A true children's paradise, experience a real-life Fuchun Mountain Retreat boathouse.

Hangzhou Fuchun Fangcaodi is using riverside boathouses as its brushstrokes to paint a modern ink wash scroll along a 5-kilometer stretch of prime waterfront. As a representative of nature-based vacations under the New Century Group, the area boasts a 72% forest coverage rate, ensuring every breath is filled with the fresh scent of vegetation. The hotel offers over 200 guest rooms, each an independent ecological theater. The boathouse rooms offer a 180° panoramic view of the river, and the starry sky bathtubs reflect the Milky Way. The treehouse rooms are suspended 12 meters high within a camphor forest, where smart skylights allow the sounds of birds and morning sunlight to serve as a natural wake-up call. Families with children can choose the Loft River View Room, which features separate upper and lower levels with a fun children's tent and Kang Er Xin antibacterial bedding. The all-day dining restaurant, "Yelu," serves Fuchun River shad with Jiand'e Sandu machi, and the chef's special Nine Surnames Fish Head requires a three-day advance reservation. The summer-limited "River Breeze Night Banquet" is held on the open-air viewing platform, where Jiand'e tofu wraps are paired with chilled bayberry wine, complemented by the flowing river view dotted with fishing lights. The hotel's public areas are abundant and natural. The 500㎡ riverside infinity pool blends seamlessly with the river, and the children's water play area features a rainbow slide. The pet park houses alpacas and Shetland ponies, and the outdoor children's play area includes a climbing net and a treehouse slide. The hotel's exclusive fishing area allows guests to experience the thrill of catching Fuchun River topmouth culter, and the cycling path connects to the Qili Yangfan ancient waterway. The riverside open-air cinema shows movies weekly, and egrets can be seen hunting in the ecological wetland park. Between air-conditioned rooms and natural landscapes, Fangcaodi embraces a philosophy of refined rusticity, transforming the "Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains" into a tangible living space. Amidst the river maples and fishing fires, all anxieties should drift away on bamboo rafts.