Wuzhen Wucun Hotel (2 Days 1 Night 1 Adult 1 Child Accommodation Inside Xizha Scenic Area)

Wu Village is translated as the village of Wuzhen. It is located 500 metres north of the Xizha historic district in Wuzhen, standing right beside the Beijing‑Hangzhou Grand Canal, covering an area of 450 mu. There are 186 guest rooms in total, all named after the distinctive local culture. It encompasses hotel accommodation, dining, entertainment and leisure experience activities. From vacation to service, it offers you a hassle‑free travel experience like no other.

450 mu of pastoral scenery, comfortable and delightful countryside living, and over 20 rural experience activities — the rustic charm of the Jiangnan countryside is truly rich! Come here this holiday to soak up the spring vibes of Jiangnan!

To offer guests an immersive countryside living experience, the hotel has preserved the original exterior and layout of rural houses from the 1960s and 1970s. From the outside, it looks just like what is described in "The Peach Blossom Spring": "the land is flat and open, the houses are neatly arranged, with fine fields, beautiful ponds, and mulberry and bamboo groves."

Wu Village Reception Hall▽

Step inside the rooms and you will find a whole new world — all kinds of modern living amenities are available. The room design and décor match the retro exterior of the house, with brown as the dominant tone, giving the rooms an elegant and serene look. Village Joy King Room▽

Village Joy Twin Room▽

Kids' Play House▽

The Kids' Play House features a ball pit, obstacle courses, climbing frames, books, game consoles and many more areas and facilities. It is comparable to a professional children's playground, bringing joy to little ones while helping them grow through play.

Public Leisure Area▽

‑ Wuzhen ‑

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

At nightfall, the time‑controlled floodlights gradually light up, outlining the entire Xizha in a crystal‑clear glow. Beneath ancient trees, within arch bridges, on stone pillars of waterside pavilions, and along the steps of waterfront piers, warm and cool tones of dotted, block‑shaped and linear lights illuminate one another in harmony.

Taking a boat ride is perhaps the most enjoyable way to tour Xizha at night. The most concentrated night‑light scenery in Xizha is along Xishi River. Gliding along the river by boat, the vessel seems to float amidst a river of lights. As the lights on the water glitter and the oars gently row, it feels like cutting through a pool of scattered silver.

Passing through one stone bridge after another feels like travelling through tunnels of time. If you are so inclined, you can even stop the boat to carefully read the couplets inscribed on the bridges, each carrying a profound and lasting meaning.