Vallie Hotel

There’s nowhere quite like Hangzhou Vallie Hotel. Nestled in the forest far away from the city, but close to the serene atmosphere of Liuhe Pagoda Culture Park, it feels like a romantic escape from another era. Once a collection of homes for local tea farmers, the buildings blend beautifully into the tree-filled landscape, with temple-style roofs and golden light that filters through the branches come nightfall. But don’t be fooled: though it wears its traditional heritage proudly, it couldn’t be a more luxurious escape.
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Modest refinement is the statement here. Minimalist furnishings, white linens and exposed wooden beams make each generously-sized room a calm and relaxing space. Some come with private pools naturally filled by the Hupao Spring, while others feature private courtyards and living rooms for entertaining guests. Then there’s the discreet, 24-hour butler service, whether you’d like a hot spring bath or just a cup of refreshing Longjing tea. And, in keeping with the hotel’s personalised philosophy, the signature Shijiu Gastro Lounge serves only the finest food – and your favourite wine to match.

If you can tear yourself away from the hotel’s dreamy beds and yoga pods, discover a tranquil forest where hiking trails weave over Yuelun Mountain. The hotel also puts you close to the magnificent Liuhe Pagoda, which towers above the trees and offers stunning views over the Qiantang River.