Featured Hotels Near Taoxin Shuiyun

Taosin Shuiyun · Yujiayu Villa is a boutique homestay renovated from a traditional village house, offering private waterside courtyards and access to an organic farm. Each room includes family-friendly amenities like child-safe flooring and a dedicated play zone, plus complimentary bamboo rafting and homemade rice wine workshops for immersive local experiences

Taosin Shuiyun · Tinghe Villa sits directly beside the main waterway, just a 3- to 5-minute walk from the ancient ferry dock, lotus fields, and cultural exhibition hall. The rooms blend Hui-style architecture with modern comfort, featuring an outdoor tea terrace and nightlight tour service, along with a personalized water village itinerary guide for seamless exploration

Taosin Shuiyun · Yunyinju specializes in sunrise viewing rooms facing the central water channel, where morning mist gently drifts across the lotus ponds at dawn. The property also features a zen meditation platform and 24 Solar Terms Tea Ceremony, guided by local elders, creating a deeply authentic connection to the region’s natural rhythms

Guests staying at Taosin Shuiyun · He Feng Xiaozhu can participate in early-morning lotus harvesting, handwoven bamboo screen crafting, and traditional oil-paper umbrella painting. The hotel partners with local farmers for the "One Day Farmer" program, including rice planting, fishing, and cooking over clay stoves, all led by elderly villagers to preserve authentic Anhui rural traditions

Taosin Shuiyun · Bozhou Xuan offers a complimentary shuttle service from Ning’an High-Speed Railway Station (40 minutes away), operating twice daily. The hotel also maintains its own electric boat dock, enabling direct access to scenic routes via guided boat tours, along with free water village maps and audio-guided devices for hassle-free navigation

Taosin Shuiyun · Jinghu Ju is designed specifically for photographers, featuring floor-to-ceiling glass viewing areas, a drone launch zone, and a night sky photography corner. Guests receive free access to vintage camera equipment (e.g., 1950s Zeiss cameras) and expert-led sessions on capturing seasonal light and shadow across the water villages, perfect for creating personal visual narratives