Wuzhen Wucun Hotel 3 Days 2 Nights (2 Adults 1 Child Accommodation, Inside Xizha Scenic Area)

Wucun is the name given to the village of Wuzhen, located 500 metres north of the Xizha historic district in Wuzhen, right beside the Grand Canal, covering an area of 450 mu (approx. 30 hectares). It has a total of 186 guest rooms, each named after distinctive local cultural elements. The facilities cover hotel accommodation, dining, entertainment and leisure experiences. From vacation to service, it ensures a worry‑free travel experience for you.

With 450 mu of pastoral scenery and comfortable, charming countryside living, plus over 20 rural experience activities, the Jiangnan‑style rural atmosphere is truly rich! This holiday season, come and soak in the spring charm of Jiangnan right here!

To offer residents an immersive countryside experience, the hotel retains the original 1960s‑70s rural house exteriors and layouts. From the outside, it looks just like the description in "The Peach Blossom Spring": "level and open fields, neat houses, with fertile farmlands, beautiful ponds, and mulberry and bamboo groves."

Wucun Village Committee Reception Hall▽

Step inside the rooms and you'll find a world of surprise, with all modern amenities readily available. The room design and decor match the retro exterior of the building, with brown as the primary tone, creating an elegant and stately ambience. Cunjie King Bed Room▽

Cunjie Twin Bed Room▽

Children's Playroom▽The playroom features a ball pit, obstacle course, climbing area, books, arcade games, and many other zones and facilities—comparable to a professional kids' amusement park. It not only brings joy to the little ones, but also helps them grow through play.

Public Leisure Area▽

‑ Wuzhen ‑

The waters of Wuzhen flow quietly, just like a gentle yet resilient Jiangnan woman. With such a spirit, who could not fall for her?

As night falls, the timed floodlights gradually light up, outlining the entire Xizha in crystal‑clear brilliance. Under ancient trees, within bridge arches, along the stone pillars of waterside pavilions, and on the steps of river docks, warm and cool lights in dots, blocks, and lines interweave and shine in harmony.

Taking a boat ride may be the most enjoyable way to tour Xizha at night. The most concentrated nighttime light displays are along Xishi River. Gliding along the river, the boat seems to float through a river of lanterns, with lights reflecting on the water and oars gently stirring, as if breaking a pool of scattered silver.

Passing through stone bridges feels like travelling through time tunnels. If you wish, you can stop the boat to read the inscribed couplets on the bridges, each rich with meaning.