Amanfayun is a truly unique rural retreat on the outskirts of the historic city of Hangzhou. A peaceful and luxurious hideaway surrounded by tea fields, natural forest and quaint villages it is the ideal contrast to China's large cities.
Highlights
There is a fantasttic outdoor pool surrounded by forrest, a little private hideaway form the rest of the property
There are five fantastic dining options within the property making it ideal for those wanting to experience mix of traditional cuisine alongside western options that will please younger guests
The property comprises the old monastery and ancient village houses surrounding it. Each room is totally unique with its own traditional architectural features, it’s a wonderfully authentic place to rest and relax after day exploring Hangzou
Set within a working monastery surrounded by parkland on the banks of a winding stream Amanfayun has a wonderfully calm and rejuvenating atmosphere
When to visit
Amanfayun lies within a pilgramage circuit of 7 Buddhist temples giving an idea of just how important a cultural and religious site this is.
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Inquire NowSituated on 14 hectares to the west of West Lake, on the outskirts of Hangzhou. Just a 20-minute drive from the city center, Amanfayun features the original village layout, with a 600-meter main thoroughfare, the Fayun Pathway.
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