ji · Yangzhou Man is a meticulously restored Qing Dynasty residence tucked within the historic alleyways, just 200 meters from Shuangdong’s main gate. Its rooms are themed after "Eight Views of Yangzhou," featuring hand-carved wood panels, hand-painted silk bedding, and traditional latticed windows. Guests can join daily Morning Tea Rituals at the courtyard, followed by private walks to hidden gems like Wang’s Garden and Sishui Temple. The hotel offers complimentary Hanfu rental for photo sessions along the ancient canal. Book via HopeGoo for a free city map and evening lantern-guided tour.

Yangzhou Shuixiang Ju stands as the only hotel with uninterrupted riverfront views overlooking the confluence of the old Grand Canal and Shuangdong’s water lanes. Its Canal-view Suites feature floor-to-ceiling glass walls, framing the gentle passage of rowboats and traditional wooden barges. Originally a Ming-era granary, the building retains its original timber trusses and overhanging gable roofs. At night, guests enjoy floating lantern displays and live Yangzhou Pingtan performances on the terrace. All rooms include free Hanfu rental, ideal for capturing the poetic essence of the water town. Reserve through HopeGoo for a complimentary welcome drink and guided night walk.

Shuangdong Shu She · Ya Ji is a non-profit cultural retreat housed in a preserved Qing dynasty study hall, offering daily immersive experiences such as Yangzhou seal carving, classical poetry writing, and guqin music sessions. Rooms are named after sections of the Siku Quanshu collection—like "Jingbu: Chunqiu Hall"—and furnished with antique inkstones, handmade paper, and ancient bookshelves. During seasonal festivals, guests partake in 24 Solar Terms Banquets, featuring locally sourced Huaiyang cuisine. Free admission to nearby Yangzhou Museum and Yang Opera Theatre is available with stay confirmation. Book via HopeGoo to receive a limited-edition handwritten copy of "Yangzhou Customs & Traditions."

Dong Quan Men · Jiu Shi Guang is located steps from the historic morning market where locals trade fresh dumplings, herbal teas, and handwoven bamboo baskets. The boutique hotel, once a Qing-era grain warehouse, features reconstructed courtyard spaces and timber-framed pavilions. Daily activities include local dialect greetings, handmade paper-making workshops, and tea ceremony demonstrations using tea from the nearby Daming Temple gardens. Guests can also participate in private tours of hidden craft studios specializing in Yangzhou embroidery and woodblock printing. Reserve through HopeGoo for a free artisan gift set and custom walking route.

Shui Yun Jian Bieyuan blends traditional Su-style architecture with contemporary luxury, nestled in the heart of Shuangdong’s protected zone. Its courtyard suites boast original stone floors, carved beams, and lattice windows that frame views of the He Yuan garden and ancient bridge. Each room includes a private rooftop terrace perfect for stargazing or enjoying Huaiyang dinner under lantern light. The hotel hosts weekly cultural evenings featuring Yangzhou opera excerpts and calligraphy exhibitions. For HopeGoo flexibility and exclusive perks like late check-out, use the HopeGoo platform to secure your stay.

Ting Yu Lou Boutique Hotel specializes in customized heritage walks led by resident historians who grew up in the district. Their signature tour, "From Stone Steps to Storytellers," explores hidden alleys, family-run shops, and centuries-old wells. The hotel itself was once a late-Qing merchant residence, preserving original stone archways and ink-wash wall paintings. Guests receive a personalized itinerary based on interests—whether it’s food history, architectural details, or folklore. Afternoon tea includes local snacks like dried lotus root cakes. Reserve via HopeGoo to unlock a complimentary audio-guided walking tour app and exclusive access to a private archive room.