The hotel is designed, constructed and held by Kaiyuan Tourism Group, winner of "Top 20 China Tourism Group" and "China Service Award".The hotel is located at the foot of Kuaiji Mountain, adjacent to the Dayu Mausoleum Scenic Area. It used to be the place where the descendants of Dayu's family surnamed Xie lived and thrived, with a history of more than 4,000 years.The hotel covers an area of 64,100 square meters, with a construction area of 35,200 square meters and has many guest rooms. A Yuling River crosses the hotel, dividing the hotel into east and west banks, one river and two banks, with different styles but harmonious.The building on the west bank of the hotel is based on the original natural ecological environment of the ancient village. The guest rooms on Pingcheng Street stand along the street, and the Zhenshui Residence and Linshui Residence are spread out along the Yuling River, carefully carved and integrated into the scenery.The East Coast has a simple and elegant environment. While providing a comfortable stay experience, it also incorporates bright modern style design and leisurely and comfortable natural features. It is like a free space where traditional culture and modern life are harmoniously compatible.The hotel has created three special catering brands of "Yu's Courtyard", "Yu's Small Kitchen" and "Yu's Noodle House", and has a buffet restaurant "Ruoye Hall", which will take you to taste the beautiful Jiangnan and feel the local customs.The hotel has a swimming pool, gymnasium, children's playground, and offers various cultural experiences such as Laodizi games and awning boat tours.Stay in the natural ancient village, immersed in the mountains and trees. Come to Shaoxing, an ancient city in the south of the Yangtze River, and go to Dayu Kaiyuan Guantang to relax and reminisce about traditions.
"I've been longing to stay at Shaoxing Dayu Kaiyuan Guantang, especially on a rainy day. Finally, from May 26-28, it rained, and I got my wish to visit Dayu Kaiyuan. That afternoon, the front desk attendant kindly upgraded us from a garden-view villa in phase one to a courtyard villa in phase two. She also thoroughly explained the hotel's facilities and suggested sightseeing routes. There was even a shuttle to take us to our room. The hotel was formerly the ancient village of Yuzhou, a classic Jiangnan waterside town with a river running through it, white walls and black tiles, ancient Ming and Qing dynasty mansions, cobblestone alleys, and an old opera stage. The rainy old village perfectly embodied the misty charm of Jiangnan. The food at Yujia Courtyard was delicious, and I definitely want to come back and stay for a few more days."