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Amanfayun, Hangzhou China

A journey to China is sure to be filled with a variety of experiences. There is almost an endless amount of things to do and see. While it can be very easy to plan exciting activities, it is much harder to decide on a place to stay. If you are looking for a world class hotel with the look and feel of a traditional Chinese village, the Amanfayun is for you! This award winning hotel features stone pathways, shaded courtyards, quaint restaurants and peaceful hideaways. A stay at Amanfayun is sure to make a trip to China unforgettable.

Located near the West Lake, Amanfayun is comprised of 47 dwellings and is surrounded by natural tea fields, forests and lush groves of bamboo. The rooms, suites and villas were all feature modern amenities such as under-floor heating, air conditioning and internet connectivity.  Guests will also be able to enjoy the fine calligraphy art pieces that decorate the hotel walls.

Not only is Amanfayun aesthetically pleasing, it is also rich in cultural heritage and natural beauty. The area surrounding the hotel is home to ancient architectural gems and native villages. If you want to explore ancient Buddhist temples, it would be ideal to make Amanfayun your home base. It’s just a short drive away from these temples, gardens, and pagodas. If you are in the mood to shop, you are in luck! Amanfayun is also located very close to Hangzhou’s famous silk and shopping streets.

While planning a trip to China, be sure to travel to Hangzhou and book a stay at Amanfayun. A stay here is sure to make your trip unforgettable.

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