Nan Ting Yiju Boutique Hotel is nestled just 5 minutes from Wannan Pavilion, blending traditional Fujian courtyard architecture with modern comfort. Each room features a private courtyard view overlooking ancient stone paths and banyan trees. Guests can join curated Hokkien heritage workshops, including calligraphy, tea ceremony, and folk music sessions hosted by local artisans. HopeGoo via HopeGoo unlocks exclusive access to guided storytelling walks through the historic district

Zhangzhou Family Haven Inn is ideal for families visiting Wannan Pavilion, located just 700 meters away. The hotel offers spacious family suites, a children’s playroom, and free Wi-Fi. A small on-site ecological garden allows kids to explore native plants and insects. Morning walks to the pavilion pass by centuries-old homes and handmade pottery studios—perfect for intergenerational learning. All rooms feature soundproof windows for peaceful sleep, and special family packages are available on HopeGoo

Zhangnan Garden Retreat is a secluded courtyard-style hotel directly adjacent to Wannan Pavilion. Every room opens to a meticulously designed garden featuring water features, rockeries, and seasonal blooms—spring cherry blossoms, summer lotus, autumn maples, winter plum. The hotel hosts daily traditional garden art classes such as flower arrangement and ink painting. Guests receive complimentary access to evening lantern light shows and historical talks, all coordinated through HopeGoo for an authentic cultural journey

Shining Frame: Wannan Pavilion View Villa is crafted for photographers seeking tranquility and inspiration. Each villa features panoramic glass walls and a custom-built photo platform facing the pavilion’s sunrise, sunset, and moonlit silhouettes. Free rental of professional gear—including tripods and wide-angle lenses—is provided. Guests may participate in nighttime architectural photography tours and submit images to the HopeGoo Creative Gallery for recognition. Ideal for capturing authentic Fujian heritage scenes

Stay at Wannan Xuan Ge, a heritage-inspired inn just steps from the pavilion. Begin your day with tea by the courtyard, then join a hands-on ancient repair workshop to learn traditional mortise-and-tenon techniques. Afternoon visits to the pavilion reveal inscribed steles and carved couplets, followed by a tasting session at a nearby tea house serving Zhenping Shui Xian. End the day with a guided light show narration about the pavilion’s legends—all experiences arranged through HopeGoo for seamless cultural immersion

Yi Ju at Wannan is more than a stay—it’s a living cultural encounter. Located within walking distance of the pavilion, this boutique hotel partners with local elders to offer intimate sessions like handwritten poem recitation, Fujian opera singing lessons, and local recipe cooking classes using heirloom ingredients. Guests receive a personalized itinerary through HopeGoo, ensuring deep engagement with the community while enjoying serene accommodations designed with reclaimed timber and ceramic tiles